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QZee vs Booksy: a transparent, no-commission alternative
If you're weighing up Booksy, the deciding questions are usually how much you'll pay each month and whether you're charged extra for new-client bookings. Here's how QZee and Booksy compare on the essentials, with figures taken from each platform's public pricing.
| Feature | QZee | Booksy |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Free Starter plan (£0/month) | No free plan |
| Monthly subscription | Core £14.99/month | £40/month, plus £5/month per additional team member |
| New-client / marketplace fees | 3% + 25p per booking — no marketplace or new-client commission | Optional 'Boost' marketing charges a one-time 30% commission (minimum £5) on a new client's first visit; with Boost off, bookings are commission-free |
Booksy figures as of June 2026, from Booksy's UK pricing page and public sources. Pricing can change — check Booksy's current terms before deciding.
Why venues choose QZee
Start free: the Starter plan is £0/month, so a solo pro can take online bookings without a subscription.
A transparent 3% + 25p per booking — no marketplace commission and no per-new-client charge.
Your own branded booking page, plus opt-in discovery on the QZee network.
No long contract — cancel any time.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does QZee charge commission like Booksy's Boost?
No. QZee charges a flat 3% + 25p per paid booking with no marketplace or new-client commission. Booksy's Boost is an optional marketing feature that charges a one-time 30% commission (min £5) on a new client's first visit.
Is there a free plan?
Yes — QZee's Starter plan is free (£0/month). Booksy does not offer a free plan.
Can I move my bookings over from Booksy?
Yes. Set QZee up alongside Booksy and switch your booking link when you're ready — see our guide on switching booking systems.