The booking page
Every restaurant on Service already has a booking page, live now:
https://book.useservice.app/r/chez-marieNothing to embed, no script, no deploy. If all you need is somewhere to send people, you are already done — link to it and stop reading.
It runs the same booking form as the embedded widget, in the restaurant’s own colours and language, and it is always on the current version.
Finding the address
Section titled “Finding the address”The last part is the restaurant’s slug. It is shown in the Service back office under Settings → Widget, next to a copy button, along with the embed snippet.
Where to put the link
Section titled “Where to put the link”Anywhere a link goes:
- The Book a table button in your site’s navigation
- A QR code on the table, the menu, the window, a flyer
- Confirmation e-mails and SMS
- Google Business Profile, Instagram, TripAdvisor — anywhere a booking link is asked for
Because it is an ordinary URL, it works in places a script never could: printed material, a third-party listing, a social profile, a QR code on a napkin.
Sending guests in already positioned
Section titled “Sending guests in already positioned”You can put the date, party size and service in the link, so the form opens with them already filled in:
https://book.useservice.app/r/chez-marie?date=2026-09-03&party=4Useful for a “Book for Valentine’s Day” button, a table-specific QR code, or a re-booking link in a follow-up e-mail. The guest can still change anything.
📖 Deep links is the full guide: every parameter, how they combine, and how to pin a value so the guest cannot change it.
When to embed instead
Section titled “When to embed instead”The booking page takes the guest to a different address. That is fine — often better, since there is nothing on your side to break — but it does mean they leave your site, and you cannot style the page or react to a booking in your own code.
Embed the widget when you want the guest to stay on your page:
| You want | Use |
|---|---|
| Somewhere to send people, with no work | This page |
| The form in the flow of your own page | Inline |
| A button in your own navigation that opens it | Popover |
| A floating button, without editing your template | Sticky |
All four run the same funnel and create the same reservation. The choice is about where the guest is standing when they do it.