Morningside vs Booksy
Booksy is $29.99 a month and puts you on its marketplace. Morningside is $7.99 a month for a booking link that texts your no-shows a way to rebook.
| Morningside | Booksy | |
|---|---|---|
| Price for one pro | Free for 14 days, then $7.99/mo — founding members keep that price for life | $29.99/mo plus tax, and $20/mo for each extra team member |
| Fees on new clients | None. No commission, ever | None unless you turn on Boost — then a one-time 30% of a Boost client’s first visit |
| Lists you on a marketplace | No. Your link shows your business and nobody else | Yes, a free listing on the Booksy marketplace |
| No-show tools | Mark a no-show and the client gets a text with a link to pick a new time | No-show protection features (card processing fees apply) |
| Where clients book | Your link, in their browser. Nothing to download | Your Booksy profile link or the Booksy for Customers app |
Booksy’s numbers are from its own pricing page, checked September 18, 2026. Pricing like this changes, so check theirs for the latest.
Already on Booksy?
You don’t have to jump. Your clients stay yours: no marketplace listing you next to competitors, no fees for “new” clients who were already coming to you. Setup takes minutes, and you can run Morningside alongside Booksy until you’re sure.
When you do move, export your client list first and cancel last. Here’s the order that works.
When Booksy is the better pick
If you need card payments, deposits, or calendars for several staff, Booksy does those and Morningside doesn’t yet. Morningside is one booking page and one calendar for a pro who books their own clients.