How to reach you holds every way a visitor can start a conversation: Book a call, Call, Text, Email, and Website.
Each one appears once you have given it something to point at, so nothing on the page is ever a dead button. Book a call needs a scheduling link, which is where you paste the booking link from whichever calendar tool you already use, so a visitor can schedule an appointment without messaging you first.
The order is fixed, and the gold is yours to choose. Text and Call lead, because they are what somebody does when they have just decided to get in touch. Email and Website follow, and Book a call and Add to Contacts run full width underneath, because they are commitments rather than quick taps. Exactly one action is gold and leads the contact bar that follows visitors down the page. Left on automatic the gold goes to Call, then Text, then Email, then Book a call, and never to Website. Pick your own under Highlighted button, and if you later remove the detail behind your choice the page falls back to the automatic order rather than losing its gold button.
Button style decides how the other buttons read against your background: Glass for the plain background or a dark photograph, Solid for a bright or busy one, and Outline for a frame with no fill.
Tapping Text opens a draft that names where the visitor found you, so somebody willing to tap is not then asked to compose a cold message to a stranger. You can rewrite that wording yourself.
A visitor can also save you straight to their phone contacts from the page, which is the difference between being looked at and being kept.
You can add your social accounts as well: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, X, Threads, and Pinterest. Paste either a handle or a full link and the editor works out the rest, and it tells you when what you pasted does not look like either.