Klippa vs Twizzlo

Klippa is a salon booking and management platform for Australian hair, beauty and barber businesses. It combines online bookings, a drag-and-drop calendar, client records, payments and POS, automated messages, staff rostering and reporting. Scheduling includes recurring appointments, waitlists and conflict prevention; client profiles can hold colour formulas, notes, photos and visit history. An optional AnswR AI receptionist answers calls, checks availability, books appointments and sends SMS confirmations. Listed connections include Google Calendar sync, Zapier webhooks and Xero accounting. The OAuth 2.0 API can read business, service, staff and client data, check availability and create or manage bookings. Klippa describes its data as encrypted and says its Australia-based team offers chat, email and phone support, onboarding and free data migration. The Free plan includes one staff member, one location and 50 SMS monthly, with extra messages costing 6c each. Starter costs 39 AUD per month; paid plans include a 14-day trial with full feature access and no credit card required. Platforms listed are web and API.

Twizzlo is web-based booking and appointment scheduling software for appointment-based service businesses. Clients use a public page to see live availability, book around the clock, and reschedule within business rules. Profiles can store visit history, notes, preferences, contact details, allergies, and total spend. The system includes staff schedules, role-based access, multi-location shifts, and centralized insights, with unlimited staff and locations on both plans. Stripe supports online payments and tips, while staff can record manual payments; online payments add the merchant’s Stripe rate plus a 1.5% Twizzlo fee. Both plans send email confirmations and reminders. Free costs $0 per month with up to 150 bookings. Business Pro costs $29.99 per month per business, removes the booking cap, and includes 50 SMS messages monthly, then $0.03 each.