About this block
A two-part card that asks visitors to book a call. The left side explains what the call is and lists three reasons to take it. The right side is a bold panel with one Schedule a call button that opens your booking page in a new tab, so people never lose your site.
When to use it
- On a services or agency site where a discovery call is the main next step.
- At the end of a pricing or case study page, for visitors who want to talk before they buy.
- On a consulting or coaching homepage, as the main call to action.
What's inside
- A rounded card on your theme's light surface colour with a soft shadow.
- Left column: a small eyebrow, an h2 heading, a short paragraph, and a three-item checklist with check icons.
- Right column: a panel in your primary colour with a meeting-length line, a large "Grab a time" label, a short note, and a full-width button with a calendar icon.
- The button links to a Cal.com booking page and opens it in a new tab.
- On phones the two halves stack, with the copy above the booking panel. From tablet width they sit side by side.
How to customize it
- Point the button at your own booking link. Any Cal.com, Calendly or other scheduling URL works.
- Change the meeting line to match your call, for example "15 min · phone call".
- Rewrite the checklist with the three questions people ask before booking: cost, length, and what happens next.
- Keep the note under the big label honest about what the button does, such as "Opens our booking page in a new tab."
Questions
- Can I use Calendly instead of Cal.com?
- Yes. The button is a plain link, so paste your Calendly, Cal.com, SavvyCal or Google Calendar booking URL into the button's link setting.
- Why does it open a new tab instead of a popup?
- A new tab works on every device and keeps your page open behind it. Visitors finish booking and come straight back to your site.
- Should I embed the calendar instead?
- Use this card when you want a short pitch first. If visitors already know they want to book, a full inline calendar on its own page gets them there with one less click.