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# How To Install FlowBookings Webflow App

Here are the steps to install the FlowBookings Webflow App: 

1. Head over to the **FlowBookings Webflow App** page and click on the **Install** app button. 
2. Now, select the site where you want to install the app and click the **Authorize App** button. 
3. Once authorized, you'll be redirected to FlowBookings, where you can choose your plan and start your free trial. 
4. Then, create your services in FlowBookings and head back to your Webflow site. 
5. Click on the Apps icon and you'll find FlowBookings in the list of your installed apps. 
6. Open the app and log in to the app with your FlowBookings account credentials. 
7. Once logged in, you can start creating booking forms on your site. 


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