Calendly Embed Demo

What Makes it Great

• Clear, role-specific guidance: The content supports both developers (who need code and integration details) and marketers or ops leaders (focused on UX or conversion), making it useful across the buying team.
• Use-case driven navigation: Instead of dumping everything in one place, the hub is organized by business goals—like “embed in product” or “add to landing pages”—so users can quickly find what’s relevant.
• Action-oriented layout: The design is clean and modular, with interactive CTAs like “Copy code” or “See demo” that encourage users to try things out without needing support.
• Smoothly handles objections: Concerns like UX disruption or setup complexity are addressed through the experience itself—visual previews and lightweight code snippets build trust without extra explanation.
• Supports upsell motion: Without being pushy, the content naturally introduces advanced features like team scheduling and routing—helping drive expansion after initial adoption.

🎯 Takeaway Tip

Design your enablement hub to solve by use case, not just by feature. Calendly’s page works because it’s built around what the customer is trying to accomplish—not just what the product technically does.