What plugins are

A plugin is something your website does beyond its pages: a contact form, a button to book an appointment, a payment link, a newsletter sign-up, tickets for an event, a review link or visitor numbers. Nothing is installed.

Most plugins are a link from your website to a page you already have at a service, with your own account there, such as your booking page or your payment link. A few come included with Tsurito on every website, free or with a subscription: the contact form, WhatsApp, search, and menus and price lists. Visitor numbers come with a subscription, on a website with its own domain.

Add one in the app, or ask your assistant in your own words. For example, to add a booking button:

1. Open “Edit” and choose “Plugins”.
2. Press “Add a plugin”, and find “Calendly” with “Find a plugin”.
3. Paste the link to your booking page, such as https://calendly.com/yourname.
4. Press “Add it”. If your website has a design of its own, the button says “Add it and ask your assistant”, and your assistant places it.
5. Publish your website.

See every plugin: what visitors see, what you need, what it costs and what leaves your website, for each one.

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