Your direct booking website & widget

Every property gets a full booking website: photo gallery, headline, highlights, description, amenities, sleeping arrangements, house rules, your host bio and a booking card with live availability and an itemized quote. Guests book directly — no account required.

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Privacy is built in: public pages show the area, never the street address. The exact address appears only in the confirmation email and the pre-arrival guide of a confirmed guest.

1. 1One Dates box opens a calendar — two months side by side on a computer, one on a phone, where a swipe moves between months. Every open night shows its price, and nights already booked are crossed out.
2. 2As soon as both dates are picked, the stay is priced: nightly rate, discounts, fees, taxes and the cancellation milestones, before any payment.
3. 3The guest adds their name, email and phone number — required, so you can reach them about arrival — and accepts your rental terms.
4. 4Depending on your payment settings the button reads Continue to payment with the amount due now, or Request to book when no payment is taken until you confirm. See taking payment when a guest books.

Open Properties → your property → Booking page to edit the page next to a live preview: headline, neighborhood notes, up to six highlights with icons, photo order and captions, sleeping arrangements, and the SEO title and description search engines will show. Choose a light, warm or dark theme, one of four font pairings and your accent color.

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Search engines get the technical layer free: every page ships schema.org structured data, Open Graph tags, canonical URLs and a sitemap entry automatically.

Pages are live at their free address on sites.bnbconsole.com straight away. To use your own domain, add it on the same Booking page tab and point a DNS record at the platform — both bare domains and www work, and old links keep resolving after the switch.

Already have a website you love? Keep it, and paste in the booking widget instead. It works on any site that accepts embed code, such as WordPress, Squarespace or Wix:

1. 1Open Properties → your property → Booking widget and copy the embed code — a plain iframe, with an auto-resizing variant that grows with its content.
2. 2Add your website's address to the widget's Allowed websites list. Only sites on the list can embed your form — anyone else gets a blank frame.
3. 3Match the buttons to your site under Appearance, check the live preview, and paste the code into your page.

On the same page, See where bookings come from gives you a short attribution snippet to add to every page of your own website. Each reservation then shows a How they found you card: whether the guest came from search, a paid ad, social media, email, another website or straight to you, with any campaign tags, how many visits they made before booking, and the pages they read on the way. Nothing is sent until a booking is actually made, and form contents are never recorded.

Every public form runs an invisible Cloudflare captcha plus rate limiting per visitor and per property, so bots can't hold your calendar hostage or burn your email quota. Requests you don't answer expire automatically after a window you control (48 hours by default) and the dates free themselves. Next: managing the reservations that come in.