# Sharing your booking page

> Share your CoreHue booking page or a single service link on your website, Instagram bio, email signature and socials so clients can book you directly.

Source: https://help.corehue.co/docs/online-booking/sharing-your-booking-page/

Your booking page has one link for everything you offer, and each service has its own link too, so you can send clients straight to the session you've been talking about.

## Your booking page link

Your booking page lives at:

```
yourname.corehue.co/services
```

To copy it:

1. Go to **Bookings → Settings → Booking page**.
2. Under **Booking page link**, choose the copy button.

Or choose **Share** to open **Share booking page**, with the link and buttons for X, Facebook, Pinterest, WhatsApp and email.

You can also use **Share booking page** in **Quick actions** on your Home screen.

If you've connected a custom domain on Plus or Pro, your booking page link, the copy button and **Share** all use your domain instead, like `photos.yourstudio.com/services`. See [Connecting a custom domain](/docs/account/connecting-a-custom-domain).

> **Turn it on first**
Your booking page link only works once **Public booking page** is on. With the page on but no service published, visitors see **No services available right now**, so publish at least one service before you share it. See [Customizing your booking page](/docs/online-booking/customizing-your-booking-page).

## Linking to one service

Each published service has its own address, made from your booking page link and the service's **Service URL**:

```
yourname.corehue.co/services/family-portraits
```

To grab it, open the **⋯** menu on the service in **Bookings → Services** and choose **View page**, then copy the address from your browser. The publish dialog shows it too.

A direct service link skips the list and takes your client straight into booking. Use it for:

- Replying to "how do I book the engagement shoot?"
- Promoting your mini sessions on social media
- A "Book now" button on a specific page of your website

## Where to put your link

**Instagram bio.** Paste your booking page link into the website field of your profile. If you use a link-in-bio page, add your booking page and your current mini session as separate buttons.

**Your website.** Add a "Book a session" button to your menu and your contact page, linking to your booking page. On a page about a specific service, link the button to that service directly.

**Email signature.** Add a line like "Book a session: yourname.corehue.co/services" under your name, so every email you send carries it.

**Facebook and Google.** Use the link as the booking or website button on your Facebook page and your Google Business Profile.

**Replies to inquiries.** When someone emails asking about availability, send the link to the right service instead of a list of dates.

> **Set up a contact form for everything else**
Not every visitor is ready to book. A [contact form](/docs/contact-forms/sharing-a-contact-form) on your website catches general questions, and each submission becomes a contact in CoreHue.

## What your client sees

Your booking page link opens your headline, welcome message and a card for each published service. A service link opens that service's booking flow directly. Either way, there's nothing to sign up for. See [What your client sees when they book](/docs/online-booking/what-clients-see-when-booking).

## Frequently asked questions

### Can I embed my booking page on my website?

Not as an embedded frame. Link to it with a button or menu item instead, which also gives clients the full-size page on their phone.

### Will my link change if I change my CoreHue URL?

Yes. Your booking page link is built from your CoreHue URL, so changing it breaks links you've already shared. See [Changing your CoreHue URL](/docs/account/your-corehue-url).

### Can I change a service's link?

Yes. Edit its **Service URL** on the **Details** tab. Any old links to that service will stop working, so update them wherever you've shared them.

### What happens if someone opens the link to an unpublished service?

The link stops working while the service is unpublished. Publish it again and the same link works again.