Who this is for: studio operators (admin panel) · Plan: Premium · Product: Podyx V2
Embedding puts Podyx directly onto your own website. Instead of sending people somewhere else to book, the booking experience lives inside the page they are already reading, which removes the single biggest drop-off point in the whole journey.
ℹ️ Embed is a Premium plan feature. On Essential, embed codes are not available. See plans and pricing.
🎥 Watch the walkthrough
🛠 What you can embed
Setups segment. The whole block clients browse to choose a space. Note that this embeds the segment, not one setup — individual setups cannot be embedded on their own, though you can link straight to one (see below).
Base services. Your service cards, in the layout you chose.
Additional services. Surface your add-ons where you describe what you offer.
Bundles. Put a package in front of people on the page where they are weighing it up.
Studio tour, which can sit behind a button or any call to action.
🔗 How it works
Each embeddable item gives you a code you paste into your website. Anything marked as embeddable can be placed wherever it makes sense, so a page about your podcast studio can carry that exact setup rather than a generic link to your whole catalog.
💡 Match the embed to the page. A visitor reading about video production should see your video setup, not a list of everything you sell. Relevance converts far better than choice.
🎯 Link straight to one setup or service
You cannot embed a single setup on its own, but you can link to one. Every setup and base service has its own URL at step 2 (Setup) of the booking flow — the step where clients pick their space. Send someone to that link and they arrive with their choice already made.
To get the link for a setup:
Open your own booking page and scroll down to the setups segment.
Click See All to open the full list.
Click the setup you want. This takes you to step 2 with that setup selected.
Copy the URL from your browser and use it on your own site.
To get the link for a base service: add /book to your booking page URL to list all base services, then click the one you want to reach step 2 and copy the URL the same way.
💡 This is how you put a "Book this studio" button on a page about one specific space. The visitor lands mid-flow with that setup chosen, rather than back at the start of your whole catalog.
📈 Your tracking follows the link
Booking links coming from your own website or from your campaigns now keep their tracking tags all the way through to the booking page. That covers Google Analytics cross-domain linking, UTM tags and ad click IDs such as Google's gclid and the equivalents from other ad platforms. It works for plain booking links and for the deep links above that open a specific setup, bundle or subscription.
Before this, those visits arrived at the booking page stripped of their source and were counted as direct traffic. If you run paid ads or measure which campaign drives bookings, your numbers undercounted every channel and inflated direct. That is now fixed, and there is nothing to switch on.
⚠️ Analytics from before this release are not corrected retroactively. Do not compare the two periods as if they were measured the same way — the earlier one still carries the old attribution.
🎨 It still looks like you
Embeds inherit your appearance settings, so colors, fonts and corner styling carry across. Set those up first and the embed will already feel like part of your site rather than a bolted-on widget.
📐 Service cards keep an even height
Embedded service cards no longer stretch to fit the length of their description. They clamp to a fixed height with a Read more, exactly as they do on the booking page. Previously one long description made a card tower over its neighbours and pulled the whole embedded grid out of shape on your site.
So you can write a full description without worrying about what it does to the layout. What is worth watching is the opening: only the first few lines show before the clamp, and most people never expand. Front-load what matters — what the service is and who it suits — and leave the detail for further down.
💡 Read your own embed at the clamped height. If the visible part does not make the case on its own, rewrite the first two lines rather than trimming the rest.
🧠 Why it matters
Fewer clicks to book, and every removed click is a booking saved.
Your website does the selling, with Podyx handling the transaction.
Context sells. The right offer on the right page beats a generic booking link every time.
✅ Summary
Mark the setups, services, add-ons and bundles you want to embed, grab the code, and place each one on the page where it is most relevant. Where you need to point at a single setup rather than the whole segment, link to its step 2 URL instead. Tracking tags on any of those links now carry through to the booking page, so your campaign and ad reporting is attributed properly. Embedded service cards now clamp to an even height with a Read more, so a long description no longer breaks the grid — just front-load the opening lines. Sort your branding first so everything lands looking like it belongs.
Related: Branding Your Booking Page · Build Your Landing Page · Setups · Base Services · Studio Tour