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QZee vs Fresha: simple, transparent booking for UK venues
Choosing between QZee and Fresha usually comes down to how the fees work — the subscription, the new-client marketplace commission, and what stacks on top. Here's how they compare on the essentials, with figures from public pricing.
| Feature | QZee | Fresha |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Free Starter plan (£0/month) | No free tier (removed in early 2025) |
| Monthly subscription | Core £14.99/month | £14.95/month (Independent), or £9.95/month per bookable team member |
| New-client / marketplace fees | 3% + 25p per booking — no marketplace or new-client commission | 20% commission (minimum £4) on new clients booked via the Fresha marketplace |
Fresha figures as of June 2026, from Fresha's pricing page and help centre. Pricing can change — check Fresha's current terms before deciding.
Why venues choose QZee
A free Starter plan and a flat, visible 3% + 25p per booking — easy to predict.
No marketplace commission on new clients — the per-booking fee is the whole story.
Your own branded booking page, plus optional discovery on the QZee network.
UK-first, with no long contract.
FAQ
Questions, answered
How is QZee's pricing different from Fresha's?
QZee has a free Starter plan and charges a flat 3% + 25p per booking with no marketplace commission. Fresha has no free tier and charges a 20% commission (min £4) on new clients booked via its marketplace, on top of the subscription and card-processing fees.
Do customers pay through QZee?
Yes. Payments are taken at booking via Stripe, with deposits or full payment depending on the service.
Can QZee handle classes and events?
Yes. QZee includes event and class ticketing with capacity and paid entry, alongside appointment booking.