How to Add a Booking Button or Appointment Link to Your Google Business Profile

A booking button lets people schedule with you right from Google, without hunting for your website.

Which way should I add booking?

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Decision chart: if you use a booking app that partners with Google, connect the provider; otherwise add your own link under Bookings. Two ways to add booking. Diagram: Sac Business Launch.

Google says some categories, like health and beauty businesses, can add a booking button. Restaurants can add reservation, ordering, and menu links. If you do not see Bookings, your category may not offer it.

Option 1: Connect a booking provider

1. Open your profile. On a computer, search Google for my business.

2. Select Bookings, then Get started.

3. Pick your provider and select Done.

Google says providers show on your profile within a week. You can find providers that work in your country through Reserve with Google. Booking performance numbers are only available through a provider, not for your own links.

Option 2: Add your own booking link

1. Open your profile. On a computer, search Google for my business. In the Google Maps app, tap Business at the bottom right.

2. On Google Search, select Bookings. On Google Maps, select Edit profile, then Booking.

3. Select Add link (or Add another link).

4. Paste the full address of your booking page.

5. Select Save.

Have more than one link? Select Bookings, then Set preferred link, pick one, and Save. It shows as "Business preferred."

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Booking link rules: the page must let customers finish booking; not allowed are social media pages, messaging links, app store links, and link shorteners; profile must be verified; mark one link as Business preferred. Google's link rules. Diagram: Sac Business Launch.

Removing a booking link

To remove a provider's link: on Google Search, select Booking, then Remove Provider. On Google Maps, select Edit profile, then Booking, then Remove Provider.

Common mistakes

• Linking your home page. Google wants a page where people can finish booking.

• Linking Instagram or a link shortener. Not allowed.

• Using a general page for a multi-location business. Each location needs its own booking page.

• Forgetting to test it on a phone. Tap it yourself and book a test slot.

Not sure your booking page works well on phones? Our Free Website Check will tell you.

Google changes Business Profile screens often. We checked these steps in October 2026. If a button looks different, the Google help pages below have the latest.