Free booking app with no commission for solo operators and small service businesses
The command center for your education business
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2025
Based in
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US
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: 1 store, 1 staff, up to 5 services, up to 30 bookings/month, your own booking website, confirmation emails, 24h reminders, ZenSched branding. Starter: $19/month for 1 store up to 5 staff, unlimited services and bookings, custom branding, basic analytics. Extra staff: +$8/mo per 3. Pro: $49/mon
2% of collections, free until you collect revenue. No monthly fee, no seat fees, no minimum. Stripe processing fees additional: about 2.9% plus $0.30 per card transaction, or 0.8% for pay-by-bank capped at $5.
Key features
Branded booking page with custom logo, colors, and fonts
Staff scheduling with split shifts and individual service lists
Multi-location support with separate staff and hours per branch
Group storefront for customers to select closest location
Automatic email confirmations and 24-hour reminders
Real-time analytics for bookings, revenue, and staff performance
Drag-and-drop rescheduling on calendar views
Embeddable widget to add booking to your own website
Mobile-friendly booking completed in under one minute
One booking link shareable across Instagram, email, WhatsApp and business cards
Parent portal with mobile browser support
SMS and email session reminders
Practice Studio for test prep questions and scoring
CRM with pipeline and branching email journeys
Native video conferencing with whiteboard
AI phone agent for missed calls
Automated reputation and review management
What makes it different
Zero percent commission on all bookings, forever
Set up your complete booking page in about 10 minutes
Free plan available with no credit card required
One link works across all platforms without rebuilds or broken links
Built and tested inside a real 100-coach tutoring operation
Flat 2% pricing with no seat fees or monthly minimum
Family-centered design with shared package balances