Comparison
Granzelo vs Acuity Scheduling
Appointments, deposits and a client list for $3 a month instead of $20.
Acuity is built for appointment businesses and is strong at it. It is also the most expensive way to start: the entry plan is $20 a month, and the features most small studios actually want sit on the $34 tier. Granzelo covers the same core need at $3, and adds a storefront on the same page.
Price, side by side
Acuity Scheduling prices checked on 3 September 2026 from their own pricing page.
| Granzelo | Acuity Scheduling | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 3 event types, unlimited bookings | None, 7-day trial only |
| Entry paid plan | $3 per user / month | $20 / month ($16 billed yearly) |
| Mid tier | $5 / month for 5 seats | $34 / month ($27 billed yearly) |
| Top tier | From $2,500 / year | $61 / month ($49 billed yearly) |
| Fee on payments you take | 0% | 0% (Stripe fees apply to both) |
What Granzelo adds
Where Acuity Scheduling is the better choice
We would rather you picked the right tool than the cheap one.
The short version
Acuity is the better fit for a salon running classes, memberships and complex intake forms. If you want appointments with deposits taken upfront, and somewhere to sell alongside them, Granzelo does it for a sixth of the entry price.
What you get
Try it with your next booking
Free plan, no credit card. This link adds three months of Standard.
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