Peak Booking · Guide
From conversation goal
to booking page.
Create a booking page in Peak Booking step by step: clarify the goal, pick flow and questions, set availability and Google Calendar, check in test mode and share the link.
Where do you want to make progress?
Create a new page, from a template if you like, and give it a clear title.
Step by step.
Up to your first test booking.
A good page starts with the conversation, not the calendar.
First ask what the conversation is for and who it is for. Flow, the few questions and the times follow from that. This guide takes you through the three working steps in Peak Booking and ends with a test booking before you share the link.
Have this ready.
- A Google account with the calendar your meetings should go into
- One sentence on what the conversation is for and who it is for
- Your working hours and how much buffer you need between meetings
The learning path
One page. Three working steps.
Set goal and flow
Which conversation do you offer, and which flow fits it?
- Create a new page, from a template if you like, and give it a clear title.
- Pick the flow: sales, application, support, known contact, internal or classic.
- Write in “In this meeting” what the guest gets from the conversation.
The page says in one sentence what it is about.
If you get stuck
When something gets stuck.
No free times are shown.
Check time windows, lead time and booking horizon. If your calendar is fully busy in that period or the daily limit is reached, Peak deliberately shows no time.
I use Outlook, not Google.
Today Peak Booking connects Google Calendar only. Outlook and Microsoft 365 are not available yet and not available yet.
Can a team share the meetings among themselves?
Not yet. Team routing, round robin and team meetings are planned. Today a page belongs to one person and their calendar.
Your quality check
Is your page ready?
Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.
0 of 3 points checked
What this article is based on.
Guide with a made-up sample consultancy, no real meetings. Templates, flow types, rules per answer, weekly availability with several windows, buffer, lead time, horizon, daily limit, Google Calendar, test mode, confirmation and embed exist in Peak Booking today. Outlook and team routing are planned.
- Editorial demo
Editorial example with made-up sample data. Public booking page, Google Calendar, qualification rules per answer, recommended times, confirmation with a manage link, save and continue, “Leads without a meeting” and the 12-stage funnel exist in Peak Booking today; everything else is marked as example or planned.
Your first page in a few steps.
Create a page in Peak Booking, connect your Google Calendar and book yourself once in test mode.
Frequently asked questions
Which calendar can I connect?
Google Calendar today. Peak Booking reads free or busy only and creates meetings there. Outlook and Microsoft 365 are not available yet.
How do I test the page without creating real meetings?
With test mode: add ?test=1 to the page address. You check the flow without creating a real meeting.
Which rules can I set for times?
Several windows per day, your own time zone, days off, buffer, lead time, booking horizon, start grid and a maximum number of bookings per day.
Can I try Peak Booking before signing up?
Yes, in Peak One at /try/booking. You set up a meeting type and see your free slots, calculated with the same slot engine as the real page. Busy times are marked sample appointments; no booking and no invitation is created. After you sign in, Peak takes over your draft.