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The embed widget puts your booking page on your own website. Visitors browse your services, pick a slot and book without leaving your site. You can add it in three ways. All three use the same script tag, with data-domain set to your username.

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Choose an embed type

Inline embed

Your booking page sits directly in the page, where you place the snippet.

Inline link

A text link or button that opens your booking page as a pop-up.

Floating button

A button fixed to a corner of the screen, on every page you add it to.
You don’t have to write these by hand. Open Services, click Embed on a service (or Share → Embed on your booking page), pick a type and copy the generated snippet.

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Inline embed

Drop this where you want the booking page to appear. Replace yourname with your username.
The widget renders at that exact spot and resizes itself to fit its content, so it works inside a landing page section, a contact page or a sidebar. Renders a link or button in the flow of your page. Clicking it opens your booking page in a pop-up over the current page.
Leave data-buttoncolor out and you get an underlined text link that inherits your site’s font and colour. Include it and you get a solid button in that colour, with the label colour picked automatically for contrast.

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Floating button

Renders a pill-shaped button pinned to one corner of the viewport, on top of your page. Place the snippet once, anywhere in the <body>.

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Attributes

On the Free plan the button always carries the Tikk icon, whatever data-buttonicon says. Customising the icon is a Pro feature and the check happens on Tikk’s side, so editing the attribute won’t change it.
Use data-content="minimal" when the surrounding page already introduces you and repeating your photo and bio inside the widget would be redundant:

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No-script alternative

Some site builders strip <script> tags. Notion, Webflow and similar tools accept a plain iframe instead:
The script version is preferable where you can use it, because it resizes itself to its content. A plain iframe keeps whatever height you give it.
Your username is the handle in your booking URL (tikk.chat/yourname). Set it under Settings → Profile; it’s shown in the header of the Website screen.

Branding on the widget

The widget picks up your booking page’s branding. On Pro you can also remove Tikk branding from it.