Brand your booking form

Set your logo, brand colour, page background and words once in Settings, under Branding. Every form uses them by default. Choose where new requests are emailed.

Open Branding

Steps

Step 1. Open Settings and choose Branding. The Branding & domain link at the bottom of the form builder opens the same page.
Step 2. Under Logo, press Upload a logo and pick the file. It saves as soon as it uploads.
Step 3. Under Colours, set your Brand colour for buttons and highlights, and a Page background if you want one. Pick from the swatch, or type a hex code like #12A150. These are your company look: every form uses them by default, the forms you make later included.
Step 4. Under Words, write an Opening line for the top of the form and a Footer name for the bottom. Turn off Show company name to hide it.
Step 5. Under Contact, type the phone or email homeowners see in Phone or email for customers. It shows when the form has to turn someone away.
Step 6. Type the email that should get new requests in Send new requests to. Blank sends them to the email you sign in with.
Step 7. Press Save. Press See it on your form to check the new look.

Go back to your Homeworks logo

Once you upload a logo, a tick box appears under it.

Step 1. Tick Use the logo from Homeworks. If your Homeworks profile has no logo, it reads Remove my logo.
Step 2. Press Save. Your uploaded logo is dropped.

Make the form see-through, or change its width and corners

These belong to one form, so each form can look different. Open the form and go to its Name and look step. The preview on the right changes as you do.

Step 1. Under Form background, pick the colour of the card the form sits on. Lower the opacity to let your website show through.
Step 2. When the card is see-through, Blur behind the form appears. It works when your website has a photo behind the form. Turn on On a photo at the top of the preview to see it.
Step 3. Drag Width to set how wide the form is on your website. Fit my website uses whatever room the page gives it.
Step 4. Under Corners, choose Square, Rounded or Round.
Step 5. Page background is behind the form on its own link, and has its own opacity. Press Save when you are done.

Make a compact form for your website's hero section

The Hero card is a short card with a street address, a service picker and a Continue button. It fits beside your headline. Continue opens the rest of the form over your page. It has its own look, apart from the full form.

Step 1. Open the form and go to its Name and look step. At the top of Look, press Hero card.
Step 2. Set Card. Tick Same as full form to make the hero card follow the full form; untick it to pick its own colour and opacity, starting from the full form's current value.
Step 3. Blur shows once the card is see-through (opacity under 100). It has its own Same as full form tick.
Step 4. Choose Text Auto, Light or Dark to suit your photo or video. Light text is for a dark card, dark text for a light one.
Step 5. Under Where it sits, choose Left, Middle or Right. That is where the card sits in the space your website gives it.
Step 6. The preview on the right shows the hero card on a sample website hero. Press Continue in the preview to see the form open over it.
Step 7. Press Full form to edit the whole form again. Brand colour and Corners are shared by both. Press Save changes when you are done.
Step 8. Which version a page shows depends on the code you paste there. Copy the Full form code or the Hero card code from the Website step.

Let Claude use your brand

The colours are saved by name, so an AI connection can read them too.

Step 1. Ask Claude something like Use my Seasonly brand colours and logo. It reads your Brand colour and Page background as hex codes, and your logo's web address.
Step 2. To change them from the chat, ask Claude. It shows the before and after, and the change waits for you on the Approvals page when your form is live.

Give one form its own colours

A form follows your company colours until you choose different ones for it. Open the form and go to its Name and look step.

Step 1. Under Look, it says Using your company colours. Change the Brand colour or the Page background and it says Some colours follow your company. Change both and it says This form has its own colours.
Step 2. Press Save changes. Only this form changes. Your company colours in Settings stay as they are.
Step 3. To put it back, press Reset to company look, then Save changes. The form follows your company colours again, including any change you make to them later.

Show your logo in the website widget

The form on its own link shows your logo. The widget on your website does not, because your website usually has its logo already.

Step 1. With one form, open Settings, then Branding. Under Logo, turn on Show the logo in the website widget, then press Save. With several forms, open the form and go to its Name and look step instead.
Step 2. The widget picks it up within about five minutes. Show logo on a form's Name and look step only controls that form's own page.

If this, then that

If the colour box turns red and says A hash and six characters: Type the colour as # and six letters or numbers, like #12A150, or pick it from the swatch.
If Send new requests to says That does not look like an email address: Check the address for a typo, or leave it blank to use your sign-in email.
If you opened the old Form branding link: It now opens Settings, under Branding. Nothing moved except the page.
If your logo does not change on the form: Uploads save by themselves. Press Refresh on the form preview, and check Use the logo from Homeworks is not ticked before you press Save.
If Claude says it cannot upload your logo: That is right: an assistant cannot upload files. Upload it here with Upload a logo.
If you see Only the owner can change these: You are signed in as staff. Ask the owner to change the branding.

What it looks like

What homeowners see: the booking form's first page.

Good to know

Removing "Powered by Seasonly" is part of Premium. On Free the footer stays, on your website too.
Send new requests to is private. The phone or email for customers is public.
With no uploaded logo, the form uses the logo from your Homeworks profile, or your company name when there is none. That holds on the form's own link, and in the widget when Show the logo in the website widget is on.
Every form follows the company colours set in Settings, under Branding, unless that form has its own look. A form you make later follows them too, so you never set them twice. A form whose page background is blank uses the company background, not plain grey.
Your company name itself is changed in Settings, under Company. Your form's web address is on Form, under Branding & domain, and your own domain in Settings, under Domains.
If the form is live, customers see a saved change straight away. On your own website the change can take about five minutes to show, because the one line of code is kept for a short time.
Blur needs a photo or colour behind the form on your own website. A plain white page shows nothing to blur.
Only the owner can change branding. Staff see it read-only.