Booksy Pricing (2026): Team Member Fees, Card Rates, and Boost Explained

The subscription

Source: https://biz.booksy.com/en-us/pricing (checked Oct 31, 2026)

Booksy has one plan: $29.99 per month plus tax. Each additional user (team member) is $20 per month. Booksy says the plan has “no hidden or extra fees,” no commitment, and you can cancel anytime. There’s a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.

What’s included

Booksy says every feature is in the core subscription, with “no higher tiers for access to more features, no monthly feature add-on fees.” The pricing page lists:

• Unlimited bookings, with no booking fees charged to you or your clients
• Client appointment confirmations and reminders (always free)
• Email marketing and text message marketing, with 2,000 free SMS marketing messages a month
• Custom forms and liability waivers
• Reserve with Google
• Reporting and insights
• Waitlists
• No-Show Protection (deposits and cancellation fees; standard mobile payment fees apply)
• Online gift cards (standard mobile payment fees apply)
• Memberships and packages

Card processing and payouts

Booksy says there’s no monthly fee for payments.

On an $80 service paid on the card reader, the fee is $2.09. Paid by Tap to Pay, it’s $2.19. Taken as a mobile or keyed payment, it’s $2.45.

Card reader hardware

Booksy sells Stripe readers that work with the Booksy app:

• Stripe Reader M2: $53.10 + shipping
• Stripe Reader S710: $299 + shipping

Boost: the marketplace fee

Source: https://biz.booksy.com/en-us/features/boost (checked Oct 31, 2026)

Every Booksy business gets a free listing on the Booksy Marketplace. Boost is an optional marketing feature that gives you more visibility there, featured placement in recommended galleries, and a “Booksy Recommended” badge.

• It’s free to turn on, with no monthly fee.
• If a client books with you for the first time while Boost is on, you pay a one-time commission of 30% of the total cost of that first visit, up to $100. Booksy says tips aren’t included.
• On that client’s second visit and later, the commission is 0%.

Booksy says it doesn’t charge a commission for clients who find you online or through your own marketing, or on Booksy when Boost is off. It suggests sharing your Booksy Profile Link with existing clients so they aren’t counted as Boost clients.

What a typical business pays

Subscription plus estimated card fees, before tax. Assumes in-person payments on the Booksy Card Reader and no Boost.

Add the one-time card reader cost, and any Boost fees on new clients.

Is Booksy expensive?

For a solo provider, $29.99 with forms, waitlists, deposits, and 2,000 texts included is good value: Vagaro charges $10/mo each for its Forms and Online Shopping Cart add-ons, and GlossGenius puts forms and the waitlist on its $48 Gold plan. Costs rise steadily with team size because every extra person is $20. Compare:

• Booksy vs Vagaro: Vagaro’s base is $30 list with $10 per extra calendar and paid add-ons.
• Booksy vs GlossGenius: GlossGenius Gold is $48/mo billed annually for up to 9 staff.
• Vagaro alternatives prices five tools by team size.