MinorBooking checkoutAugust 2, 2026

Booking steps and invoice details are clearer

Multi-step booking navigation now stays balanced, while plan cards and invoice fields use the available checkout space more clearly.

All studios

What changed

Four- and five-step checkouts use one balanced row when space allows, while six steps use two rows of three.
Constrained booking pages and embeds use the compact current-step indicator instead of leaving one step alone on a final row.
A single Booking Plan now uses the available checkout width instead of being compressed to a three-card column.
Invoice forms show company name, company code, tax code, and address together, with business identifiers placed before the address.
Custom English tax labels now produce correctly capitalized code labels while locale-native VAT terminology remains unchanged.

What changed

Why this matters

Customers get a cleaner sense of booking progress across desktop, mobile, and embedded checkout.
Business customers can see the invoice identifiers they need without opening a second disclosure.
Pro and Scale platform pages share the same behavior, including Scale custom-domain parity.