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Branding Your Booking Page

Your booking page is often the first interaction a customer has with your business online. Making it look like your business — not a generic scheduling tool — builds trust and professionalism. Driive lets you customize your booking page with your logo and brand colors.

What you can customize

Your company logo appears at the top of your booking page and on customer communications. It anchors the experience to your brand.

  • Recommended size: At least 200px wide for crisp display
  • Placement: Top of the booking page and the guided request flow

Brand Color

Your Brand Color is the primary color used throughout your booking pages — buttons, links, and interactive elements. Choose a color that matches your brand identity.

  • Where it appears: Action buttons, selected states, links
  • Format: Hex color code (e.g., #2eba79)

Accent Color

The Accent Color is a secondary color used for highlights and accents.

  • Where it appears: Highlights and subtle accents
  • Format: Hex color code

Where to configure branding

  1. Navigate to Setup > Company in the left sidebar.
  2. Click the Branding tab.
  3. Upload your logo and set your Brand Color and Accent Color.
  4. Save your changes.

Where branding appears

Your branding shows up in several customer-facing places:

LocationWhat's branded
Booking pageLogo, button colors, link colors
Routing formLogo and color accents on questions and options
Guided request flowLogo and colors as customers answer questions
Time slot pickerSelected date and time highlighting
Customer booking linkLogo and color scheme on the post-booking page

This ensures a consistent experience from the moment a customer clicks your booking link to the confirmation they receive.

Previewing your changes

After updating your branding settings, check the result:

  1. On the Branding tab, make your changes and save.
  2. Open your booking page in a new tab to see the live result.
  3. Adjust colors or swap the logo until you're satisfied.

Tip: Test your booking page on both desktop and mobile. Your logo should be legible at smaller sizes, and your brand colors should have enough contrast to keep buttons and links easy to read.

Best practices

  • Use your real logo — Don't skip this step. A booking page without a logo looks incomplete and can erode trust.
  • Match your website — Use the same primary color as your website so the booking page feels seamless when customers click through.
  • Prioritize contrast — Make sure your brand color has good contrast against a white background. Very light colors make buttons hard to see.
  • Keep it simple — Your logo and one or two colors are all you need. The booking page design handles the rest.

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