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New featureCheck InSchedulePaymentsBrands·2026.10.26·

Guests pay on your own brand website

A guest you add to a class can pay on the website of the class's brand (or your venue's own site), links already sent move there too, the text message names the brand, and a friend a member invites lands on the same website the member used.

## Pay on the brand's own website

When you add a guest to a class and send a payment link, the guest can now pay
on your own website instead of the Booking Bible page. Set the page under
**Settings → Brands → (brand) → Guest payment page**: write the full address
with `{booking_id}` where the booking goes, for example
`https://yourbrand.com/guest-pay/{booking_id}`. The secure link code is added
automatically. A page for one language (English or Danish) can be added once
the main page is filled in. **Test link** opens a sample so you can check your website serves
the page before a real guest is sent there.

For classes without a brand, or a brand without its own page, set a venue-wide
page under **Settings → Booking rules → Guest payment page**. With neither, the
Booking Bible guest payment page is used exactly as before.

## Which brand a guest belongs to

A guest seat now belongs to the brand the class is shown under on your
schedule: a brand set on the class itself first, then the workshop or course
brand, then the series brand, then the class type brand. That brand's website
is where the guest pays, and its name opens the payment text message.

## Links already sent

A payment link you sent before setting a page still works: it now opens the
page of the brand the class is shown under today. A brand you archive no longer
hosts guest payments; its guests use your venue page. Payments a guest already started on the Booking Bible page
finish there as before.

## Bring a guest lands on the same website

When a member presses **Bring a guest** on one of your websites, the friend's
invitation now opens on that same website. List your websites under
**Websites** in the same guest payment page settings (one address per line,
for example `https://yourbrand.com`). Only websites you list there are used
for invitations, even when they host your guest payment page.

A guest invitation now follows the brand the class is shown under for its
guest rules and price, the same brand as its payment page. When a member pays
for their guest, the guest is never asked to pay.

## Notifications

When a guest you added by phone only pays on your website, they are asked for
an email address for their receipt and booking confirmation.

Nothing new is sent automatically. When you add a guest, the payment link is
still only sent on the channels you choose. If a class was full and a spot
opens, a guest on the waiting list gets a fresh link to the same page, following
your booking confirmation email setting — and now at most once a day.
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