EasyWeek alternative for salons and studios
Two salons had the same $612 day.
Same clients, same services, same eleven appointments. The only difference is what happens to the money after the last chair is swept.
prices verified Jul 14, 2026 · US pricing, in USD · EasyWeek’s pricing page · part of our salon software comparison
the short version
Who should switch — and who shouldn't.
Switch to DaySync if
you're near a tier edge — the free plan's 30-booking monthly cap, or staff #6 forcing the $49.90 Unlimited plan. DaySync's free plan has no booking cap, and Pro is $25 flat at any size.
Stay on EasyWeek if
the Professional tier fits your team exactly and you use its inventory and analytics today — on this day’s ledger, EasyWeek and DaySync genuinely cost the same.
19:00 · both salons
The same day, rendered twice.
The day on EasyWeek
On this exact day, EasyWeek Professional ($24.99/month, up to 5 staff) costs what DaySync Pro costs — we’re not going to pretend otherwise. The differences live elsewhere: the free plan caps at 30 bookings/month, staff #6 forces the $49.90 Unlimited tier, and SMS/WhatsApp/Stripe fees pass through on top. Verified on easyweek.io.
The day on DaySync
Pro is $25/month flat — the same on a $200 day and an $840 day. The Free plan is $0 for one person, with up to 5 services on the booking page.
No cherry-picking: on a slow month, a small percentage can cost less than $25 — the pricing table lays out both sides.
side by side
The conventional table, kept honest.
| EasyWeek | DaySync | |
|---|---|---|
| Price · 1 person | $12.50/mo (Solo tier) | $0 — the Free plan |
| Price · 3 team members | $24.99/mo (Professional) | $25/mo flat |
| Price · 5 team members | $24.99/mo — #6 forces $49.90 | $25/mo flat — same at any size |
| Pricing model | Free (30 bookings/mo) · Solo $12.50 · Professional $24.99 (5 staff) · Unlimited $49.90 | Free to start · Pro $25/month flat — the price never rides your revenue |
| Online booking | Yes — via site widget and booking page | Yes — your own link, no client app or account needed |
| Shared team calendar | Yes | Yes — with roles: admin, receptionist, team member |
| Team size | Tiered: 1 (Solo) · up to 5 (Professional) · unlimited ($49.90) | Free: 1 · Pro: unlimited |
| Takings & commission | Inventory and analytics gate to Professional and above | Per-member percentages, counted from booked work |
| Client notifications | SMS/WhatsApp as third-party pass-through fees | Email confirmations + reminders, automatic — no SMS |
| Card payments | Built in | Not built in — you keep your existing terminal |
| Marketplace audience | No significant marketplace — same as DaySync | No marketplace — your clients come from your own link, and stay yours |
| Platforms | Web, iOS, Android | Web, iOS, Android — one set of data, always in sync |
Where EasyWeek is genuinely stronger today, the table says so. Competitor figures verified Jul 14, 2026 against their pricing page; re-checked quarterly.
DaySync is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by EasyWeek. Product names and trademarks belong to their owners.
the product
What you'd actually be looking at.
Schedule — the whole floor in one timeline
Online presence — your booking page, live
the honest part
What you give up by switching.
- Tier fit. EasyWeek's free tier and its SMS/WhatsApp pass-through options may suit a smaller book better than DaySync's flat plan, depending on how you're staffed.
- SMS reminders. DaySync confirmations and reminders go out by email automatically — there is no SMS. If your clients only answer texts, that's a real difference.
- Built-in card payments. DaySync records payments and counts takings and commission, but doesn't process cards — you keep your existing terminal.
the move
Switching is a week of overlap, not a leap.
- Export your client list from EasyWeek — that data is yours, and you should own a copy whatever you decide.
- Set up DaySync: services, team, working hours. It takes minutes, not an afternoon — and the Free plan means no card and no clock while you evaluate.
- Put your new booking link in your Instagram bio and Google profile. Old bookings keep their dates on EasyWeek; new ones arrive on DaySync, and every client card fills itself from the first visit.
- Run both for a week. When the last old appointment is done, close the old account — nothing is lost in between. Moving a big client book? Write to us and we'll help you bring it over.
questions
Before you switch.
- Is EasyWeek free?
- There is a free plan, capped at 30 bookings a month for one user. A busy solo blows through that in a week — the paid tiers are Solo $12.50/month, Professional $24.99 (up to 5 staff) and Unlimited $49.90. DaySync’s free plan has no booking cap for one person.
- EasyWeek Professional costs the same as DaySync Pro — so why switch?
- On price alone at 3–5 staff, don’t — we’d rather say that than invent a fee. The differences: DaySync stays $25 at team member #6 (EasyWeek doubles to $49.90), the free tiers differ (no booking cap vs 30/month), and DaySync ships one flat toolkit instead of gating inventory and analytics by tier.
- What do I give up by leaving EasyWeek?
- SMS/WhatsApp notification options (as pass-through fees) — DaySync reminders are email. EasyWeek’s website-builder angle is also broader than DaySync’s booking page.
- Can I move my EasyWeek clients to DaySync?
- Export your client list from EasyWeek so you own a copy. Adding a client takes seconds, and the card fills itself from the first visit. Moving a big book? Reach us via the contact page and we'll help you bring it over.
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19:00
Keep the day. Lose the cut.
free to start, no card · Pro is a flat $25/month, no per-seat pricing · also runs in the browser