Built for studios, clinics, salons, & everything in between.
From a one‑chair barbershop to a 40‑staff yoga studio with three locations — Schedularity scales with you, on infrastructure you already control.
Schedularity is the self‑hosted WordPress plugin that replaces Calendly, Mailchimp, Twilio, Stripe, Square & Mindbody — one install, zero per‑booking fees.
All 83 of them, grouped by module. Search it, filter it, hover any row for the detail. A ★ marks something the single-purpose schedulers simply do not have.
One ZIP, uploaded through Plugins → Add New. It runs on your host, in your database, behind your login — with no external service holding the keys to your calendar.
No API keys to provision, no account to create, no subdomain to point at someone else's servers. Activate it and the admin menu appears where you already work.
[schedularity] anywhere, or use the Gutenberg block. Works with Elementor, Divi, Bricks and any classic theme.wp_ prefix. Back it up with your normal WordPress backup.$wpdb->prepare(), hooks and filters, translation-ready, multisite-aware.wp_so_bookings
wp_so_customers
wp_so_services
wp_so_payments
wp_so_events
wp_so_audit_log
+ 75 more
[schedularity] or the Gutenberg block — 7 themes, dark-mode aware.booking/created and 40 other actions.$wpdb->prepare() on every query.Ticketed events, tiered pricing, QR check-in at the door — and a drag-and-drop designer for the actual room. Draw your theatre, your banquet hall or your restaurant floor once, then take bookings straight against it.
Build inventory verified against the live codebase — these are the modules and surface area your install actually ships with.
Four problems every appointment-led business in 2026 lives with — and the reason they pay $300-$700/month to keep limping along.
Calendar, email blaster, SMS provider, payment processor, POS, memberships. Each adds a seat, a domain, a login, and a monthly invoice.
The companies you depend on hold the keys. Export limits, churn fees, and "we're sunsetting this plan" emails are a feature of SaaS — not a bug.
Every successful booking, every SMS, every confirmation email lights up a meter somewhere. The better your week, the bigger the bill.
Email lands in spam. SMS bounces in the wrong region. WhatsApp is the channel that actually gets read — but you don't have it wired in.
The full stack a service business actually needs — from the booking widget to the audit log — in one self-hosted WordPress install.
Booking + events + tables + payments + reminders + loyalty + memberships + gift cards + POS + accounting. One install, one database, one upgrade path — instead of a Frankenstein of six subscriptions.
Everything lives in your WordPress DB. Export anything as CSV, JSON, or iCal. Fits GDPR.
Email · SMS · WhatsApp · voice. One template, priority cascade. If one channel fails, the next one tries.
Deposits cut no-shows. Memberships and packs make revenue recurring. POS for walk-ins. Five gateways.
Seven dark-mode-aware themes. Shortcode or Gutenberg block. Drops onto any theme without breaking layout.
PSR-4, repository pattern, hooks at every boundary. RBAC, audit log, multi-location, white-label.
From a one‑chair barbershop to a 40‑staff yoga studio with three locations — Schedularity scales with you, on infrastructure you already control.
Five online gateways plus a manual mode. Cards, UPI, wallets, Apple Pay, Google Pay — direct to your bank. No per-booking fee from us on top of your processor's standard rate.
Stop subscribing to a stack. Add it up — the equation works out the same way for every operator we've talked to.
Yoga studios. Tattoo parlors. Dental clinics. Photographers. A one-chair barber on a Tuesday afternoon — and a 40-staff wellness chain across three timezones. The same plugin, configured for your shape.
Connect your payment processor, video tool, calendar, email blaster, SMS provider, and CRM — without writing glue code.
A condensed snapshot. The full comparison — feature-by-feature, against eight competitors — is on the compare page.
| Schedularity | Calendly | Amelia | Bookly | Mindbody | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-hosted & data ownership | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| No per-booking fees | ✓ | paid plans | ✓ | ✓ | % take |
| WhatsApp + Voice channels | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | add-on | limited |
| Events & ticketing (QR) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | limited |
| POS for walk-ins | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Memberships & gift cards | ✓ | ✗ | add-on | add-on | ✓ |
| REST API + webhooks | ✓ | ✓ | limited | limited | ✓ |
| Starting price | Free → $89/yr | $12/seat/mo | $79/yr (one site) | $89 + add-ons | $159/mo |
| See the full comparison → | |||||
Operations, marketing, and platform niceties most booking widgets skip — bundled in every paid tier.
PSR-4, repository pattern, hooks at every domain boundary. Tap into the booking lifecycle from your theme, your own plugin, or any external service — with signed webhooks and a fully documented REST API.
/schedularity/v1 — bookings, customers, payments, memberships, audit, everything.01// React to every new booking from your own theme or plugin. 02add_action( 'schedularity/booking/created', function ( $booking ) {03 // Push the customer to your HubSpot CRM 04 HubSpot::sync( $booking->customer()->to_array() );05 06 // Enroll in the first-visit campaign 07 schedularity()08 ->campaigns()09 ->enroll( $booking->customer_id, 'first-visit' );10 11 // Schedule a WhatsApp reminder 24h before 12 schedularity()13 ->notifications()14 ->schedule( 'whatsapp', $booking, -24 );15});
Every plan ships the full plugin. Paid tiers add seats, locations, channels, support, and white-label. No per-booking fees on any plan, ever.
Install in under ten minutes. Self-hosted forever. Free plan available — no credit card, no per-booking fees, no "we're sunsetting this plan" emails.
Each card below is a thin slice of the running product. None of these are mocks of mocks — they're the real component states, just hooked up to demo data.
"We were paying $312 a month across four tools and still chasing no‑shows. We moved to Schedularity in a weekend. The WhatsApp reminders alone changed our economics."
A guided setup wizard walks every operator — technical or not — from a fresh WordPress install to a live, public booking widget that takes real money.
Copy this shortcode and paste it on any page, post, or theme template. The widget auto‑inherits your theme colors.
Six WordPress page builders. WooCommerce. Multilingual via WPML & TranslatePress. RTL out of the box. Your stack, unchanged.
Other plugins charge $29–$49 per add‑on — stack five and you've spent $200/yr before your first booking. With Schedularity, every add‑on is included in the Business tier.
Email, SMS, and WhatsApp share one template engine and one fallback chain. Voice / IVR on the Business tier for high‑value appointments.
Block time in Google Calendar — Schedularity stops accepting bookings there. Take a booking on Schedularity — it appears in Outlook instantly. No webhooks to configure. No polling delays.
A centralized analytics dashboard — bookings, revenue, no‑shows, LTV, utilization, churn. Filter by staff, service, location, or campaign. Export to CSV or pipe to BigQuery.
We don't ghost you after the sale. Live chat, video walkthroughs, and a dedicated helpdesk staffed by humans who know the codebase.
Try every feature for 30 days. If Schedularity doesn't earn its keep, we refund the entire purchase — even on lifetime licenses. No deductions, no usage clauses.