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Removing the Bookly logo from your page

The bottom of your public page says “Made with Bookly · Create Yours”. You can remove it with the “Hide Bookly logo” switch in the editor — it’s available on the Pro and Team plans.

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The bottom of your public page says “Made with Bookly · Create Yours”. You can remove it with the “Hide Bookly logo” switch in the editor — it’s available on the Pro and Team plans.

Who can do it, and on which plan

The page owner on Pro or Team. On Basic the page carries Bookly branding — the plan card says so: “Bookly branding” — and there’s an “Upgrade” button next to the switch.

How to do it

  1. Open the page in the editor.
  2. Scroll below your blocks to the “Hide Bookly logo” row.
  3. Turn the switch on — the footer disappears from your public page.

On your phone, “Hide Bookly logo” is also at the bottom of the editor, below the blocks. To bring the footer back, turn the switch off.

If your background is a photo from Unsplash, the photographer’s credit stays even without the logo — the Unsplash licence requires it.

If something goes wrong

There’s an “Upgrade” button next to the switch

You’re on Basic. Click “Upgrade” to open “Plans & Billing”, where you can move to Pro. For what each plan includes, see “Basic, Pro and Team plans”.

The logo is still on my page

The public page updates within a minute, occasionally up to 10 minutes. Check again a little later. If the footer is still there after half an hour, write to us with your page address. Write any time — we reply during working hours.

Still have a question? Write any time — we reply during working hours.

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