Add Ordafy bookings and orders to your website
Let customers book, order, or ask a question from your website using a share link, widget embed, or pop-up.
In a nutshell
Pick the simplest option for your site
You do not need to rebuild your website to take Ordafy bookings, orders, or questions. Sign in to Ordafy Business, open Settings → Website & integrations or Share on an item, and copy the link or embed code you need.
1. Add a share link
A share link opens your Ordafy page from a button, menu, email, social post, or QR code. Fastest option for most website builders.
2. Add an embedded widget
Shows booking, ordering, or a place to ask a question inside your page. Ordafy gives you a ready-made embed block to paste — no custom coding required.
3. Add a pop-up button
A floating button that opens Ordafy when clicked. Useful for “Book now” or “Order online” across several pages.
What can you share?
- Your whole business — homepage or main booking page.
- All services or all products — a dedicated services or shop page.
- Events or venues — tickets or venue hire.
- One service or product — a featured offer or campaign.
- Question widget — lets visitors ask you something; questions appear in People → Leads (on by default; turn off in Website & integrations if you prefer).
Which option should you use?
- Use a share link when you want to go live quickly.
- Use an embedded widget when visitors should start on your page.
- Use a question widget when you want people to ask before they buy or book.
Before you publish
- Publish the service, product, event, or venue in Ordafy Business.
- Copy the link or embed code from Website & integrations or Share.
- Paste it into your website and test on phone and computer.
Next steps
Related guides
Get your share links and embed codes
Copy the correct Ordafy link, QR code, or website embed code for your business, service, or product.
Paste Ordafy into your website builder
Paste an Ordafy link or embed code into WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow, or another website builder.
Send customers straight to one service or product
Point an advert, email, social post, QR code, or landing page at one service, package, or product.