## Single vs. multiple durations

Under the **Schedule** tab you set a list of durations. Common combinations:

- **Single duration**: `[30]`. Guests skip the duration step and go straight to picking a time.
- **Multiple durations**: `[15, 30, 60]`. Guests choose a length before they see the time picker.

## Title and description per duration

Each duration can have its own title (for example _Quick chat_ for 15 minutes, _Strategy session_ for 60) and a short description. These show on the duration picker.

Use clear names

"30 minutes" is fine but "30-minute intro call" is better; guests pick based on what they will get, not the number on the button.

## How durations interact with availability

Availability rules (weekly hours, buffer, increment) apply uniformly to every duration on the page. A 60-minute meeting fits only where 60 contiguous free minutes exist; a 15-minute meeting fits where 15 do. The slot increment controls the offered start times, not the duration itself.

## Per-duration locations

Meeting location options (Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Proton Meet, phone, in-person) are set on the booking page as a whole, not per duration; guests pick one at booking time if the page offers several. See [Meeting locations](/content/docs/meeting-locations/index.html). If you need different locations for different events, duplicate the page.