The “Book” button on your Google Business Profile opens your own Terminz booking page. No commission, no salons down the road, and the client data stays with you. You add the link yourself in a few minutes.
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How a search on Google turns into a booking without your phone ringing.
A regular types your name into Google Maps, someone new searches for “hair salon near me”. Both see your Business Profile with opening hours, photos and reviews.
Instead of calling, they tap the button on your profile. Your phone does not ring halfway through a balayage.
The button opens your Terminz booking page. They pick a service, a team member and a free time and book in the browser, as a guest or with an account. The appointment is in your calendar straight away.
No tech skills and no partner programme. You need your Google Business Profile and the link to your Terminz booking page.
Go to business.google.com and sign in. If your profile is not verified yet, finish that first.
In the Terminz dashboard, copy the link to your booking page, for example terminz.com/a/your-salon.
On your Google profile, choose “Edit profile”, then “Bookings” or “Online appointments”, and paste the link into the appointment link field.
Google reviews the link, usually within minutes, sometimes up to a day. After that, “Book” shows up in Google Search and Google Maps.
Search for your salon on Google Maps and tap the button. It should open your booking page with your free times.
The link needs no Google partner programme and costs nothing. You can change or remove it on your Google profile at any time.
If you connect your Google profile in the Terminz dashboard, Terminz sets the appointment link itself and keeps opening hours and services on the profile up to date. You switch on each thing Terminz passes to Google separately.
Connecting is optional. For the booking button, adding the link by hand is enough.

Terminz compares your location's name, address, phone number, website and opening hours with your Google profile and shows every difference on its own. That way you notice when Google still shows last year's hours.
Nothing to connect for this. The check reads your public profile.

The appointment link matters most. Three things run alongside it.
Your booking page describes your business in machine-readable form: type of business, address, opening hours, closed days and where to book. Google and AI assistants read it.
The link to your Google profile's review form goes into the email after the appointment, onto the digital receipt and onto your booking page. Only customers who agreed get the email.
Add a holiday or a day off in Terminz and that day is closed on your booking page, including for everyone who comes through the Google button.
Anyone who types your name sees your Google profile first. With the button, that turns into a booking instead of a phone call.
Booking happens in the phone's browser. A client account is available but not required: anyone can book as a guest.
Someone on the sofa thinking about their next appointment will not call at 10 pm. Through the button they book anyway.
Terminz takes no commission per booking, not even on new clients who find you on Google. The client data stays with you.
Not yet. Today your Google profile shows a “Book” button that opens your Terminz booking page with your free times. Free slots inside Google Maps only come through Google's partner programme for booking providers (Reserve with Google), and Terminz is not approved there yet. Once it is, your slots will show there too.
Not for clients who already know you. They book with you through your Google button, with no commission and no other salons next to you. A marketplace such as Treatwell, Fresha or Planity is only worth keeping for people who discover you there. If you keep one for that, you can run both side by side, but the calendars do not sync.
Yes. “Book” appears in the Google Maps app and in Google Search, on phones and on desktop. Google decides exactly where the button sits.
A verified Google Business Profile and your Terminz account. Adding the link takes a few minutes, then Google reviews it.
Yes. You can change or remove it on your Google profile at any time. Google reviews the change just like the first time.
Yes. Each location has its own Google Business Profile and its own Terminz booking page with its own link, so nobody ends up booking at the wrong branch.
We set up your booking page with you and show you where the link goes on your Google profile.
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