Set up your shop page
Get your public booking page live: your name, branding, and the things customers can book.
Last updated 29 June 2026
Your shop page is where customers land to book. It lives at velobook.app/your-slug out of the box, and you can point a custom domain at it later. This guide walks through the few minutes of setup that get it ready to share.
You do all of this from the admin. Sign in at velobook.app/login, then open Shop profile in the sidebar.
Name your shop
Your shop name shows at the top of the booking page and on every confirmation email. Set it on the Shop profile page, in the Basics card. Your booking URL slug (the bit after the slash) was chosen when you signed up and is shown here read-only, since changing it would break existing links. If you genuinely need to change it, get in touch.
Add your logo and colours
Open the Booking page section in the sidebar. This is where your booking page's look lives: your logo, your brand colours, a heading font, your welcome copy, and the words customers see all flow through to your public page from here.
- Logo shows in your booking page header and as the browser tab icon. A square image works best. PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG, or ICO are all accepted.
- Brand colours are a small palette: start from a preset, or fine-tune individual swatches (background, primary, secondary, and two accents). Saved colours roll out across your booking page right away.
- Heading font picks the typeface for your page's headings, from ten curated options. Body text stays highly readable whatever you choose.
- Words (in the same section) let you rename things for your trade, so a watchmaker says "watches" where a bike shop says "bikes". See renaming things for your trade.
Your branding styles the booking page. Confirmation and reminder emails carry your shop name and links but use Velobook's standard email layout, so they are not colour or logo customised.
Add the things customers can book
Before your page can take a booking you need at least one thing to book. These live under the Catalogue group in the sidebar: Services (drop-offs and appointments), Workshops, Fittings, Rentals, and Plans. Most shops start with one service. See your first service.
Share it
Once you have a name, branding, and one service, your page is ready. Your booking link is shown on the Shop profile page (the Booking URL field). Put it on your website and your Google Business profile, and you are taking bookings.
Open your shop link in a private browser window to see exactly what a customer sees, with none of your admin chrome.