The self-hosted Booksy alternative
Slotly: Self-hosted appointment booking that refuses a second booking for a slot already taken, even when two people try at the same moment. Own it once, run it on your own server, and stop paying Booksy every month.
Stop renting Booksy.
4 months of Booksy costs what Slotly costs once.
Buy onceHow we counted: The single-provider subscription; every additional team member is another $20 a month on top, so a four-person salon pays $89.99 before tax. Slotly is one payment for any number of staff.
Booksy meters by TEAM MEMBER: $29.99 for the first, $20 a month for each one after, forever.
“$20/month each”, their own page, read 2026-08-30
Booksy is a consumer marketplace as well as a booking tool — clients find and book businesses inside the Booksy app.
“No hidden or extra fees”, their own page
Stay with Booksy if the marketplace matters — new clients discovering you inside their app — or you want payments and no-show protection handled by the vendor. Slotly is booking on your own website and server; nobody discovers you through it, and it processes no payments.
What Slotly deliberately doesn't do is on its product page.
Why owning beats renting Booksy.
No monthly, per-seat or per-location fees. The license is perpetual.
It never lives in Booksy's cloud.
Records and users are limited by your hosting, not by a pricing tier.
Self-hosted software can't be sunset or repriced out from under you.
The fair trade-offs: you host it, back it up and apply updates yourself. See the product page for its limits, and the full Slotly vs renting comparison.
Questions about moving off Booksy.
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- Booksy: price checked 2026-09-03, source“'$29.99 per month' ... '+ tax' ... '$20 per month each' ... 'No hidden or extra fees' ... '14 day trial period' ... 'No commitment required. You can cancel anytime.'”
Competitor prices change, so always confirm on the linked page. We only print figures we could verify on the date shown. This vendor is tracked in the Price Observatory: every figure verbatim, dated, re-checked quarterly.