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You can easily create booking pages and share open times from your calendar right in a draft —  without breaking flow. 

Desktop

Create Booking Page

  1. Hit 2 to see your week.
  2. Click ➕ beside Booking Pages to create a booking page and fill in the details — Event Title, Duration, Video, Where, Scheduling Window, Calendar, Check for Conflicts, and Your Calendars.

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  • Scheduling window: Control your availability by blocking bookings within a certain number of hours, or limiting how far in advance someone can book.
  • Check for Conflicts: Decide which calendars to check for conflicts, and include any teammates or co-hosts so everyone’s availability is taken into account.

3. Hit Cmd+Enter (Mac) or Ctrl+Enter (Windows) to save the Booking Page.

To edit or delete a Booking Page, hit 2 to see your week, then click ... beside the Booking Page.

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Insert Booking Page

  1. Hit Cmd+Shift+A or Ctrl+Shift+A in a draft to start sharing your Booking Page.
  2. Select the booking page you’d like to use.  

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You can also hit 2 to see your week, hover over the booking page row, and then click to copy the link.

Insert free times

  1. Hit Cmd+Shift+A or Ctrl+Shift+A in a draft to start sharing specific time slots.
  2. Select Insert free times.
  3. When your calendar appears, click and drag to select time slots.
    1. When teammates are included in the To: or Cc: fields in a message, their calendar will automatically appear.
  4. Click the pop-up that appears at the bottom of the screen to add more details — Event title, Who, Ignore conflicts, Duration, Timezone, Event location, and video link.
  5. Hit Insert to add your availability.

Personalize your Share Availability message (Business & Enterprise Plans)

Mail writes your Share Availability snippet — the text that wraps your list of times — in your own style.

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Set your preferred template once under Personalization, and Mail reuses it every time you share availability.

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  1. Hit Cmd+K or Ctrl+K Personalization.
  2. Go to the Scheduling section.
  3. Write your preferred message using any of these placeholders, which Mail fills in automatically:
    • {times} — your list of available times (can appear anywhere in the message)
    • {duration} — e.g. "30 min" or "an hour"
    • {timezone} — e.g. "PT" or "ET"
    • {booking_link} — your booking link, when applicable
  4. Check the live preview to see what your inserted text will look like with sample slots.

Mail reads your template and learns your preferred formatting — time format, date style, bullet style, language, and more — so every availability message looks exactly the way you'd write it. Two templates are stored automatically: one for when a booking link is included, and one for when it isn't.

💡 Tip: To revert to the default formatting, delete your custom template by hitting Cmd+K or Ctrl+K → Personalization → Scheduling.

Mobile

Share Availability is only available on Desktop for now.

Recipient Experience

When the recipient clicks on the booking page or "book here" in the message, they'll be taken to a booking page where they can choose a time slot that works with their schedule. They will see all available time slots in their local timezone, so there's no need to convert time differences manually 🌐

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After the recipient selects a time, they will progress to the page where they may add their name, email, and add or remove other guests to the event.

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Once they hit Schedule, the event will be booked. The organizer will receive a confirmation email, and any additional guests will receive a calendar invitation.

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Ready to learn more calendar features? Learn how to view and manage your calendars, and how to create events.

FAQs

Can I customize my Share Availability message?

Yes. Hit Cmd+K or Ctrl+K Personalization Scheduling and write your preferred message using {times}, {duration}, {timezone}, and {booking_link}as placeholders. Mail will use your style every time you share availability.

Can I have different messages for when I include a booking link vs. when I don’t?

Yes. Mail automatically stores two templates and picks the right one based on whether you include a booking link. Edit both in Cmd+K or Ctrl+K → Personalization → Scheduling.

Can I put {times} anywhere in my message?

Yes. Before the booking link, after your sign-off, and in the middle of a paragraph. Wherever you place {times}, the list of available times will appear there.

Does Share Availability personalization support languages other than English?

Yes. Day-of-week names can be rendered in any language using a standard locale code (Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, and more). When a non-English language is used in your template, Mail will automatically use localized day names instead of “today” or “tomorrow.”

How do I revert to the default Share Availability formatting?

Delete the custom instructions in Cmd+K or Ctrl+K → Personalization → Scheduling. Once cleared, Mail will fall back to the default formatting automatically.

Which calendars are used for booking availability?

When setting up a Booking Page, you can choose which of your connected calendars are used to determine availability. Any calendars you select will be checked for conflicts when showing open time slots.

Can I exclude certain calendars from my availability?

Yes. When creating or editing a Booking Page, you can select which calendars should be considered for availability. If you’d prefer certain events not to block your booking page, you can simply leave those calendars unchecked under Check for Conflicts.

Why does my Booking Page show limited availability?

Your Booking Page availability is based on the calendars selected in your booking page settings under Check for Conflicts. If multiple calendars are included, any conflicts across them will reduce the available time slots shown to invitees.

Where is the old Booking Pages feature?

It’s now called Insert free times and Book Pages. You can use this to quickly share your availability alongside a booking link, all from the same flow by hitting Cmd+Shift+A or Ctrl+Shift+A.

How does “Check for Conflicts” work?

We can check your calendars and your teammates' calendars when calculating your availability for the booking page. Under the Check for Conflicts section, any calendars or teammates that are checked on will be respected.

My Booking Page is showing unexpected conflicts.

If your Booking Page is showing fewer slots than expected, it’s usually due to multiple calendars being considered for conflicts under Check for Conflicts. You can adjust which calendars are included directly in your booking page settings by unchecking the boxes for the calendars you’d like to exclude.

If that doesn’t do the trick, reach out to our team at hello@superhuman.com.

My availability looks different from my calendar.

Your Booking Page availability reflects conflicts across the calendars selected in your booking settings. If additional calendars are included, they may be blocking off time behind the scenes.

To review this, open your Booking Page settings and check the Check for Conflicts section to see which calendars are selected. You can get there quickly by hitting 2, clicking the three dots, and selecting Edit next to your Booking Page.

I used “Insert free times”. What happens if an event is booked over one of the time slots I shared?

The booking link reflects the live state of your calendar when the recipient opens it. If a slot is no longer available, the booking link will automatically update to reflect your availability change, unless it was set to Ignore conflicts.

Can I insert multiple timezones?

Inserting multiple timezones isn’t available just yet.

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