Add a “Book now” button or a full booking calendar to your site with one line of code. No plugin to install and no developer needed. Clients pick a service, a specialist and a free slot, and the booking lands straight in your calendar.
All three lead to the same calendar, so you can combine them. Pick the one your site allows and the place where you want the button to be.
A “Book now” button sits in the corner of every page and opens the calendar on top of your site. Clients book without leaving it. The best fit for most businesses.
For WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow and any site where you can add code.
<script src="https://www.mylink.bg/widget.js" data-slug="your-business" data-position="bottom-right" data-color="#3554f3" data-button-label="Book now"></script>Your services, prices and free slots appear right inside a page of your site, such as “Book now” or the page of a specific treatment.
For a dedicated booking page on your website.
<iframe src="https://www.mylink.bg/your-business/widget" width="400" height="600" frameborder="0"></iframe>Put the address of your booking page behind a button, in the menu or in your text. The “Booking links” tab also gives you a link to a specific service, group class or package.
For free wordpress.com sites, Instagram, Facebook, your Google profile and QR codes.
https://www.mylink.bg/your-businessSample code. In Mylink you copy it ready-made, with your business address.
Five steps and not a single booking plugin. Pasting the code itself takes about five minutes.
Sign your business up on Mylink and enter your services with prices and durations, your opening hours and your team. If you used another system before, we move your data over for free.
In Mylink open Settings → Website widget. Choose the position (“Bottom right”, “Bottom left” or “Embedded”), the colour, the button text and what to show: services, group classes, packages, products. Then copy the ready-made code.
Where it goes depends on what you want clients to see:
Press “Publish” or “Update”. If you use a caching plugin such as WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache or W3 Total Cache, or Cloudflare, clear the cache so your visitors see the change too.
Open your site on your phone, press “Book now” and book a slot. The booking appears in your Mylink calendar straight away, and the client gets a confirmation.
Rather not touch any code? We will add it together with you. Leave your phone
<script src="https://www.mylink.bg/widget.js" data-slug="your-business" data-position="bottom-right" data-color="#3554f3" data-button-label="Book now"></script>The code is always the same. Only the place you paste it changes.
The widget does not depend on WordPress. It works wherever you can add HTML code, and the link works literally everywhere.
| Platform | Floating button | Calendar in a page |
|---|---|---|
| Wix | Settings → Custom Code, at the end of Body, on all pages. Requires a paid plan and a connected domain. | Add → Embed Code → Embed HTML. |
| Shopify | Online Store → Themes → Edit code, the theme.liquid file, right before </body>. | A “Custom Liquid” section in the theme editor. |
| Squarespace | Code Injection, the Footer field. Availability depends on your plan. | A “Code” block on the page. |
| Webflow | Site settings → Custom code → Footer code. Requires a paid plan. | The “Code Embed” element. |
| Tilda | A T123 (HTML code) block in the shared site footer. | A T123 block on the page. |
| Custom site, Joomla, OpenCart | In the shared template, right before the closing </body> tag. | In the HTML of the page. |
| Google Sites | Not supported, because embedded code runs in a frame. Use a button with a link. | Insert → Embed → Embed code. |
The floating button script goes at the end of <body>, not in <head>. In <head> the page has not loaded yet, so the button has nowhere to appear.
A booking plugin lives inside your website. The Mylink widget only shows the calendar, and everything else runs separately.
| Comparison | Mylink widget | Booking plugin |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | One line of code | A plugin, settings and often paid add-ons |
| Updates | Handled by Mylink | Your job with every new WordPress, theme or PHP version |
| Load on your hosting | None, the calendar loads from Mylink | Tables and queries in your site database |
| If you change or lose your site | Bookings and clients stay in Mylink | The data sits in your site database |
| SMS and email reminders | Built in | Usually an add-on or an outside service |
| Deposit when booking | Built in, through Stripe | Usually a paid add-on |
| Phone app | iOS and Android | Rarely |
| New clients | A Mylink profile and a booking button in Google | Only your own site visitors |
| Without WordPress | Wix, Shopify, Instagram, QR code | Does not work |
| Language and support | Bulgarian and English, 24/7 support | Mostly English |
A plugin is part of the site: every WordPress, theme or PHP update can break it, and bookings are stored in the same database as your pages. The Mylink widget is a separate system. If you change the theme, the hosting or the whole site, you paste the same code again, and your schedule, clients and their history stay intact.
The widget is just the entrance. Behind it is the whole Mylink booking system.
Clients see what is free in your calendar. Double bookings do not happen.
Everyone on the team has their own services and their own schedule.
A confirmation right away and a reminder before the visit. Fewer no-shows.
Prepayment from everyone, only from new clients or from everyone except VIPs.
When nothing is free, clients join the list, and you see who is waiting for which service and day.
Bookings go into Google Calendar, and your events there block slots here.
A booking button in Google Search and Maps, with nothing to set up.
Your class schedule and visit passes show in the same widget (Pro plan).
The cause is almost always a site setting, not the code. These are the most common cases.
The website widget is included in every plan. The first 45 days are free, with no commission per booking and no contract.
See what your page could look like - demo profile with all features included.
No. Mylink is not a plugin but a widget with one line of code. You paste it into a “Custom HTML” block or the theme footer and it works. There is nothing to update, it puts no load on your hosting, and bookings and clients are stored in Mylink, not in your site database.
A plugin is installed in WordPress and runs on your hosting. A widget is a short piece of code that shows an outside service on your site, in this case the Mylink calendar. That is why it works the same on WordPress, Wix, Shopify or a hand-built site.
Yes. Every page builder has an element for HTML code: “HTML” in Elementor, “Code” in Divi, “Raw HTML” in WPBakery. You paste the same code into it. For a floating button on every page, add it to the site footer.
wordpress.com plans without plugins do not allow scripts or iframes. There, add a button or a link to your Mylink booking page. Clients book in the same calendar, just on a separate page.
Your hosting and database feel nothing: the calendar comes from Mylink servers in a separate frame (iframe), and the script itself is a few kilobytes. The frame does load together with the page, though. If you track every PageSpeed point, put the floating button only where clients book, or use a button with a link, which loads nothing extra.
Yes. You choose the main colour, the button text and which bottom corner it sits in. You can hide service descriptions or whole sections: group classes, packages, products.
Yes. The “Booking links” tab in settings has a separate link for every service, group class and package. Clients open your page with that service already selected, which suits the buttons on individual treatment pages.
Not necessarily. If you allow guest bookings, clients leave only a name, phone and email. Otherwise they sign in with a Mylink profile where they see and manage their bookings.
The widget is included in every Mylink plan. The Start plan is €15 a month incl. VAT, and the first 45 days are free. There is no commission per booking and no contract.
Nothing. Bookings, clients and their history are stored in Mylink. After the change you paste the same code into the new site and everything carries on from where it was.
Yes. You connect a Stripe account and choose who pays a deposit: every client, only new clients, or everyone except VIP clients. The amount can be fixed or a percentage of the service price.
Yes. In the “Allowed domains” field you list the domains, such as salon.bg, where the widget may be embedded. Subdomains such as www are included automatically. On every other site the calendar will not load.
Create a profile, copy the code and paste it into your site. If you prefer, leave your phone and we will do it together.
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