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Booking website development

Let customers choose the right service, understand the options, and reach your booking system without losing your brand along the way.

Canario Detailing service packages and booking choices
Recorded project example; the live website may have changed.

Canario Detailing / Custom frontend + Wix backend

One journey, two connected systems.

Canario needed its website and Wix booking setup to agree on services, package pricing, vehicle choices, and optional extras. DVS built the branded frontend and worked through the service-to-booking handoff.

Choose a package.

Present services clearly before asking for scheduling details. The service shown on the website must correspond to the intended backend service.

Choose relevant extras.

Vehicle selections and add-ons can affect the booking summary and price. Define the supported combinations and test them against the backend configuration.

Review and book.

Keep the selected service and extras clear as the customer moves into booking. Availability, confirmations, payment behavior, and changes depend on the agreed backend setup.

The details matter

Keep the booking step on brand.

We also matched the Wix-facing experience to Canario's website. The review step makes the chosen service easier to check before continuing.

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Canario Detailing selected service, add-ons, and booking review
Recorded project example; the live website may have changed.

Start with what your system already does.

Wix Bookings supports native services and add-ons. A custom frontend is not necessary for every business. We first review your current workflow, then discuss whether configuration, a focused design update, or an integrated build fits the requirement.

Bring your service list, pricing rules, booking provider, and the steps customers currently find difficult.

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Project questions

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Can I keep Wix as the booking backend?

Canario demonstrates that approach. Compatibility depends on your services, account capabilities, API access, and required booking flow. We assess those before promising a replacement frontend.

Can pricing depend on service choices or add-ons?

That was part of the Canario workflow. Your rules need to be defined and checked against the booking system, including what the customer sees before confirming.

Will a new website replace my calendar or payment system?

Not automatically. The quote should identify which system owns availability, customer records, payments, reminders, cancellations, and refunds. Those are separate requirements, not assumed inclusions.

What will this cost?

A connected booking website receives a custom quote. A standard site with a link to an existing booking page is a different scope from a custom service selector and backend integration.

Let's work through your idea.

Share your current website, the customer journey, and what needs to work differently.