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Booksy vs Deskie

See how their public offers line up before you choose your own position. Prices stay in the currency, billing schedule, and charged unit each vendor publishes.

Booksy

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USD · US · source: biz.booksy.com

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Booksy Highlighted
USD 29.99 monthly

Get everything for $29.99 per month + tax

 Flat · per month Standalone · Fixed

Deskie

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USD · US · source: www.deskie.com

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Starter
USD 49 monthly

$49/month

 Flat · per month Standalone · Fixed
Flat-rate Highlighted
USD 99 monthly

$99/month for one location

 Flat · per month per location Standalone · Fixed

What each plan includes

Feature names follow each vendor’s own pricing page, so verify the wording before treating them as exact equivalents.

Booksy

Booksy

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24/7 Online Booking

Included

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Built-in Marketing Tools

Included

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Client and Calendar management

Included

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Flexible, integrated payments

Included

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Detailed Stats and Reports

Included

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Unlimited bookings

Included

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Client Appointment Confirmations & Reminders

Included

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Email Marketing

Included

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Text Message Marketing

2,000/month

Limited

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Custom Forms & Liability Waivers

Included

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Reserve with Google

Included

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Waitlists

Included

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No-Show Protection

Included

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Online Gift Cards

Included

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Memberships and Packages

Included

Deskie

Starter

Plan card

Members

15 or fewer

Included

Plan card

Coworking bookings

Included

Plan card

One location

Included

Flat-rate

Plan card

Members

Unlimited

Included

Plan card

Features

All included

Included

Plan card

Additional locations

$99/month

Included

How their prices changed

Each date shows when a public price was observed, not when it took effect. An archived region or currency can differ, so a currency change is not necessarily a price increase.