Like many people, I have a site that offers dozens of different services (in my case, it's a production house that does radio / TV / podcasts).  I have a pricing page (using WooCommerce) that lays out the specifics and the pricing of each individual service; like, for example, the voiceover for a local radio commercial that runs for 3 months, another price for 6 months, and another price for a year.

What I'm hoping to achieve is to be able to put a "Book It" button under each pricing element, and when the user clicks "Book It", a pre-populated booking form for that service opens in a popup. Then they'd pick their time, and WooCommerce takes over to display the Cart page, then Checkout.

Is there a way to pass the ID of the service to the popup via a URL parameter so that I only need to create ONE popup?  Or do I need to build a separate popup for every service?

I don't want the user to have to scroll through lists. Because of the rates our voice actors charge, there are literally 36 different products that fall under the "voiceover" category alone, depending on whether it's radio or TV, big / medium / small market, 3 months / 6 months / 1 year.  I'd love to completely bypass Amelia's service selection process and get straight to booking the time slot.