
Booksy
A beauty marketplace for finding, scheduling and managing appointments.
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% profit margin | (619 %) |
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Booksy operates as a key player in the beauty and wellness services industry, providing a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform designed for appointment-based businesses. The company was co-founded in 2014 by Polish entrepreneurs Stefan Batory and Konrad Howard. Batory, with a background in founding and leading ventures like the taxi-hailing app iTaxi, and Howard, a seasoned software engineer, identified a need to streamline the booking process for small service providers, giving them back valuable time. The company's journey began with a focus on digitizing appointment scheduling for salons and barbershops.
The firm generates revenue through a subscription-based model, offering tiered solutions to its professional clientele. Booksy Biz Lite is tailored for independent contractors and solopreneurs, while Booksy Biz Pro caters to the needs of larger salons and businesses with multiple staff members. These applications provide a comprehensive suite of tools, including calendar management, automated scheduling, payment processing, and integrated marketing features to help businesses grow their customer base and manage daily operations efficiently. For the end-user, Booksy offers a free-to-use mobile and web application that functions as a marketplace, connecting over 23 million clients with local beauty and wellness professionals. This dual-sided platform creates a network effect, where more providers attract more clients, and vice-versa.
A significant milestone in Booksy's growth was securing a $70 million Series C funding round in January 2021. This capital infusion was earmarked for international expansion and strategic acquisitions of smaller competitors to consolidate its market position. The company has established a strong presence in the United States, the United Kingdom, Poland, and Spain, operating in six countries overall and facilitating over 150 million client appointments annually. The platform distinguishes itself by offering a robust, all-in-one business management solution specifically for the beauty industry, moving beyond simple booking to encompass payments, marketing, and client relationship management.
Keywords: appointment scheduling, beauty marketplace, salon management software, SaaS, wellness services, booking platform, business management tools, client relationship management, mobile payments, beauty professionals