Same job, none of the commission.

Booksy is a solid, well-known booking marketplace. But its pricing scales with your team, and its Boost feature takes a cut of new clients. Here's exactly how the two compare, with sources.

Pricing at a glance

Monthly cost	Ordera Book	Booksy
Base subscription	£19/month flat	$29.99–$79.99/month
Extra staff members	✓ Unlimited, included	+$20/month each
Commission on bookings	0%, always	0% on direct bookings; 30% one-time on Boost-acquired new clients
Card processing	Standard rates apply	2.49%+$0.10 to 2.69%+$0.30
Shows competing businesses to your clients	✕ Never	Marketplace & Boost surface other salons
Contract	Cancel anytime	Monthly, cancel anytime

Booksy figures per public sources as of August 2026: biz.booksy.com/pricing, GlossGenius, Pabau. Booksy may change pricing at any time — verify current rates on their site before deciding.

Where the real cost difference shows up

A 3-person team. On Booksy's mid plan plus two extra staff members, you're looking at roughly $60–90/month before a single Boost client walks in. Ordera Book stays £19/month flat, whether you're a solo stylist or a team of ten.

Growth. Booksy's Boost commission is one-time per new client, which is fair in principle — but it means your subscription and your commission both grow as your business grows. Ordera Book's flat fee means the more you grow, the more you save relative to revenue.

Your client relationships. Booksy's marketplace exists to help clients discover salons — including, sometimes, your competitors, in the same search. Ordera Book has no marketplace: your booking link only ever shows your business.

Where Booksy has the edge

To be fair: Booksy has a large existing consumer marketplace and app, which can genuinely bring in new clients who are browsing rather than searching for you by name — that discovery layer is something a standalone tool like Ordera Book doesn't attempt to replicate. If marketplace discovery is your main acquisition channel today, weigh that against the ongoing per-staff and commission costs.