Barberly vs Reservio

Barberly provides barbershops and salons with branded apps, online booking, walk-in queues, payments, team tools, and marketing features. A shop can publish a mobile app on the App Store and Google Play with bookings, waitlists, payments, and loyalty features. Its branded booking website supports a custom domain and can be embedded into an existing site. A tablet can act as a self-check-in kiosk, adding walk-ins to the queue alongside online bookings; the appointment board shows upcoming appointments and the electronic queue. Clients can book from a shop’s Google Search or Maps profile, with separate links for multiple locations. Supported payment providers are Stripe, Square, Revolut, and SumUp; Barberly says it takes no commission on payments. Businesses can require deposits, saved card details, or advance payment, and configure fees for no-shows and late cancellations. Plans include unlimited locations, team members, services, and app users, with no fee per booking. The subscription includes 500 SMS notifications per month; additional messages cost $0.03 each. Pricing starts at $9/mo, and the 30-day trial includes every feature without requiring a credit card.

Reservio is a booking platform available on the web, iOS, and Android. It provides booking pages, payment collection, group bookings, two-way calendar sync, and automated reminders. Its free plan costs nothing and allows 40 bookings per 30 days for up to 100 clients. Starter lists 200 bookings per 30 days and unlimited clients; Standard lists 500 bookings per 30 days, and Pro lists unlimited bookings. A 14-day trial is included in the pricing notes. Enterprise costs €40 a month, with a minimum monthly payment starting at 40 EUR; pricing varies by calendars and premium features. It includes multiple calendars and branches under one account and a personalized account created by Reservio. The company was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Brno, Czech Republic. The plans make booking allowances explicit at the lower tiers, while the Enterprise listing describes a multi-calendar and multi-branch setup.