Comparison

BookFade vs Schedulicity

Flat shop pricing vs per-provider add-ons

Schedulicity is a general-purpose scheduling tool that covers everyone from barbers to fitness instructors, now owned by Vagaro but running under its own brand. It works, but the pricing grows with your team: a solo rate plus a monthly fee for every additional provider, and a 10% cut on any booking its Fill My Book marketplace sends you. BookFade is built for barbers and prices a whole shop at one flat rate, with no per-provider tax and no marketplace commission.

FeatureBookFadeSchedulicity
Solo price$29.99/mo or $99.99/yr$34.99/mo
Adding barbersIncluded in the flat Shop plan+$10/mo per additional provider
Full shop price$59.99/mo or $199.99/yrUp to $94.99/mo (Big Business)
Marketplace commissionNone, everFill My Book takes 10% + 2.9% + 30c per slot
Built forBarbers, specificallyGeneral scheduling across many industries
Your own booking pageYes, yours and brandableIncluded

Schedulicity prices Solo at $34.99/mo, Growing Business at $44.99/mo plus $10/mo per additional provider, and Big Business at $94.99/mo. There are no client booking fees except the Fill My Book marketplace, which takes 10% plus 2.9% + 30 cents per filled slot. No free plan; a 14-day trial. Competitor pricing checked July 2026 from public pricing pages; always confirm current rates with the vendor.

Which should you pick?

Schedulicity is a capable all-purpose scheduler, and if you want to be listed in its Fill My Book marketplace the 10% cut may pay for itself. If you are a barber who wants flat shop pricing, no per-provider fees, and software built around a chair instead of a hundred industries at once, BookFade is the cleaner fit.

FAQ

Common questions

Is BookFade cheaper than Schedulicity?

Usually, yes, especially with a team. BookFade solo is $29.99/mo (or $8.33/mo annual) versus Schedulicity's $34.99/mo, and Schedulicity adds $10/mo per extra provider. BookFade covers a whole shop for $59.99/mo flat.

Does Schedulicity charge booking fees?

Not on normal bookings. The exception is its Fill My Book marketplace, which takes 10% plus 2.9% + 30 cents per slot it fills for you. BookFade never takes a commission on any booking.

Is Schedulicity the same as Vagaro?

Vagaro acquired Schedulicity, but it still runs as its own brand with its own pricing. If you are weighing both, we also have a BookFade vs Vagaro comparison.

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