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Publish your booking page and test the client journey
Save the private draft, check publication readiness and Marketplace visibility, then use the confirmed public links to test a booking.
Open “Publication and visibility” after saving services and working hours. The setup route is /business/{businessId}/onboarding/publish, where {businessId} is your business identifier. This step prepares a private draft for clients. If the business is already active, the route opens the completion page instead, where you can find its public links.
Understand what you are making public
The branded page and Marketplace discovery have separate controls. Publishing makes the business available through its public page. “Show in Marketplace” controls discovery visibility, while “Allow Marketplace booking” controls that channel’s booking setting. For a business to appear as bookable in Marketplace, review both switches together. A published branded page can remain outside Marketplace.
Prepare and publish in six steps:
- Review “Supported languages”, “Primary language” and currency. Keep only languages whose public content you have prepared.
- Enable “Use the branded landing page”. Check the brand name and fill the hero title and subtitle for every selected language.
- Review the Marketplace category and its two visibility/booking switches. Check uploaded images and the intended public appearance.
- Switch the draft preview between “Desktop” and “Mobile”. Select “Save private draft” to persist your changes before opening the full preview.
- Check “Publication readiness”. Resolve every remaining item: business details, an active service, working hours and required page content.
- Select “Publish business”. Wait for server confirmation and the completion page at /business/{businessId}/onboarding/complete.
Test the links shown after publication
On the completion page, choose “Open public page” and “Open booking flow”. Typical paths are /en/b/{businessSlug} and /en/b/{businessSlug}/book; the displayed links use your business language and slug. Open the public link in a private browser window to check the visitor view. An owner preview containing ?preview=1 is intended for reviewing the draft and should not be the link you share.
Check the service name, duration, price, location and an available date. Continue through the offered contact and booking steps using details you control. Selecting a time alone is not completion. If you submit a test booking, it becomes a real appointment: inspect its final status and remove it through the permitted cancellation or owner workflow when finished. With owner approval, a pending request is different from a confirmed appointment.
Avoid two common launch mistakes
“Publish business” checks saved data; it does not save the form’s latest edits for you. Save again after changing languages or text. Also, readiness verifies required setup rather than every possible visit. Missing staff assignments, closed dates or booking rules can still explain an empty calendar, so test an actual service before distributing the link.
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