Comparison

Slotora vs Treatwell

Treatwell is a marketplace first and salon software second, and it is upfront about the trade: it brings you strangers and takes a cut of their first visit. The cut is the largest on this site, so it is worth knowing the number before you sign. Everything below comes from Treatwell's own partner pricing page. In Ireland the numbers are the same ones: treatwell.ie/partners/pricing/, read on 19 September 2026, publishes the same 35% on a new marketplace client's first booking, 0% on repeats and 2.5% on online prepayments, and no subscription price there either.

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ComparisonSlotoraTreatwell
Subscription price£0Not published — both the Freelancer and Advanced plans say “Start for free”, with no monthly figure on the pricing page
Commission on new marketplace clients0%35% of the first booking made by a new client they introduce, + VAT (subject to location)
Commission on repeat bookings0%0% — Treatwell charges nothing on returning clients
Fee on online prepayments0% from us — Stripe's own fee applies, paid to Stripe2.5% processing fee + VAT on online prepayments
Team membersUnlimited at £0Unlimited on the Advanced plan
Runs alongside your existing salon systemYes — export whenever you like, and the booking page embeds in any websiteNo — “we do not sync with any other existing management systems”, in their own words
Consumer marketplaceA free directory listing, at 0%150,000+ salons across Europe, with a large consumer audience
Digital calendar and client historyYesYes
Facebook and Instagram bookingsYesYes
Import from your old systemExcel or CSV, self-serviceCovered in their FAQ; ask them for the current process
A free slot advertised by itself — and the post taken down when it fillsYes, free. The freed time goes to your Facebook Page with a link that books that exact slot, and the post is deleted once somebody takes it. Instagram gets the same post with your logo; deleting an Instagram post needs a Meta permission we have not been granted yet, so the booking page tells anyone arriving late that the time has gone.Their partner page names social media integration and Google Business Profile; advertising a freed slot and withdrawing the post is not among them
Posting to your own Facebook Page and Instagram from inside the systemYes, free — live since 22 August 2026A “Book Now” button on Facebook and Instagram is named — the booking entry point, not publishing posts to your feed

Their pricing checked on their own site, 2026-09-19. www.treatwell.co.uk

The honest caveat

Treatwell is the better choice for a salon that needs to fill chairs this month and has no client list of its own: it is one of the largest beauty marketplaces in Europe, and reach at that scale is the one thing we cannot match. Their published terms are 35% of a new marketplace client's first booking, 0% on repeats and 2.5% on online prepayments, with no subscription price published at all — so you cannot budget from their website, and because they do not sync with another management system, signing up means running your diary in theirs. Slotora is for the owner who already has the client list, and would rather not hand a third of a first visit to anybody.

Is there a team on your floor?

If several people work in your salon, and somebody else keeps the day running while you are with a client, that is a different job from one diary — and there is a Slotora written for it.

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