Tip #8: Remove "Powered by Zoho Bookings" from booking page and email notifications

As a business owner or a service provider, you may prefer to have a booking page that accurately represents your brand and doesn't disclose the external scheduling system. Zoho Bookings allows you to remove "Powered by Zoho Bookings" from your booking page and email notifications.

For example, when clients book with an event management company, they expect a seamless and personalized experience that aligns with the company's brand identity. By removing third-party branding, the event management company can ensure that the booking page and email notifications maintain a professional and cohesive look, as well as reflect their unique brand image. This creates a stronger connection with clients, fostering trust and confidence in the company's ability to deliver a tailored and top-notch event planning service.

You can perform the following:

Remove "Powered by Zoho Bookings" from booking page
Remove "Powered by Zoho Bookings" from email notifications

To remove "Powered by Zoho Bookings" from booking page:

Select the Settings icon from the menu bar.

Choose General from the options shown.

Disable the toggle Zoho Bookings Branding. Your booking pages will no longer have "Powered by Zoho Bookings" at the footer.

Note: This option is available only on the Premium plan.

See how it works

To remove "Powered by Zoho Bookings" from email notifications:

Go to Services > Select the required service > Service Notifications.

Click the Customize option next to any email notification (in the video, it is For Customers and Booked).

Edit the content as you need. You can remove the logo and "Powered by Zoho Bookings" phrasing.

Click Save.

See how it's configured

Zoho Bookings is all about customization, where your business can meet all scheduling requirements that align with the brand identity.

Hope this tip helped, and let us know your feedback in the comments section. Stay tuned for more and happy scheduling!

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