Pricing
Free plan vs $16/mo entry
Bookjor has a free plan (25 bookings/mo) with paid tiers at $20 and $50/mo. Acuity starts at $16/mo (Emerging) with a 7-day trial only — no free plan.
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Bookjor and Acuity Scheduling take very different approaches to booking. Acuity Scheduling (owned by Squarespace) is built for appointment-based solo professionals — coaches, consultants, and therapists. Bookjor is built for fitness, yoga, and Pilates studios that need class scheduling, private sessions, and room rentals in one platform. See how they stack up.
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Pricing
Bookjor has a free plan (25 bookings/mo) with paid tiers at $20 and $50/mo. Acuity starts at $16/mo (Emerging) with a 7-day trial only — no free plan.
Booking Types
Bookjor handles group classes, private appointments, and room rentals in one unified calendar. Acuity is appointment-focused with no native class or rental booking.
Contracts
Both platforms offer month-to-month with no long-term commitments. Cancel anytime online without having to call anyone.
Pricing philosophy
Bookjor publishes flat pricing upfront with a genuine free tier — no credit card required. Acuity has tiered plans starting at $16/mo (Emerging), but no free plan — only a 7-day trial. Bookjor's top tier ($50/mo) matches Acuity's Powerhouse tier ($49/mo) in price, but Bookjor includes class scheduling and rental management at every tier.
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Bookjor has a genuine free plan with 25 bookings/month — Acuity only offers a 7-day trial before you must pick a paid plan at $16/mo or higher.
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At the top tier, Bookjor ($50/mo) and Acuity ($49/mo) are nearly identical in price, but Bookjor's plan includes class scheduling and room rentals — features Acuity doesn't offer at any price.
Compare features
A detailed side-by-side look at what Bookjor and Acuity Scheduling offer. Acuity focuses on appointment-based scheduling for solo professionals; Bookjor is built for studios that need class scheduling, private sessions, and rentals in one place.
Free plan
Why it matters for studios
Lets a new studio test real bookings before adding fixed software cost.
Starting price
Why it matters for studios
Sets the baseline cost before booking volume is predictable.
Top tier price
Why it matters for studios
Shows whether costs stay predictable as bookings, staff, or locations grow.
Transparent pricing online
Why it matters for studios
Helps owners budget before committing to software.
No credit card to start
Why it matters for studios
Reduces friction while owners are still comparing workflows.
Contracts required
Why it matters for studios
Long terms can limit flexibility if the workflow does not fit.
Cancel anytime online
Why it matters for studios
Simple cancellation lowers switching risk for independent studios.
Free trial
Why it matters for studios
A trial only matters if the team can test real booking flows during it.
Class scheduling
Why it matters for studios
Recurring classes are the operating rhythm most studios plan around.
Private session / appointment booking
Room and venue rentals
Why it matters for studios
Rental inventory can be a real revenue stream and should not live in a separate spreadsheet.
Recurring class schedules
Waitlist
Why it matters for studios
Waitlists help recover revenue when popular classes fill up.
Unified calendar (classes + privates + rentals)
Why it matters for studios
A unified calendar reduces double-booking risk and makes the day easier to scan.
Service booking (provider availability)
Why it matters for studios
Provider availability prevents private sessions from colliding with classes or time off.
Waiver / liability forms
Why it matters for studios
Waivers keep risk steps attached to booking instead of front-desk follow-up.
Self-serve client booking page
Why it matters for studios
Self-serve booking reduces back-and-forth messages for staff.
Staff schedules
Why it matters for studios
Staff availability determines what can actually be booked.
Multiple locations
Why it matters for studios
Multi-location support matters once schedules and reporting span more than one studio.
Timezone support
Customer notes
Why it matters for studios
Notes preserve context across instructors and front-desk handoffs.
Room / resource management
Why it matters for studios
Room and resource conflicts create real front-desk problems.
HIPAA compliance
Multi-locale support
Why it matters for studios
Mobile admin helps owners handle changes away from the front desk.
Promotions
Why it matters for studios
Promotions can fill quiet sessions without permanently lowering standard prices.
Online payments (Stripe)
Invoice generation
Why it matters for studios
Invoices matter for private clients, corporate bookings, and audit trails.
Credit / Pass Packages
Why it matters for studios
Pass tracking prevents manual reconciliation after each booking.
Credit card holds (no-show protection)
Why it matters for studios
Card holds can protect revenue when no-shows are costly.
Zapier integrations
Squarespace native integration
Online booking page
Why it matters for studios
A booking page turns search, social, and referrals into direct reservations.
Branded booking page
Why it matters for studios
A branded page keeps booking in the studio experience, not a generic directory.
Email reminders
Why it matters for studios
Reminders reduce no-shows and last-minute confusion.
SMS reminders
Why it matters for studios
SMS can reduce no-shows for clients who miss email.
iOS app
Android app
Self-serve onboarding (minutes)
Why it matters for studios
Fast setup matters when a studio needs to take bookings this week.
No sales call required to start
Why it matters for studios
Skipping sales calls lets small teams evaluate software on their own schedule.
Email support
Why it matters for studios
Support matters when booking issues affect real clients.
Phone support
Live chat support
Acuity Scheduling feature and pricing data based on publicly available information as of May 2026. Actual pricing and features may vary.
Why studios switch
Acuity Scheduling is a solid appointment-based scheduler, but fitness studios need class scheduling, rental management, and a unified calendar — features Acuity wasn't built for.
Bookjor has a genuine free plan with 25 bookings/month, 2 staff seats, and Stripe payments — no credit card required. Acuity offers only a 7-day trial, after which the minimum is $16/mo. For new studios testing the waters, Bookjor is risk-free.
Bookjor handles group fitness classes with waitlists, recurring schedules, and capacity management, plus private appointments with provider availability. Acuity is appointment-only — it has no native class booking, which means studios must find a separate tool for group classes.
Bookjor includes room and venue rental management — set hourly pricing, manage availability by room, and collect payments. Acuity has no rental workflows, so studios with rental income need a completely separate system.
Bookjor may fit
Acuity Scheduling may fit
FAQ
Bookjor has transparent flat pricing: Free ($0), Pro ($20/mo), Deluxe ($50/mo). Acuity starts at $16/mo (Emerging) and goes up to $49/mo (Powerhouse). Bookjor has a genuine free plan with 25 bookings/month, while Acuity only offers a 7-day trial. At the top tier, Bookjor ($50/mo) and Acuity ($49/mo) are nearly identical, but Bookjor includes class scheduling and rental management — features Acuity doesn't offer.
Yes. Bookjor is built for class-based studios. You can create recurring weekly schedules, set capacity limits, manage waitlists, and handle check-ins — all built-in. Acuity Scheduling is appointment-based and does not have native class scheduling, so studios running group classes would need a separate tool.
Bookjor is a web-based booking experience that works well on mobile browsers — there is no white-label native iOS or Android app under your studio name. Acuity has standard iOS and Android apps with Acuity/Squarespace branding. If you need a fully branded native app, that's a Mariana Tek strength, not a Bookjor one.
Bookjor is designed for studios starting out. The free plan includes 25 bookings/month, 2 staff seats, 1 location, Stripe payments, and a branded booking page — no credit card required. Acuity requires a credit card for its 7-day trial and costs at least $16/mo afterward, making Bookjor the lower-risk choice for new studios.
Yes. We can help with initial setup and migration to ensure a seamless transition.
See if Bookjor fits your studio. Set up in minutes, includes class scheduling and rental management — features Acuity Scheduling doesn't offer.
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