We read the surveys, the reviews and the pricing pages so you can compare with real numbers. Eight honest side by sides, including where each competitor genuinely wins. The short version everywhere: the average practice loses about $3,600 a month to no shows, reminders cut that in half, and the sticker price is rarely the invoice price.
The $30 sticker vs the $50 to $70 invoice, the marketplace question, and salon first design.
Read the comparisonThe most popular massage software vs the one that puts your name on everything.
Read the comparisonFree is a price too: processing economics and generic vs purpose built.
Read the comparisonAppointment caps, $20 per practitioner, and the flat $29 alternative.
Read the comparisonThe premium darling and the per practitioner math: $158 for two vs $29 for any size.
Read the comparisonWhen free stopped being free: the new subscription, 20 percent commissions, and processing you cannot leave.
Read the comparisonSame sticker, a different deal: 30 percent first booking commissions vs zero ever.
Read the comparisonThe $29 that left their shelf: the new $49 floor, the working tier truth, and talk vs touch.
Read the comparisonEvery platform, every real number, one honest table. The page nobody else in the industry dares to publish.
See the whole tableWhy 20 percent of appointments vanish and the three levers that fix most of it.
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