Comparison
Fresha is aggressive globally and heavily funded (KKR-backed, $80M Series C). But "free + 20% commission" only looks cheap at first — it gets more expensive than any flat fee as you scale. Plus: marketplace lock-in and Fresha branding are brand-building brakes.
EazyBooking is a flat €59 fee, your own brand from day one, direct cash flow via Stripe Connect, DACH compliance.
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Feature comparison
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Pricing model
Fresha advertises "free for salons" — but 20% commission on marketplace bookings plus a 2.5% + €0.25 payment fee. At €60 per booking that's ~€12.25 cost per sale = €612 platform cost at just 50 bookings/month.
Pricing model
Fresha advertises "free for salons" — but 20% commission on marketplace bookings plus a 2.5% + €0.25 payment fee. At €60 per booking that's ~€12.25 cost per sale = €612 platform cost at just 50 bookings/month.
Marketplace visibility
The Fresha marketplace is one of the strongest beauty marketplaces globally in 2026. If you're just starting out, you benefit — but as repeat customers grow, commission gets expensive.
Marketplace visibility
The Fresha marketplace is one of the strongest beauty marketplaces globally in 2026. If you're just starting out, you benefit — but as repeat customers grow, commission gets expensive.
Customer data ownership
Customer data ownership
Own domain (book.your-salon.com)
Own domain (book.your-salon.com)
Brand on the booking page
Brand on the booking page
What sets EazyBooking apart
Fresha "free + 20% commission" sounds tempting at first. But at 50 bookings × €60 that's €600+ per month to Fresha. With EazyBooking, €59. The flat fee wins from ~30 bookings/month and gets relatively cheaper with every step you scale.
Fresha booking pages have Fresha branding in the header + footer. Customers think: "I'm booking via Fresha." With EazyBooking everything runs on book.your-salon.com with your logo — customers think: "I'm booking directly with you." Brand trust only builds with your own identity.
Fresha pools customer payments in the Fresha wallet and pays out 2–3 days later. With EazyBooking the money lands via Stripe Connect IMMEDIATELY in your Stripe account. At €4,000 weekly revenue, a 3-day payout lag is already a €1,000+ cash-flow swing.
Fresha is UK-headquartered and globally oriented — DACH-specific compliance (Frankfurt servers, German DPA, German invoicing for PV/PKV reimbursements) isn't their core. EazyBooking is DACH-first from day one.
Frequently asked questions
For the subscription itself, yes — no monthly flat fee. But Fresha makes money on marketplace commission (typically 20% on marketplace bookings) plus payment fees (2.5% + €0.25). On a marketplace booking of €60 you pay ~€12.25 to Fresha. Direct bookings (without marketplace match) are free of charge — but have less discoverability.
Purely financially, from ~30 bookings/month. At 30 marketplace bookings × €60 you pay ~€367 to Fresha. EazyBooking €59. Plus: marketplace booking customers often go to the cheapest provider; direct booking customers have higher LTV. Migration realistic in 2–4 hours.
Customer profiles stay with Fresha. But you keep your email list and all contact data you captured yourself. With an announcement campaign ("From the 15th we'll only book via our own page") you typically win back 60–75% of your regulars.
Yes, that's the recommended migration path. Fresha keeps marketplace acquisition, EazyBooking runs as your main booking page. After 2–3 months you'll see which channel converts better and decide per customer segment.
Fresha shipped an AI layer in 2026 for phone handling + smart messaging. EazyBooking doesn't have an AI story today — but native Smart Recall (28-day reminder) and automated aftercare emails in the base plan at no upcharge.
Depends on the region. Treatwell is more established in DACH beauty, Fresha is stronger globally. Fresha has the AI feature edge, Treatwell better local DACH marketing. If you want either, test both for 1–2 months, then decide by conversion.
€59/month net. 5 staff included. No per-booking commission. No setup fees. No hidden costs. Annual billing gets 17% off (€590/year, 2 months free). Compared to €367–800+/month Fresha commission at moderate volume, it's ROI-positive from month one.
No credit card, no minimum commitment. Right after signup you get a pre-configured booking page with sample services and working opening hours — not after 30 minutes of setup, but in 60 seconds.
Got a referral code? Add it at signup for 50% off your first month.