Booking/calendar page examples
Real-world Booking/calendar page examples pulled from complete funnels, each in the context that makes it work.
12 examples
- Acquisition.com — Workshop fit-check bookingThe gate between a qualified lead and a sales call. iClosed asks for the phone number first and the name second, and the calendar sits right underneath it, fully drawn and entirely locked: the next four days are live, every other date is disabled, and both month arrows are dead until the form is filled. So the widget shows you that slots exist without letting you see how many or how far out — enough availability to feel real, not enough to shop around. "Please fill out the form before choosing your time slot" is the only instruction on the screen. Everything earlier in this funnel asked for an answer; this is the first screen that asks for a way to be called. The time-slot list behind Continue is not captured — reaching it puts a live phone number into a sales dialler.View asset →
- Dent Global — The KPI GamePlan strategy session (first screen only)"Apply for a free Strategy Session." One of Dent's "senior strategy advisors" will diagnose your bottlenecks and show you "how you can use our growth system in your business": the sales call for the accelerator. "Begin your 60-second application to book a call" takes a name and email, then the application. The KPI scorecard offers this call, as a 75-minute strategy session, only to visitors with $100k+ revenue who say they can invest. Whether workshop registrants are sent here was not seen. TODO: the application questions and the booking step.View asset →
- Dent Global — KPI GamePlan strategy session“Apply for a free Strategy Session.” A senior strategy advisor will “diagnose the biggest bottlenecks in your business” and show “how you can use our growth system in your business”: the sales call for the accelerator. The scorecard result calls it 75 minutes. TODO: the application questions and the booking calendar sit behind an hCaptcha.View asset →
- Dent Global — “Book your Diagnostic Session”The 15-minute call both the KPI scorecard and 24 Assets offer. A plain form, name, email and a required phone number, with a coral “Let’s GO!” button and the press logos underneath. The phone the scorecard left optional is required here, once the visitor has asked for a call. Not submitted.View asset →
- Hampton — Vetting and the Commitment Call (not captured)TODO: capture. The application was not submitted. Hampton's own pages describe what follows: a vetting call for anyone who fits "on paper", a veto round in which current members can block an applicant, approval by "Sam and Joe", and then payment, with a refundable deposit, annual dues and a non-refundable initiation fee. The 45-day money-back guarantee only applies to members who "attended their Commitment Call". The price is never stated. The FAQ answers "How much does it cost?" with "an annual investment that many of our members deduct as a business expense."View asset →
- Heyflow — HubSpot booking + "Meeting confirmed" (not captured)TODO: capture — the HubSpot meetings widget (meetings-eu1.hubspot.com/bohnenkamp/72-hours-offer) and the "✅ Meeting confirmed!" screen behind it. Both are present in the flow's DOM on first load but only render after a real submission, which would register a live lead on Heyflow's system and, via the bundled consent, subscribe to their newsletter. Worth capturing partly to check the calendar actually has slots — the Acquisition.com capture dead-ended on exactly that, and this funnel makes the same "intro call: this week" promise.View asset →
- involve.me — Book a call or get a quote (not captured)TODO: capture. The last screen is either "Thank you, please book a call below" with a calendar, or "A sales rep will be in touch with a custom quote". Seeing it means sending a real enterprise request, so it wasn't captured.View asset →
- King Kong — Strategy call (not reached)TODO: capture. Not reached: the details form before it asks for a mobile number and none was entered. What the calendar screen looks like is unknown from this capture.View asset →
- NP Digital — Strategy call (not captured)TODO: capture. Submitting the form presumably books a call or hands off to a scheduling page. Not submitted (real PII, no reason to register as a lead for an agency pitch).View asset →
- Tony Robbins — The free strategy session (not captured)TODO: capture. The form leads to a real sales call, so it was not submitted.View asset →
- Tony Robbins — The complimentary strategy session (not captured)TODO: capture. The form leads to a real sales call, so it was not submitted.View asset →
- Tony Robbins — The complimentary session (not captured)TODO: capture. Submitting the form books a real sales call with a coach. It needs a human decision before anyone walks it.View asset →