How to add Treatwell booking to your website
Treatwell is one of Europe's biggest salon booking platforms. If you're a partner, you can put its booking widget on your own website so clients book you directly rather than through the marketplace.
Quick answer
The Treatwell Connect booking widget lets clients book a real-time slot from your own website without leaving the page. You'll find it in Treatwell Connect, and you can also enable a partner site with your own URL from the Marketing tab. Add the widget to your site's header and services page, and keep a plain booking link for your Instagram bio.
Step-by-step
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Open Treatwell Connect
The booking widget is part of Treatwell Connect, the partner-side salon software. If you're taking bookings through Treatwell you already have access. The widget shows your live availability, so clients pick a genuine slot rather than requesting one.
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Enable your partner site if you want one
In the Marketing tab of Treatwell Connect there's an option to enable a partner site and choose your own unique URL. That's a fast way to get a bookable page, though it isn't a substitute for your own website — a partner page won't rank for your services the way your own site can.
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Add the widget to your own site
Copy the widget from Treatwell Connect and paste it into an HTML or embed block on your website. On Adviita, ask the AI editor to add a Book Now button linking to your Treatwell booking page. Put it in the header so it's on every page, and again beside your treatment list.
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Use it everywhere clients find you
Treatwell's booking widgets are designed to work across Google, social media and your own site as well as the app. Put the booking link on your Google Business Profile and Instagram bio too — those are often where a client first decides to book.
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Test a booking as a client
Book a real treatment from your phone. Confirm the right treatments, durations, staff and prices appear, and that the appointment lands in Treatwell Connect. Fix anything wrong in Connect rather than on the website.
Tips & best practices
- ▸A booking that starts on your own website is worth more than a marketplace one — the client isn't shown competitors on the way.
- ▸Keep treatments and prices in Connect current; your website simply reflects them.
- ▸Put the booking link on your Google Business Profile — for salons that's often the highest-intent entry point of all.
- ▸Have your own website as well as a Treatwell partner page; only one of them is genuinely yours.
Common questions
Can I take Treatwell bookings on my own website?
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Yes. The Treatwell Connect booking widget lets clients book a real-time slot from your own site in a couple of taps, without being sent to the marketplace.
What is a Treatwell partner site?
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It's a bookable page hosted by Treatwell that you can enable from the Marketing tab in Connect, with your own chosen URL. It's quick to set up, but it's a page on their platform rather than a website you control — useful alongside your own site, not instead of it.
Is it better to get bookings through Treatwell or my own website?
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Your own website, where you can. Marketplace bookings are valuable for reaching new clients, but a client who books through your own site isn't being shown competing salons during the process, and the relationship stays yours.
Where can I use the Treatwell booking widget?
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On your own website, and the booking links also work from Google and social media as well as the Treatwell app. Put them wherever a client might decide to book.