Honest comparisons
See how Tavix really compares
Most booking platforms either take a cut of your bookings or charge per staff member. Here’s how Tavix stacks up against each one — on commission, WhatsApp, pricing, and who actually owns your clients.
Tavix vs Fresha
Fresha markets itself as “free” — but takes up to 20% of every new client booked through its marketplace. See the real trade-off against a flat £29.
See the comparison →Tavix vs Booksy
A subscription plus a marketplace that puts you beside your competitors. Compare on price, WhatsApp messaging, reviews, and client ownership.
See the comparison →Tavix vs Treatwell
Europe’s biggest beauty marketplace — and what it really costs you in commission on new bookings, locked-in reviews, and competitor visibility.
See the comparison →Tavix vs Square Appointments
Brilliant at card checkout, but a generic US scheduler at heart — no WhatsApp, no Follow-ups, processing fees on every sale. See the gaps that matter for beauty.
See the comparison →Tavix vs Vagaro
Vagaro charges per staff member and is built for the US market. Compare it to one flat £29 — however big your team — built for the UK.
See the comparison →Tavix vs Acuity
A solid generic scheduler from Squarespace — but it doesn’t know what a patch test, a consent form, or a lapsed regular is. See what beauty-built really means.
See the comparison →Tavix vs Timely
Timely makes you buy SMS by the credit, runs marketing as manual campaigns, and has no WhatsApp. Compare it to one flat £29 with WhatsApp and Follow-ups built in.
See the comparison → Free toolRun the numbers yourself
Pick your salon size, bookings, and features, and see the real monthly cost of Fresha, Booksy, Vagaro, Treatwell and more — side by side, in pounds.
Open the calculator →Stop renting your client relationships
Tavix is one flat £29 a month — no commission, no per-staff fees, with WhatsApp reminders and AI Follow-ups built in. Your clients stay yours.