Orbit has a booking page built in, so you do not need a separate scheduling tool. Create the page, set your meeting lengths and buffers, then share the link or embed it. Every booking becomes a contact and an event in your CRM. The free plan includes one booking page, and Pro adds Google Calendar sync.
You build it once, and from then on people pick a time without the back-and-forth email.
Put it everywhere a conversation can start. Your email signature, your LinkedIn, the bottom of a proposal, the reply to an inbound lead. The fewer clicks between "I am interested" and "I picked Tuesday at 2", the more meetings you get.
That is the whole point of a booking page: it removes the slowest part of scheduling, which is two busy people trying to find a time over email.
With two-way Google Calendar sync on Pro, there is no double-booking. Block personal time on your calendar and the booking page hides it automatically.
A booking confirmation creates a contact and a calendar event in Orbit, so the person is in your CRM before the call even happens. No copy-paste from a separate scheduling tool.
Booking pages come in two themes, picked in the editor under Appearance. Classic is a clean, light layout. Deep space is a dark theme with a subtle starfield, built for brands that want the page to feel like the rest of Orbit. Either way the page keeps your brand accent color, and the editor preview shows exactly what invitees will see before you share the link.
Yes. Pick a theme in the editor Appearance card: Classic, a clean light layout, or Deep space, a dark starfield look. Both keep your brand accent color, and the live preview shows the page before you share it.
For most solo users, yes. Orbit has a booking page built in that handles meeting lengths, buffers, and hours, and on any paid plan it connects to Google Calendar for real availability. The advantage over a standalone tool is that every booking lands as a contact and event in your CRM, with no copy-paste between apps.
On any paid plan, it connects to your Google Calendar with two-way sync. Orbit reads your existing events and only shows slots when you are actually open. When someone books, the meeting writes back to your calendar, so nothing double-books. Block personal time and the page hides it automatically.
The free plan includes one booking page, which is enough for most people. You can set the meeting length, buffers, and hours on it. If you need separate pages for different call types, any paid plan (from $8/mo) adds unlimited booking pages, but one well-built page covers most solo workflows.
Yes. Orbit gives you both a shareable link and an embed code. Drop the embed into your site so visitors book without leaving the page, or paste the link into your email signature, proposals, and LinkedIn. Every booking still flows into your CRM.
Yes, one booking page is included on the free plan, along with 250 contacts, one pipeline, tasks, and notes. Two-way Google Calendar sync and unlimited booking pages come with any paid plan, from $8/mo. You can build and share a working page without paying anything.
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