> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.distro.so/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.distro.so/booking-links/choose-a-link.md).

# Link types

Choose the link based on who should attend and whether it is for one person or repeated use.

| You want to…                                      | Use                                                                                                                                             |
| ------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Let people book with you repeatedly               | A [personal booking link](/booking-links/create-a-booking-link.md).                                                                             |
| Find a time for two or three teammates together   | A [group booking link](/booking-links/create-a-group-link.md).                                                                                  |
| Share a link that accepts one booking             | A [single-use link](/integrations/chrome-extension/single-use-links.md).                                                                        |
| Suggest a few times in a message                  | [Offer times](/integrations/chrome-extension/offer-times.md) for a personal or group link.                                                      |
| Route a known prospect to the right colleague     | An [Outbound Router](/routing/outbound-routing/book-a-meeting.md).                                                                              |
| Let one named prospect finish an outbound handoff | A dedicated prospect link created through **Share link → Create booking link**. See [Outbound links](/routing/outbound-routing/share-links.md). |
| Reuse an outbound URL with different prospects    | A reusable outbound link, when enabled by your admin.                                                                                           |
| Route visitors arriving through a campaign link   | A [Click Router](/routing/click-router.md).                                                                                                     |

A group link brings several hosts into one meeting. An Outbound Router selects the host according to your team's rules.

Sharing a link or proposed times doesn't reserve a meeting. Booking happens when the available time is selected and the booking is confirmed.

Use [My booking page](/booking-links/my-booking-page.md) when visitors should choose among several of your personal links. A profile lists meetings; each selected link handles its own booking.

Use a [QR code](/booking-links/qr-codes.md) to share a personal link in print. This is another way to open that link, with the same availability and booking rules.


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