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Adding RideBits to your website

How to integrate RideBits

Kola Ashiru avatar
Written by Kola Ashiru
Updated over a week ago

It only takes a few minutes to add RideBits to your website. If you have not already, you need to sign up for a RideBits account and start your free trial.


Once you have set up an account, you have two options to connect RideBits to your website.

Option 1 (Easiest): Set your website links to connect to the RideBits booking form.

On your home page, change the url of any links or buttons that are used to start customer bookings or inquiries to point to your personal RideBits booking link. These links typically have the following text "Reservations, Get a quote, Reserve Now, Book Now, Start Now, etc", but it can be whatever links/buttons you choose.

Your personal RideBits booking form link:
Note: You will need to replace the text "appurl" below with the App URL you provided to set up your RideBits account.

https://appurl.ridebitsapp.com/central/new_reservation

Option 2: Embed the Booking Form On Your Website

RideBits offers a special integration option where your customers that click on the RideBits link do not have to leave your site, instead a cool overlay window opens and your customers can book a trip without leaving your site. These feature works primarily on desktop browsers as mobile devices will still receive a full redirect.

Copy your personal JavaScript embed code once anywhere on your website before the closing </body> tag. Most website building platforms like wordpress, godaddy, etc have their own processes for users to wish to edit HTML, so please check your respective builder's help center.

Your personal JavaScript embed code to insert in your website HTML:

Note: You will need to replace the text "appurl" below with the App URL you provided to set up your RideBits account.

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://appurl.ridebitsapp.com/widgets/widget_loader.js"></script>

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