Acuity Scheduling
Online Booking & Scheduling
General online scheduling from Squarespace, used by independent artists and small studios that need a booking page more than a salon system.
From $20 / monthFree trialGeneral purpose
Setmore
General appointment scheduling with a free plan for up to four users and low per-user paid plans.
From $12 / user / monthFree planSubscriptionGeneral purpose
Pricing
Pro is $12 per user a month at monthly billing, or $5 billed yearly. A human live receptionist service is $99 a month extra (US only).
- Free (up to 4 users): $0
- Pro: $12/user/mo
- Live Receptionist (human): $99/mo
Free option: Free plan for up to 4 users.
Stated Features
- Branded booking page and mobile app
- SMS reminders on Pro
- Google Reviews and 2-way calendar sync
- Accept payments
Integrations
None named on the page we read.
Good Fit For
- Solo pros and booth renters
- Salons and spas
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Alternatives to Setmore
Square Appointments
Online Booking & Scheduling
Booking and payments from Square with a free plan for solo pros and paid plans per location, plus Square Payroll and hardware.
From $49 / location / monthFree planGeneral purpose
GlossGenius
Online Booking & Scheduling
Booking website, payments and marketing for beauty pros, with separate plans for med spas and a built-in AI receptionist add-on.
From $28 / monthFree trialBuilt for beauty
Aesthetic Record
Med Spa & Aesthetics
EMR and practice software for aesthetic clinics and med spas, priced per user with a one-time onboarding fee.
From $15 / user / monthFree trialBuilt for beauty
Common Questions
How Much Does Setmore Cost?
From $12 / user / month. Pro is $12 per user a month at monthly billing, or $5 billed yearly. A human live receptionist service is $99 a month extra (US only).
Is Setmore Free?
Free plan. Free plan for up to 4 users.
What Are Alternatives to Setmore?
Other tools for the same job include Acuity Scheduling, Square Appointments, GlossGenius, Aesthetic Record.
Sources
Read on November 16, 2026. We have not hands-on tested this product, and vendor claims are the vendor's. Found something out of date? Send a correction.