Integrations · 2 min read
Add an instant quote form to your limo company website
Copy one line of embed code and show your LimOperations quote form inside your own website, so visitors get a price without leaving your page.
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Visitors leave when the price is one click away
Many limo websites end with a button that opens another site, an email address, or a contact form that promises an answer later. Each extra step is a moment for the visitor to compare you with someone else. A price request that happens on your own page, without leaving it, keeps the visitor with your brand while they decide.
A link or an embedded form
Your LimOperations quote form already has its own link, which works well in an Instagram bio, an email signature or a text message. On your website you can go further and place the form itself inside one of your pages, so the visitor enters the trip, picks a vehicle and sees the estimate without ever leaving your site.
The embedded copy shows the form alone on a plain background, without the full-screen film and opening screen of the standalone link, so it sits naturally inside your page design.
Copy the embed code
Open the quote form settings, find Embed on your website and press the copy button. The code is one short line that points to your company's form. It already carries your company name as the form's title, a width that adapts to narrow screens, and lazy loading, so the rest of your page does not wait for it.
Pasting it into your site
Most website builders offer an HTML, code or embed block. Add one to the page where you want the form, usually a Book or Get a quote page, paste the code and publish. On a site built by a developer, they can drop the same line into any page template. If the form looks cut short, give the block more height rather than editing the code.
The embedded form is the same form as your link: same vehicles, same prices, same spam protection and the same CAPTCHA, and every request lands in Bookings as a pending incoming booking for your team to review. Requests and the form itself cost nothing.
Test it like a client would
After publishing, open the page on your phone and on a computer, request a real trip, and check that it reaches Bookings and your email. Then use the simulator in the quote settings to compare the price with what you would quote by hand. Fix any surprise before you send traffic to the page.
Website embed checklist
- Switch on public quote requests first.
- Copy the code from Embed on your website.
- Paste it into an HTML or embed block on one page.
- Send a test request from a phone.
- Link the page from your main menu.