What it does
Booksy Biz is a booking and business-management product for barbers, stylists, and beauty or wellness professionals. Providers manage an appointment calendar, accept self-bookings through Booksy and external discovery channels, and use client, payment, marketing, and team-scheduling tools. The site describes a 14-day trial and a recurring subscription.
Build the client booking path
Booksy’s official business page describes setting up a profile and sharing its booking link or QR code. Clients can then book themselves through the Booksy profile, marketplace, and listed social or search integrations. The business side combines the calendar with appointment reminders, cancellation policies, a waitlist, client records, staff schedules, and payment handling.
This focus makes Booksy more specialized than a general-purpose meeting scheduler: the product is aimed at beauty and barber businesses where bookings, repeat visits, and checkout are part of the same workflow. An independent stylist could publish a schedule and let clients choose an appointment; a shop can add staff and manage their availability.
The official Booksy Biz page lists a 14-day trial and recurring plan price, while payment processing and hardware are separate. Confirm local fees and plan terms before switching. I did not create a business profile or test a customer booking.
Strengths
- Customers can self-book through a business profile and the Booksy marketplace.
- The business workflow combines appointment scheduling with client reminders, staff schedules, and payment tools.
- The site documents cancellation policies and a waitlist for filling openings.
Watch out for
- The trial is limited to 14 days; payment processing and hardware are excluded from the subscription price.
- Its feature set is focused on beauty and barber services rather than general team meeting coordination.
Best for
- Independent barbers and stylists accepting self-service bookings
- Beauty shops managing a team calendar, client reminders, and checkout