UseStrict's Calendly Embedder Pro adds shared embed management and booking workflows to WordPress. It runs alongside the free add-on, keeps existing shortcodes working, and can import shortcodes from posts and pages into a library. Save an embed once to reuse it, then edit it in the library to update every page that uses it.

Bring existing embeds into a shared library

Use the options builder to configure a Calendly embed. A Personal Access Token fills the profile and event type dropdowns; without one, enter a Calendly URL. The free plugin supports inline calendars, popup text links, and floating popup badges, with controls for colors, dimensions, styling, and which Calendly details to display. Place saved embeds with a shortcode, the Calendly Embed block, or the Elementor widget.

Prefill booking details on cached pages

Prefill fields with a logged-in visitor's name and email, values from the query string, or up to ten custom answers. JavaScript and Ajax apply these values in the browser after the page loads, so visitor-specific prefilling works with full-page caches and CDNs.

Connect campaign tags and booking results

Apply standard UTM values globally or to individual embeds: source, medium, campaign, content, and term. Calendly entries these tags against the booking, and analytics utilities can read the standard parameters. GA4 and Meta Pixel events can fire for completed bookings through tags already on the website.

Review the booking funnel from profile views to completed bookings, along with monthly kept, no-show, and cancelled outcomes. The read-only MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor query booking data live using the existing Calendly connection, without an extra API key.

Manage booking follow-up

Send each new booking to a webhook URL for workflows in Zapier, Make, n8n, or HubSpot. Other Pro options include multi-event tabs, live availability beside the embed, email reminders, a bookings screen in wp-admin, WooCommerce integration, a post-booking redirect, and CSV export of tracking data.