Main schedule — Your usual hours. They appear everywhere on your site: hours page, footer, contact page. This schedule decides whether your site shows “Open” or “Closed”.

Extra schedule — A service offered outside your hours, for example 24-hour emergencies or a prepared-meals counter. It appears below your main schedule, with its name. It does not change the status: a plumber closed on Sunday shows “Closed”, even if their emergency line is open.

Seasonal schedule — Different hours during part of the year, for example summer. During its period, it automatically replaces your main schedule everywhere, including the status: you have nothing to do on the day it changes. Outside its period, it appears below your main schedule with its dates, so your customers know in advance.

Closures and special hours — A specific date: public holiday, vacation, shorter hours on Christmas Eve. It takes priority over all your schedules that day, and your site announces it during the 30 days before (“Closed December 25 (Christmas)”). The “Add public holidays” button fills in the next 12 months for your country; check “Every year” for a date that always falls on the same day.

Note for the day — A day with no hours but with a note (e.g. “By appointment”) shows the note instead of hours; your site then shows “Closed” that day.

General note — A detail shown below all your hours, for example “Closed on public holidays”.

The preview at the bottom of this page shows exactly what your site will display.