YouCanBookMe has been around a long time and is genuinely good at one thing: making a booking page that looks like your booking page. Backgrounds, colours, markdown, footers, custom questions.
Cal.com is the open-source scheduling tool people reach for when they want out of Calendly. It is a good product and the free plan is one of the most generous
Booksy is $29.99/month plus $20 for every extra team member, with payments on their rails and a 30% Boost commission.
Mindbody starts at $99/month per location and does not publish a price above that. Bookafy is $7-$11 per user. An
For years the pitch was simple: Fresha is the salon software that is free. That is no longer true, and a lot of salon owners have not done the maths
Doodle is one of the most recognised names in scheduling, and it earned that the honest way: for two decades it has been the fastest way to get fourteen people
Vagaro alternatives: where Bookafy fits, and where it doesn’t Vagaro is not really a scheduling app. It is a salon and spa operating system: booking, point of sale, payroll, inventory,
SimplyBook.me alternatives: an honest look at Bookafy SimplyBook.me is a solid booking system. It has a huge catalogue of add-on features, a booking marketplace, and a genuinely useful free plan.
Square Appointments is a payments company with booking attached. Here is when that is exactly right, when it is not,
Microsoft Bookings is free with Microsoft 365 — so when is it worth leaving? An honest look at where Bookings
