Scheduling
by Squarespace

Acuity Scheduling

Appointment scheduling with payments and forms

Appointment-based professionals & small businesses

Starting price$20 / month

Free planNot available

Free trial7 days

Billing optionsMonthly & annualMonthly and annual billing cycles are available.

Best for

Appointment-based professionals and small businesses that need scheduling, intake forms, reminders and payment collection.

Not ideal for

Teams looking for a free scheduling plan or a full CRM and marketing-automation platform.

Strengths

  • Native intake forms and automated reminders support structured client appointments.
  • Integrates payments through Stripe, Square, PayPal and Venmo.
  • Higher plans support more calendars, text reminders, packages, memberships and gift certificates.

Limitations

  • No permanent free plan.
  • Calendar limits increase by plan, so multi-staff or multi-location businesses may need higher tiers.
  • Broader CRM, sales pipeline and marketing automation functions require other tools.

Before you choose a plan

The starting price is a reference. It does not establish which plan covers your requirements or what your team will pay.

  1. Test one real workflow from start to finish.
    • Test a booking across time zones, buffers and a conflicting calendar event.
    • Try rescheduling, cancellation and reminders from the customer side.
    • Check routing, payments and calendar connections in the exact plan you would buy.
  2. Confirm the plan, seats, usage limits and required add-ons with the vendor.
  3. Compare the complete cost for the same term and currency, including taxes and setup.

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