A Booksy alternative priced in Australian dollars

What Booksy does well

One plan, every feature included, no tier to think about. That is a genuinely simple pitch, and their own FAQ leans into it: "no higher tiers for access to more features, no monthly feature add-on fees." Their marketplace commission is also fair as commissions go: it only applies once, only on a client's first visit, and only while their "Boost" marketing feature is switched on, which is optional and off by default.

The currency question

Booksy's own pricing page is US-dollar only. There is no Australian dollar figure published anywhere on it, and their equivalent Australian-market page does not exist as a separate URL. A figure you may see elsewhere converted into AUD is somebody else's conversion, not Booksy's own number, and it moves with the exchange rate on top of whatever their listed price is.

We publish every price in the currency you actually bill your clients in. What you read on the pricing page is what you budget against, with nothing to convert.

The per-seat math, in their own currency

Booksy includes one user in the base US$29.99 and charges US$20 for each additional one, so five staff is US$29.99 plus four extra seats at US$20, US$109.99 a month before tax. Our Growth plan includes 3 people and adds a seat for A$12, so five staff is A$83 a month. The two numbers are in different currencies and are not a direct dollar-for-dollar comparison, but the shape is the same one this whole route keeps coming back to: their bill is multiplied by headcount past the first person, and ours mostly is not.