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Booksy vs Zanda

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.

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

USD · US · source: zandahealth.com

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Starter
USD 19 monthly

$19 USD/month regular price; introductory 50% promotion excluded

Flat · per month Standalone · Fixed
Growth
USD 49 monthly

$49 USD/month base plus $19 per additional practitioner; introductory promotion excluded

Flat · per month Standalone · Starting at

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

Zanda

Starter

Plan card

Practitioners

1

Included

Plan card

Appointments

1,000

Included

Plan card

Storage

100 GB

Included

Growth

Plan card

Unlimited appointments

Included

Plan card

Multiple locations

Included

Plan card

Waitlist management

Included

How their prices changed

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