The official Bukio WordPress plugin is here — add a booking form to your website in a few clicks. View it on WordPress.org →
A booking form on your own website – no coding needed
No developer required. With a link, a widget, one line of script or the official WordPress plugin, you can add booking wherever your guests already are – in minutes.
Four ways – pick what suits you
Direct link
No website, or just want to start fast? Share your booking page link on Facebook, Instagram, your Google Business Profile or a QR code. That's it – it already works.
Embeddable widget
Paste one snippet and the booking form appears on your own site. It's responsive and picks up your site's style – guests won't notice it wasn't built in-house.
Script embed
Want full control? A short script places the booking button or form exactly where you want it in your HTML.
WordPress plugin
Running WordPress? Install the official Bukio Booking plugin straight from the plugin directory, drop in the shortcode, and you're done. No code, no developer.
Bukio Booking on WordPress.orgCustomizable appearance
The look of the embedded booking interface (colors, accent, layout) can be matched to the restaurant's branding, so booking becomes a natural part of your website. You can configure it on the Integration page of the admin interface, with a live preview.
Live preview while you configure
In the admin interface you see in real time how the widget appears as you change the settings. This way you can make sure everything is in place before publishing.
Data processing when embedding
Reservation data received through the embedded form is subject to the same rules as on the Bukio platform. For reservation data, the restaurant is the data controller and Bukio is the data processor. If you connect an external analytics or marketing tool (e.g. Google Analytics, Meta Pixel) to your booking page, managing the cookie banner and consent is your responsibility.
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