Guide

Set up your booking website

Glovebox includes a booking website. Pick one of four themes, put your colours on it, and publish when it looks right.

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This guide answers

  • How do I set up my website?
  • How do I change my website colours?
  • How do I publish my site?
  • What themes are available?

Site sets how your website looks and whether it is live. Site Studio — titled "Your website" — is where you work on the pages themselves.

Choose a theme

Four to pick from, and they are genuinely different rather than colour variations:

  • Studio — neutral and clean. Your brand colour does the talking.
  • Coastal — rounded, soft shadows, an image-led hero. Adventure and tourism.
  • Express — bright and value-forward, with big pricing and deal badges. Budget hire.
  • Premium — luxury and tour operators.

Switching theme does not lose your content. Try one, look, try another.

Your colours

Set a primary and an accent colour. Until you set a primary, the theme uses its own default, so a site that looks like the demo has not had its brand applied yet.

You can also set the display and body fonts.

SEO defaults

A default title and description for pages that do not set their own. Worth filling in — it is what shows in search results and when someone shares a link.

If you use Google Analytics, the measurement ID goes here too.

Your address

Your site lives on a subdomain you choose. A custom domain of your own can be set up as well.

Publishing

The status starts as draft. Nothing is public until you set it live, so you can build the whole thing without anyone seeing a half-finished site.

What you should see when it worked

Visit your subdomain. The theme, your colours and your fonts should be there, with your vehicles and a working booking flow.

If it did not work

  • The site shows theme colours, not yours. The primary colour is not applied until you set it; the default is deliberate rather than broken.
  • The site is not reachable. Check the status is published, not draft.
  • You cannot find Site or Site Studio. Both are owner-only.

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