Booksy is built around its marketplace, and Boost charges 30% of a new client's first visit (up to $100) when Booksy sends them to you. NeverGap has no marketplace and never takes a cut: your link, your clients, one flat price from $9/month.
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An honest comparison. Booksy's marketplace can genuinely bring new clients, and Boost is optional. If you need to be discovered, it can be worth it (we say where, below). Figures reflect Booksy's publicly listed rates as of October 2026; check current pricing on their site before you decide.
Where the two line up, and where they part ways.
| NeverGap | Booksy | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | Free, $9 or $19flat, one person | $29.99+$20 per extra staff |
| Free plan | Free forever10 bookings/mo, no card | No |
| Commission on new clients | 0%, ever | 30% with Boostfirst visit, $10 min, $100 max |
| Waitlist when a slot opens | Every plannames the time, links straight to it | Yestexts a booking link |
| Deposits | Yes, from $9per service, to your own Stripe | Yes |
| Your own branded page | Yesyour logo, color, link; embeddable | Marketplace profile |
| Brings you new clients | You bring themyour link, socials, Google | Yesmarketplace discovery |
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Put in your numbers. NeverGap's line is always $0.
Booksy Boost: 30% of each new client's first visit, $10 minimum, $100 maximum. Excludes card processing, which you pay with any tool.
Neither is right for everyone.
You already have clients.
You need to be found.
For US pros, Boost charges 30% of a new client's first visit when Booksy brings that client to you, with a $10 minimum and a $100 maximum per first visit. Booksy says later visits from that client are commission-free. The subscription is $29.99/month plus $20 per extra staff member. NeverGap charges no commission at all.
Yes, if most of your clients already know you. NeverGap gives you your own booking page, deposits, reminders and a waitlist on every plan, with no commission ever. If you rely on a marketplace to find new clients, Booksy may still be worth keeping.
Yes. Export your client list from Booksy as a CSV and import it in NeverGap under Clients. The importer reads Booksy, Square, Vagaro, Fresha, Acuity and Calendly column names automatically. Then swap your Instagram bio link to your NeverGap page.
No. Clients book from your link in any browser, with no account and no download.
One flat price. 0% commission. Your clients stay yours.
Start free, no credit card →Booksy is a trademark of its respective owner and is not affiliated with, or endorsing, NeverGap. Comparison reflects publicly available information believed accurate as of October 2026; features, pricing and fees change, please confirm current details on Booksy's website.