Your booking page performance

The reports page includes a Booking page performance card showing how your public booking page is doing, over the last 7 and 30 days:

• Views — how many times your booking page was opened.
• Searches — how many times a visitor changed the date or party size to look for a time.
• Bookings — how many of those visits ended in a confirmed online reservation.
• Conversion — bookings as a share of views.

How to read it

• Lots of views, few bookings — demand is there but something in the flow loses people. Check that your service periods cover the times people want, that party-size limits aren't too tight, and that your page isn't frequently showing "no availability".
• Few views — the page isn't being found. Check where your booking link is published (website, Google profile, social bios).
• Searches much higher than views — visitors are hunting through dates for a free slot; consider opening more capacity at peak times or suggesting off-peak availability.

The numbers count page activity only — no personal information about visitors is collected or stored.

Bookings made by your staff, over the phone, or through a connected system are not part of this funnel; it measures the public online flow only.