About this block

Split Availability CTA puts the booking status on the left and the action on the right, balancing the columns with real content on both sides. The left column opens with an availability dot and the heading Taking one project from August, then a ruled criteria list covering type, duration, next opening, and team size. The right column answers the practical questions, what to send, response time, and what is not a fit, before the button.

Criteria are one array rendered as a divided dl. The not-a-fit paragraph is the distinctive detail: naming what you will not take is more credible than a list of things you will.

When to use

Reach for this block as the primary contact call to action when you want visitors to qualify themselves before writing. The installer swaps the criteria values, the right-column copy, and the opening month.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Testimonials
• Process steps

After

• Centered contact
• Big-name footer

What you can display

One strong use is the freelance availability brief. Other split CTA uses:

• Studio intake. Project types taken, typical budget range, territories served, and the intake form link.
• Consulting rate card. Engagement types, minimum duration, rate band, and a call-booking button.
• Speaking inquiry. Talk formats, travel policy, lead time, and what not to pitch.

Tip: the not-a-fit section on the right saves both parties time; an empty inbox is worse than a short one.