Booking marketplaces like Fresha and Booksy can take a commission on the new clients they send you. NeverGap never takes a cut of a single booking, your clients are yours, and you keep what they pay. Free forever, or paid plans from $9/month, flat.
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On a $60 service, a new client's first booking. Illustrates each platform's stated commission (Fresha 20%, Booksy Boost 30%) and excludes card-processing fees. NeverGap takes 0% on every booking, first-timer or regular. Rates as of September 2026.
How NeverGap compares to two of the biggest booking marketplaces.
| NeverGap | Fresha | Booksy | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commission on bookings | 0%, ever | 20%new marketplace client's first booking (min $6) | 30% (Boost)optional; a new client's first visit while Boost is on |
| Who owns the client relationship | You doexport your list anytime | Shared with the marketplace | Shared with the marketplace |
| Monthly price | From $9flat, no commission | $19.95/moplus marketplace commission | $29.99/mo+ $20/extra staff, plus Boost |
| Your own branded booking page | Yesthemes + your accent, embeddable | Marketplace listing | Marketplace listing |
| Deposits & no-show protection | Yes+ Automatic rebooking & waitlist | Yes | Yes |
| Brings you new clients (discovery) | You bring your ownvia your link, socials & SEO | Yesmarketplace exposure | Yesmarketplace exposure |
| Best for | Pros who already have clients and want to keep 100% of what they earn | Pros who want the marketplace to find them new clients, and will share the upside | Pros who want marketplace discovery and paid promotion |
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Fresha and Booksy aren't villains. They run discovery marketplaces: they put your business in front of people searching for a service nearby, and in exchange they take a cut of the new clients they bring you. If you're just starting out and need help getting found, that can be a genuinely fair trade.
The problem is what happens after. Once someone is your client, you shouldn't have to keep paying a percentage to book them, and you shouldn't have to wonder whether the platform still counts them as "theirs." NeverGap takes the opposite stance: you own your clients, you keep 100% of every booking, and you pay one flat monthly price, that's it.
No. NeverGap is subscription-only and never takes a percentage of any booking, new client or regular. You keep 100% of what your clients pay, minus your payment processor's standard card fee (the same fee you'd pay anywhere). Plans start at $9/month.
Fresha charges a 20% commission (minimum $6) on the first booking of a new client sourced through its marketplace, and it now charges a monthly subscription on top of that. Booksy's optional Boost charges 30% of a new client's first visit while Boost is turned on. Neither charges that commission on returning clients. NeverGap never charges any commission. Confirm current rates on each provider's site.
Your NeverGap booking page is built to be shared, on Instagram, in your bio, by text, by QR code, and it's search-engine friendly so clients can find it on Google. You bring clients in through channels you own, and you never pay a commission when they book.
Yes. Your clients are yours. You can view and export your client list anytime, and your booking link belongs to you, not to a marketplace that can charge you to reach the people you already know.
One flat price. No commissions. Your clients, your booking page, your money.
Start free, no credit card →Fresha and Booksy are trademarks of their respective owners and are not affiliated with, or endorsing, NeverGap. Fee figures reflect each provider's publicly published rates as of September 2026: Fresha 20% (minimum $6) on a new marketplace client's first booking, plus a monthly subscription; Booksy Boost 30% of a new client's first visit while Boost is enabled. Figures exclude standard card-processing fees. Pricing and fees change, please confirm current details on each provider's website.