Three links cover it. One so people can book you, one so a client can open their gallery, and one so they can pay an invoice. Paste the link, or paste the button.
This is the generic format. Log in and these fill in with the real URLs from your account.
The button on this page is Proof’s own. The HTML under it is the one that travels: a black pill, the same shape, in a font the other site already has.
01 Booking page
Where clients book you.
This is the public page with your name on it. Put it on your site, in your email signature, and anywhere you already say you are taking sessions.
yourname is standing in for the short name on your account. Log in and this becomes your real page.
<a href="https://studioproof.co/p/yourname" style="display:inline-block;padding:13px 26px;border-radius:100px;background:#0D0D0C;color:#ffffff;border:1px solid #0D0D0C;font-family:Helvetica Neue,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:14px;font-weight:500;line-height:1;text-decoration:none;">Book a session</a>
02 Client gallery login
Where a client gets their photos.
Each album has its own address. Your client opens it and enters the PIN you gave them. That screen is the login. There isn't one shared login for every client.
yourgallery is standing in for the album name. The client opens that page and types the PIN you sent them. That screen is the login.
Proof is built by The Flash House, a working studio in Las Cruces. Their site is a normal website that sends people into Proof to book. Same idea as the links above, on a studio that uses them every day.