Two-sided platforms and booking sites where supply meets demand — rentals, appointments, listings, and reservations. These templates balance discovery (search, filters, maps, listing cards) with confidence (ratings, availability, transparent pricing) and a frictionless reserve-or-request flow. Every design sweats the comparison moment: clear cards buyers can scan side by side, detail pages that answer the practical questions, and a booking path that never hides the total. Built for the moment a visitor weighs their options and commits to one.
What to look forDecide which side of the flow matters most to you: discovery (search, filters, listing cards buyers can compare) or the detail page that closes (ratings, availability, transparent pricing). Check whether the template assumes a two-sided platform or a single operator taking bookings — the structure differs. Then look at how dates, slots, and totals are presented; that is where buyers bail.
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| Template | Type | Pages | Themes | Industries |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maison Ivoire An ivory-and-brass hotel booking app UI with editorial photography and a ledger-style reserve flow. | Web app | 1 | 3 | Hospitality |
You get the complete codebase for a full multi-page marketplace or booking UI that you own outright and can host anywhere. These are not single landing pages: they include real layouts, copy, and components across the whole flow, from search and listing cards to the reserve-or-request step.
Yes, every template in this category can be restyled by any Dual7 design system. That means you can take something like Maison Ivoire's polished hotel booking flow or Sweat Pop Schedule's mobile class-booking UI and apply a completely different theme without touching the underlying layout or flow. The structure stays intact while the visual language changes.
Yes, booking and reservation flows are the core of this category, not an afterthought. Redline Rentals covers the full path from fleet search to checkout with transparent pricing, and Stillwater Booking takes patients from clinic search to a confirmed appointment. Each template's flow is shaped around what its buyer actually needs to commit.
They are real app UIs, and web-app UIs in this category bind to real data when you remix them. Contrail, for example, is built as a flight search and booking flow that connects to real fare data. The discovery surfaces like search, filters, listing cards, and availability are designed around live information rather than placeholder content.
The category covers both: platforms where independent supply meets demand, and single-operator booking sites. Openwork Talent includes the browse, profile, workspace, and messaging flows a freelance hiring marketplace needs, while Feeler Gauge Supply is built for industrial procurement with a filter-first catalog and quote flow. Each template states the platform type it targets, so you can pick the one that matches your model.
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