Reservation website integration that puts booking one tap from the homepage

Where the booking button actually lives

A reservation link only works if people can find it without hunting, so we place it in the site's header on every page, repeat it after the homepage's photos and menu teaser, and add it again near the location and hours block where a guest is already deciding whether tonight works. On mobile, that button is sized and positioned for a thumb, and it stays visible without a guest needing to scroll back up after they've made a decision.

Connecting to the platform you already use

If you already run a reservation or waitlist platform, whether that's a widget, an embedded booking calendar or a simple link-out, we integrate it directly into the site's design so it feels native rather than like an unstyled box dropped into an otherwise designed page. If you don't have a platform yet, we help you think through what fits your covers and your booking volume, then build a clean request form that lands straight in your inbox until you're ready to add a dedicated system.

• Existing reservation or waitlist platforms embedded to match your site design
• A clean request form as a starting point if you do not run a platform yet
• Booking access sized and placed for a thumb on mobile, not just a desktop mouse

Handling walk-ins and waitlists, not just reservations

Plenty of neighbourhood spots run mostly on walk-ins with a waitlist app for busy nights rather than formal reservations, and the site should reflect that reality instead of forcing a "book now" button that does not match how the restaurant actually operates. We match the call to action to how you actually seat guests, whether that is joining a waitlist, reserving a table, or simply clear hours and a phone number for spots that do not take bookings at all.

Keeping hours and availability from contradicting the platform

One of the fastest ways to lose a guest's trust is a website that says you're open when the reservation widget says there's no availability until next week, or hours that don't match what the booking platform shows. We check that the site's stated hours, holiday closures and the reservation platform's calendar tell the same story, and we flag any mismatch we spot during build so you can correct it before it costs you a table.