Embed custom content inside the booking widget to improve buyer engagement
Taylor Jennings
The booking widget displays availability and a form, but there's no way to include additional content alongside it, such as a video, testimonial, case study, or value messaging. Buyers see a functional but bare scheduling experience with no supporting context.
Requested behavior: Allow admins to embed custom content, such as a video, image, or text block, within the booking widget alongside the scheduling interface to reinforce value and improve conversion.
Why it matters: The moment a buyer is about to book is high-intent. Adding relevant content at that point, without sending them away from the widget, can increase conversion and improve the quality of meetings booked.
Taylor Jennings
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Embed Text or Messages
Taylor Jennings
The Chili Piper calendar can be embedded on a page, but there's no native way to embed custom text or messaging alongside it as part of the same embed unit. Teams that want to pair context, copy, or a CTA with the calendar embed have to build that layout manually outside of Chili Piper.
Requested behavior: Allow custom text, messaging, or other content to be configured and embedded alongside the calendar as part of the Chili Piper embed, so teams can deliver a more complete booking experience without custom page development.
Why it matters: The context around a booking form affects conversion. Teams shouldn't need a developer to add relevant copy or a compelling message next to the calendar, and a native option to include it as part of the embed reduces the implementation lift.
Taylor Jennings
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Support custom JavaScript in scheduling pages and forms for advanced branding
Taylor Jennings
Branding customization today is limited to CSS. Admins who need dynamic elements on scheduling pages or forms, such as countdown timers, interactive components, or custom tracking scripts, can't add them without JavaScript support.
Requested behavior: Allow admins to inject custom JavaScript into scheduling pages and forms, enabling advanced branding and interactive elements beyond what CSS alone can support.
Why it matters: CSS-only customization covers basic visual styling but not dynamic behavior. Teams with more sophisticated branding or tracking requirements are blocked without JS support.