Put this widget on your website and you would never lose a booking again

It is one line of code. You paste it into your website once. From then on, a button sits in the bottom corner of every page.

The button says Check availability, in your studio's colour. You can change the words, and pick the left or right corner.

When a couple taps it, your contact form opens over your page. They never leave your website. It is the same form as your bckendIQ link, with your photo, logo and questions.

On a phone, the form fills the whole screen. That matters. StatCounter's September 2026 figures put phones at 59% of all web visits. So most couples will meet your form on a phone.

If they close it halfway, nothing is lost. Tap the button again and their answers are still there.

Speed counts once they send it. The Knot's 2026 study of 10,474 US couples found 52% say a quick reply builds trust. And 37% wrote to more vendors than they first planned. So the sooner you see a message, the better your chance.

No. You don't need your web host, a developer or any files. You need the login you already use to change your photos and words.

Every big website builder has a box for extra code. It is the same box people use for Google Analytics or a Facebook pixel. If you have added one of those, you can add this.

Most websites are built this way. W3Techs checks more than 20 million websites every day. In October 2026, WordPress ran 39.7% of all of them, Wix 4.2% and Squarespace 2.4%.

One catch. Some builders only take code on paid plans. If yours is on a free plan, skip to the link below. It works on every plan.

First, copy your line. In bckendIQ, open Leads › Pipeline setup › Enquiry form, then your form. Press ⋯, pick Put it on your website, then press Copy code. Paste the whole line, start to end.

Then paste it into the box that runs on every page. Here is where that box lives on each builder.

• Squarespace. Open the Pages panel, then Custom Code, then Code Injection. Paste the line in Footer and press Save. You need a Core, Plus or Advanced plan.
• Wix. In your dashboard, open Settings, then Custom Code under Development & integrations. Press Add Custom Code and paste the line. Pick All pages and Body - end, then press Apply. You need a Premium plan with your own domain.
• WordPress.com. Add the free WPCode plugin. Open Code Snippets › Header & Footer, paste the line in Footer, and press Save Changes. You need a paid plan.
• WordPress on your own hosting. Use WPCode the same way. Or, with a block theme, open Appearance › Editor › Patterns › Template Parts › Footer. Add a Custom HTML block, paste the line and save. Sign in as an admin.
• Showit. Open Site Settings, then Integrations, then Add Custom Code. Paste the line and add it to the Site Canvas Sets on every page. Then publish.
• Pixieset. Open Settings › Advanced and paste the line in Custom Footer Code. You need a Pro Website, Pro Suite or Ultimate Suite plan.
• Webflow. Open Site settings › Custom code and paste the line in Footer code. Save, then publish. You need a Site plan or a paid Workspace.
• Shopify. Open Online Store › Themes, press ⋯, then Edit code. Open theme.liquid and paste the line just above the closing body tag. Press Save.
• Zenfolio and Format. They only have a box for the top of the page, called Custom head. Paste the line there. The button still works.

One warning for Wix. Don't use the Embed HTML box. Wix keeps that box in a small frame, so the button gets stuck inside it.

Paste it once. If the line ends up on a page twice, you still see one button.

Use your form's link instead. Every website builder lets a button open a web address. Copy your link from the top of your form in bckendIQ.

Add a button that says Check availability, and point it at that link. It opens the same form, and the message lands in the same place.

This is the way on SmugMug, Google Sites and GoDaddy. It is also the way on free Wix and WordPress.com plans, and on Squarespace Basic.

Your link works away from your website too. Put it in your Instagram bio, your email signature or a QR code on a flyer.

1. Open your live website in a private window. Code doesn't run inside the Wix editor, so check the real site.
2. Look for the button in the bottom corner. Tap it, and your form should open.
3. Fill it in with your own email address and send it.
4. Open bckendIQ. Your test shows up as a new person, marked Website. You also get an email about it.
5. Check your inbox. You get the thank you email a couple would get, with your answers read back.

No button? Check three things. Your form must be published, not a draft. The line must sit in the box for every page. And a new colour or name can take 5 minutes to show.