Quick answer
Use Storefront to add the studio identity and practical visit information, preview the page as a client, then use the same public booking link across your website and profiles.
Before you begin
A published class, appointment or product so the storefront has something real to show.
A logo and cover image you have permission to use, plus accurate contact and arrival information.
Access to the website and profiles where the main booking link will be placed.
You'll know it worked when
The storefront explains what the studio offers, where it is and how a first-time client should prepare.
Logo, cover image, text contrast and call-to-action remain clear on a small phone screen.
The main booking link works in a signed-out window and leads to at least one genuinely bookable service.
Website, Google profile, social bio and email templates all use the same current canonical link.
Follow along in Junocal
Open the exact product area, then keep this guide beside it.
Add the client-facing essentials
Upload a clear logo and cover image that still work on a small phone screen.
Choose a theme and colours with readable contrast.
Write a short description of what the studio offers and who it serves.
Add address, contact details, amenities and arrival information where relevant.
Make sure every published class or appointment has a useful title, price and description.
Preview the real booking journey
- 1
Open Storefront and use Preview.
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Check the home view, schedule, memberships, packs and any other product pages you intend to promote.
- 3
Open one service and follow the booking journey until the final confirmation step without completing a live payment.
- 4
Repeat the check at mobile width or on your phone. Most clients will arrive from social media or search on a small screen.
Troubleshooting
Start with the symptom that matches what you can see. Check the existing record before repeating a booking, payment or import.
The public link opens but shows no services
Check these first
Confirm at least one dated class, appointment availability or product is published and currently eligible.
Check active storefront sections, filters, date windows and the studio timezone.
Next step: Publish one eligible item, verify it on the storefront, then update external links only after the signed-out test succeeds.
Branding changes are saved but the old version still appears
Check these first
Open the exact public URL rather than an old direct service link.
Refresh a signed-out browser and allow newly uploaded images a moment to process.
Next step: Reopen the canonical storefront link on another device. If the saved operator preview and public page still disagree, send both URLs to support.
The cover or logo looks poor on mobile
Check these first
Check whether important content sits near an edge that is cropped at narrow widths.
Confirm the source image is sharp enough and does not contain tiny embedded text.
Next step: Upload a simpler, higher-resolution asset with a centred focal point, then preview both mobile and desktop before keeping it.
Answers before you get stuck
Where do I find my Junocal booking link?
Open Storefront in the operator app. The public preview and share controls use the URL clients should visit.
Should I link to one class or the main storefront?
Use the main storefront as the stable booking link. Use a direct class or product link for a focused, time-limited campaign.
Did this guide solve the problem?
Make the change, or ask with your account attached
Open the relevant Junocal screen now. If your question depends on a particular client, payment or class, Juno can send it to the support inbox with the page and studio context included.