Compete mode, quick depth. 139 one-to-three-star WordPress.org reviews mined across Bookly, Amelia, BookingPress and LatePoint, plus vendor pricing pages. Every quote was re-checked by verify.py.
The pain is real and recent, mostly with Amelia: updates break live bookings and support takes days to weeks. But well-rated LatePoint and SSA already catch switchers, and nobody has shown they'll pay a newcomer. Don't launch as booking plugin #785. Sell a done-for-you migration and rescue off Amelia/Bookly first, at $149, with your plugin as the destination. If 3 people pay within 7 days, re-score.
63 / 100
Scored with the reasoning shown. Higher is better on every axis.
| # | Opportunity | Score | pain | willingness to pay | competition gap | founder fit | reachability | build cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rescue & migration off Amelia/Bookly (service first, then importers in your plugin) Fixed-price, done-for-you move off a broken Amelia or Bookly install, with a no-lost-appointments check. | 63 | 7 | 5 | 4 | 9 | 6 | 9 |
| 2 | Developer-first, WordPress-native booking engine for freelancers and agencies WP users, documented hooks, clean uninstall and a multi-site license for people who install booking on client sites. | 61 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 9 | 6 | 4 |
| 3 | Switch-in booking plugin for small salons and practitioners (the current plan, sharpened) Import from Bookly/Amelia, rollback-safe updates, bookings that survive a lapsed license, developer support. | 60 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 7 | 6 | 4 |
Business-stopping incidents (e18, e65) and lock-in (e46-e48) are real. Self-serve importers already exist (e84, e85, e86), so the offer is the labour and the guarantee. WTP is capped at 5: no evidence yet that anyone pays a third party to migrate. Cheap to build and fits 15 h/week.
“I had a big bug that blocked my business for 5 days (my clients couldn’t make appointments at all)”
“I’ve also paid for a lifetime licence so I’m stuck.”
Developers complain about Amelia's separate user system, its own tables and missing hooks (e39-e41). Their clients phone them when booking breaks (e62, e63, e65). WP-native rivals exist: a reviewer switched to Fluent Booking (e56). The engine is a months-long build.
“it has a completely separate user system separated from the WordPress user system”
“Hooks? Forget about it. Code documentation – non-existent.”
Hits the top two themes (updates e10, e13; support e2, e4). But LatePoint (98/100, every feature at $79, e71/e72) and SSA (1-business-day support, e75) already serve unhappy switchers well. A one-day support promise is hard at 15 h/week.
“The last update deleted EVERYTHING including customers, bookings, employees, settings, custom fields, notifications, all of my customisations, catalogue/services/packages, etc.”
“They are supposed to get to us within 24 hours, I wait for weeks…”
The opening competitors leave, backed by what their customers say.
Small appointment businesses on Bookly or Amelia, and the WordPress freelancers who set them up, can't get updates that don't break today's bookings or support that answers within a day, because both market leaders ship breaking updates behind slow ticket queues, and leaving means rebuilding customers, services and future appointments by hand.
6 sources“It’s the third time we lose a lot of appointments, randomly, without any reason.”
“The last update deleted EVERYTHING including customers, bookings, employees, settings, custom fields, notifications, all of my customisations, catalogue/services/packages, etc.”
“They are supposed to get to us within 24 hours, I wait for weeks…”
“It’s been 5 days since I started a support ticket and they haven’t even located my problem”
“I’ve also paid for a lifetime licence so I’m stuck.”
“still we aren’t able to get the data out of the bookly system”
“I had a big bug that blocked my business for 5 days (my clients couldn’t make appointments at all)”
Heat map counts complaints per competitor. Each theme needs two verified sources.
| Bookly | Amelia | BookingPress | LatePoint | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Support is slow, scripted or absent | 18 | 20 | 9 | |
| An update breaks live bookings or loses data | 13 | 13 | 7 | |
| Lapsed license means no fixes, nags or a broken dashboard | 9 | 1 | 1 | |
| Basics locked behind add-ons or tiers | 20 | 5 | 2 | 1 |
| Scheduling logic doesn't fit service businesses | 12 | 10 | 3 | |
| Not WordPress-native, hostile to developers | 3 | 14 | 1 | 1 |
| Clunky admin for day-to-day running | 6 | 5 | 2 | |
| Locked in: data hard to get out, sunk license cost | 2 | 3 | ||
| Refund refused | 2 | 1 | 2 |
Tickets wait days to weeks while bookings are down; reviewers leave over it.
“They are supposed to get to us within 24 hours, I wait for weeks…”
“It took 2 weeks before someone from the Amelia team really started trying to help me.”
“It’s been 5 days since I started a support ticket and they haven’t even located my problem”
Lost appointments, wiped customers, payments with no booking. Recent for Amelia (2025-2026).
“The last update deleted EVERYTHING including customers, bookings, employees, settings, custom fields, notifications, all of my customisations, catalogue/services/packages, etc.”
“It’s the third time we lose a lot of appointments, randomly, without any reason.”
“Really frustrating update that broke core booking functionality.”
Bookly support expiry called 'ransom'. Amelia renews at the full crossed-out price.
“their customer service people wouldn’t do anything about it unless I paid their ransom for the service contract”
“turns out I need to pay another $90 or so to get help after the support ran out”
“that I have to pay the addon again because the support is only valid for 6 months !!!!”
Historic Bookly complaint (2018-2023); Bookly now bundles tiers. Free versions called an 'advertisement'.
“After paying about $70 USD for the Pro version, you quickly realize you cant do anything unless you buy additional “Add-on”.”
“I feel like I am being nickle and dimed at every turn for another 30 or 40 bucks.”
“Need to accept payments – upgrade Want to block out certain days – upgrade”
Idle gaps, forced employee step for solo shops, no multi-service front-desk booking, no multi-staff.
“Receptionists taking phone calls can’t even book something as basic as a manicure and pedicure together.”
“Bookly is not smart enough to fill / prevent gaps.”
“If someone picks a 9:15 slot, we’re sitting idle the first 15 minutes.”
Separate user system, own tables, no hooks or docs, tables left after uninstall.
“it has a completely separate user system separated from the WordPress user system”
“Hooks? Forget about it. Code documentation – non-existent.”
“The plugin doesn’t use WordPress custom post types and generates all it’s own database tables so you can’t leverage any WordPress post query functions.”
Hard to add a booking or client from the backend; a salon left in 2026 over it.
“the admin experience is unnecessarily difficult to use for day-to-day management of a small business”
“It’s really hard to manually add a booking from the backend.”
“it is impossible to create a client that does not exist in the appointment form”
Rare, but it's the barrier to every switch.
“You are basically a hostage to your own appointments.”
“I’ve also paid for a lifetime licence so I’m stuck.”
“still we aren’t able to get the data out of the bookly system”
Marketplace refund rules used to refuse refunds.
“they refuse to honor refund requests: do not buy.”
“after 3 months they refused to refund the money spent.”
No hidden costs or add-ons
“No hidden costs or add-ons”
“$99 $39 per year · 1 site · renews yearly”
No hidden costs or add-ons (pricing page); up to 40% off the first year
“Upon renewal, the subscription will renew at the regular price listed on our pricing page (the crossed-out price).”
“Pricing is geo-based: the final price depends on your location, applicable VAT or other taxes, and selected currency.”
Pricing that scales with your business.
“No, we don’t feature lock you based on plan, all plans get access to all available features.”
“Starter Access to all features Use on 1 Site $99 $79 /year”
Try it. Love it. Or get a full refund within 30-days, guaranteed!
“Business Edition Manage team schedules and resources with priority support. $ 499 $ 399 Per Year*”
“We respond to every email within 1-business day with a thoughtful and genuine response”
The best WordPress booking plugin, at the best price.
“Standard For small teams ready to grow $ 89 /year”
“Migrate data from Amelia, Bookly, Booknetic, and LatePoint”
Software that grows with your business
“Independent 7 day trial $19.95 per month”
| All features in entry tier | Same renewal price | Bookings work on lapse | Stated <=1-day support | Multi-service admin booking | WordPress users | Clean uninstall | Bookly/Amelia import | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bookly | ◑ | ? | ◑ | ? | ? | ? | ✕ | ? |
| Amelia | ✕ | ✕ | ? | ◑ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ? |
| LatePoint | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ | ? | ? | ? | ✕ | ? |
| SSA | ✕ | ✕ | ? | ✓ | ? | ◑ | ? | ? |
| BookingPress | ✕ | ? | ? | ? | ◑ | ? | ? | ✓ |
| Fresha | ✓ | ? | ✕ | ? | ? | ✕ | ? | ? |
A separate critic pass argued against this. Here is what it found.
Risk: Loved, cheap alternatives already catch switchers: LatePoint (98/100, every feature at $79) and SSA (100/100, 1-day support).
Answer: Unresolved.
Risk: Migration isn't empty: BookingPress, Sugar Calendar and PW Amelia Migration already import or move Amelia/Bookly data.
Answer: So the angle is the done-for-you labour and a no-lost-appointments guarantee, not the importer code. Reviewers still describe being 'stuck' (e47) and a 'hostage' (e48) despite importers existing.
Risk: The directory is saturated: 784 results for 'appointment booking', and recent small entrants sit at 70 to 2,000 installs.
Answer: Unresolved.
Risk: Nobody has shown they'll pay a third party to rescue or migrate a booking plugin.
Answer: Unresolved.
Risk: WordPress.org forums forbid promoting plugins, which closes the obvious channel.
Answer: Contact reviewers through their own published sites. Use Amelia's public r/WPAmelia and Discord within their rules, plus search content. Many reviewers are agencies (e62-e65).
Risk: Salons may leave WordPress booking for SaaS (Fresha $19.95/mo, Square solo tier).
Answer: Unresolved.
Risk: At 15 h/week you can become the next 'slow support' review.
Answer: Cap customers during the service phase, publish honest Mon-Fri hours, and ship rollback as code to cut support load.
Risk: Bookly's famous add-on complaint is stale (Bookly now says 'No hidden costs or add-ons'), and its low-star stream is empty for the last 12 months.
Answer: Target Amelia first (11 low-star reviews in the last 12 months in the sample); lead with updates, support and migration, not add-on pricing.
Risk: WP.org guideline enforcement (BookingPress was closed for a guideline violation).
Answer: No license kill-switches or nags; follow the plugin guidelines from day one.
Specific moves that pull customers to you instead of them.
The WordPress booking plugin you can switch to without losing a single appointment, and that won't break your bookings on update.
An update broke bookings or wiped data
→ Publish an honest rollback guide; offer a 48-hour rescue or migration.
“The last update deleted EVERYTHING including customers, bookings, employees, settings, custom fields, notifications, all of my customisations, catalogue/services/packages, etc.”
Support went silent while bookings are down
→ Named developer, published 1-business-day reply time on the pricing page.
“They are supposed to get to us within 24 hours, I wait for weeks…”
License renewal or expiry
→ 'Switch before you renew': free migration on showing a renewal notice, plus a renewal price locked for life.
“Upon renewal, the subscription will renew at the regular price listed on our pricing page (the crossed-out price).”
A freelancer's client is phoning about broken booking
→ Agency program: one free client migration, multi-site license, documented hooks.
“I get calls and emails frequently from clients letting me know there are issues with their booking process.”
Hitting a scheduling wall
→ Ship multi-service admin booking, solo mode and gap-free slots; one short page per wall.
“Receptionists taking phone calls can’t even book something as basic as a manicure and pedicure together.”
$79/yr per site, every feature, unlimited staff, renews at the same price; $199/yr for 10 sites; $149 done-for-you migration (free with the first year for the first 5).
You can't undercut a $39 intro price. Instead, fix the price complaints directly (renewal jumps, tier gating, lapse lockouts) and charge for migration labour, the scarce part.
Competitors: $39 (Bookly Pro first-year sale) to $499/yr (SSA Business list); Fresha $19.95/month
about $1/month plus payment fees, plus about $100-250 one-time for Bookly/Amelia test licenses
| WordPress.org listing (free version) | $0 |
| Landing on Cloudflare Pages or GitHub Pages | $0 |
| Email forwarding on your domain | $0 |
| steadyslots.com domain (registrar price not checked) | ~$10-15/yr |
| Lemon Squeezy or Freemius for payments and licenses (fees checked by web search 2026-10-17) | % per sale |
| Bookly Pro + Amelia copies to test importers | ~$100-250 one-time |
I read your WordPress.org review about [problem]. I'm a WordPress developer building a booking plugin focused on rollback-safe updates and moving off Amelia/Bookly without losing appointments. I'll migrate one site free, with a before/after count you can check. No obligation, no review required.
You mentioned configuring Amelia for several clients. I'd like to do one client migration free so you can judge it on a real site.
One experiment, one pass bar. Run it before writing code.
Offer a $149 done-for-you migration or rescue to people with a recent public Amelia/Bookly problem, and collect waitlist signups from two honest guides.
Pass bar (7 days): 3 people agree to pay (or deposit) for a $149 migration, or 25 waitlist signups with 5 yes replies to $79/yr
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93 of 93 quotes verified against the live source by verify.py.
| ID | Claim | Quote | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
e1 | pain-support | “support sends unhelpful blanket responses” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e2 | pain-support | “It’s been 5 days since I started a support ticket and they haven’t even located my problem” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e3 | pain-support | “Support takes a long time, to get back and is most active day time around India meaning at least a 12 hour delay from US time zones.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e4 | pain-support | “They are supposed to get to us within 24 hours, I wait for weeks…” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e5 | pain-support | “It took 2 weeks before someone from the Amelia team really started trying to help me.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e6 | pain-support | “Even if there is a high priority production issue, there is no response from them even after multiple follow-ups.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e7 | pain-support | “They confirmed that they did not find any configuration issues on my end, but they were also unable to identify the root cause of the problem.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e8 | pain-support | “I’ve contacted support, who take several days to reply.” | wporg-review:bookingpress | verified |
e9 | pain-support | “when I complain about documentation they want me to give up my site credentials” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e10 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “It’s the third time we lose a lot of appointments, randomly, without any reason.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e11 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “Whenever it’s time to update, though, almost every time something breaks.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e12 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “My business takes lots of bookings with this plugin but I am becoming very hesitant to continue with it because it keeps breaking.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e13 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “The last update deleted EVERYTHING including customers, bookings, employees, settings, custom fields, notifications, all of my customisations, catalogue/services/packages, etc.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e14 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “Really frustrating update that broke core booking functionality.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e15 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “I’m concerned about installing further updates due to these recurring problems.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e16 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “Typically, whenever WordPress releases a new update, something stops working.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e17 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “many times, the payment gets successful but the booking is not confirmed.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e18 | pain-updates-break-bookings | “I had a big bug that blocked my business for 5 days (my clients couldn’t make appointments at all)” | wporg-review:bookingpress | verified |
e19 | pain-license-expiry | “their customer service people wouldn’t do anything about it unless I paid their ransom for the service contract” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e20 | pain-license-expiry | “turns out I need to pay another $90 or so to get help after the support ran out” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e21 | pain-license-expiry | “that I have to pay the addon again because the support is only valid for 6 months !!!!” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e22 | pain-license-expiry | “it is showing a message to renew the support license to get a proper working plugin” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e23 | pain-license-expiry | “it really bugs me that I have to keep buying the thing over and over if I just want bug fixes (to keep it secure).” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e24 | comp-amelia | “Upon renewal, the subscription will renew at the regular price listed on our pricing page (the crossed-out price).” | vendor:amelia-docs | verified |
e25 | pain-paywalled-basics | “After paying about $70 USD for the Pro version, you quickly realize you cant do anything unless you buy additional “Add-on”.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e26 | pain-paywalled-basics | “I feel like I am being nickle and dimed at every turn for another 30 or 40 bucks.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e27 | pain-paywalled-basics | “Need to accept payments – upgrade Want to block out certain days – upgrade” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e28 | pain-paywalled-basics | “Bookly chose to REMOVE the existing, and used, CUSTOM FIELDS feature, and move it to yet another Premium Add-on.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e29 | pain-paywalled-basics | “The free version is basically just an advertisement for the paid version” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e30 | pain-paywalled-basics | “This plugin is just a multiple-step contact form unless you opt for a paid plugin version.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e31 | pain-paywalled-basics | “google integration is missing in free version.” | wporg-review:latepoint | verified |
e32 | pain-scheduling-logic | “Bookly is not smart enough to fill / prevent gaps.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e33 | pain-scheduling-logic | “If someone picks a 9:15 slot, we’re sitting idle the first 15 minutes.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e34 | pain-scheduling-logic | “I’m the only person, but customers have to select “employee” anyway.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e35 | pain-scheduling-logic | “Receptionists taking phone calls can’t even book something as basic as a manicure and pedicure together.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e36 | pain-scheduling-logic | “In the Amelia feature request queue, this has been one of the top ten requests for years, yet no action is being made to introduce the feature” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e37 | pain-scheduling-logic | “It lets people book for appointments for times that are in the past.” | wporg-review:bookingpress | verified |
e38 | pain-scheduling-logic | “I book 60min, press book more to add another reservation and it shows not 60booked before, but 90, so I lose 30min for nothing” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e39 | pain-not-wordpress-native | “it has a completely separate user system separated from the WordPress user system” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e40 | pain-not-wordpress-native | “Hooks? Forget about it. Code documentation – non-existent.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e41 | pain-not-wordpress-native | “The plugin doesn’t use WordPress custom post types and generates all it’s own database tables so you can’t leverage any WordPress post query functions.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e42 | pain-not-wordpress-native | “We can take care of the lacking function if only they can provide hooks and filters to create our own functionality.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e43 | pain-not-wordpress-native | “it leaves more the 50 databasetables in WordPress after deinstallation” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e44 | pain-not-wordpress-native | “It leaves dozens of tables in the database.” | wporg-review:latepoint | verified |
e45 | pain-not-wordpress-native | “Timezone management in the plugin is just broken.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e46 | pain-lock-in | “still we aren’t able to get the data out of the bookly system” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e47 | pain-lock-in | “I’ve also paid for a lifetime licence so I’m stuck.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e48 | pain-lock-in | “You are basically a hostage to your own appointments.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e49 | pain-lock-in | “the Bookly plugin does not clear the database” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e50 | pain-clunky-admin | “the admin experience is unnecessarily difficult to use for day-to-day management of a small business” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e51 | pain-clunky-admin | “It’s really hard to manually add a booking from the backend.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e52 | pain-clunky-admin | “it is impossible to create a client that does not exist in the appointment form” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e53 | pain-clunky-admin | “The plugin is extremely clunky and a huge waste of time.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e54 | trigger-1 | “We won’t be renewing and are moving to another solution.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e55 | trigger-1 | “Not going to extend this next year.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e56 | trigger-2 | “In the end, I switched to Fluent Booking , which I now use regularly.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e57 | trigger-2 | “I decided to quit for good.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e58 | trigger-2 | “I am searching away another plugin for better support.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e59 | trigger-2 | “I will not give these people another dime.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e60 | pain-refunds | “they refuse to honor refund requests: do not buy.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e61 | pain-refunds | “after 3 months they refused to refund the money spent.” | wporg-review:bookingpress | verified |
e62 | opp-2 | “I get calls and emails frequently from clients letting me know there are issues with their booking process.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e63 | opp-2 | “the client understandably will not approve the tool if they cannot successfully complete the booking flow” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e64 | opp-2 | “We’ve invested a lot of time and effort into configuring the Amelia Booking System for various WooCommerce clients” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
e65 | opp-2 | “This inconvenience has been blocking my client for 2 weeks now, and he can no longer use the service.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
e66 | comp-bookly | “No hidden costs or add-ons” | vendor:bookly | verified |
e67 | comp-bookly | “$99 $39 per year · 1 site · renews yearly” | vendor:bookly | verified |
e68 | comp-bookly | “$149 $129 one-time · 1 site · lifetime updates” | vendor:bookly | verified |
e69 | comp-amelia | “15-day money-back guarantee” | vendor:amelia | verified |
e70 | comp-amelia | “Pricing is geo-based: the final price depends on your location, applicable VAT or other taxes, and selected currency.” | vendor:amelia-docs | verified |
e71 | comp-latepoint | “No, we don’t feature lock you based on plan, all plans get access to all available features.” | vendor:latepoint | verified |
e72 | comp-latepoint | “Starter Access to all features Use on 1 Site $99 $79 /year” | vendor:latepoint | verified |
e73 | comp-latepoint | “Special introductory pricing, all renewals are at full price displayed during checkout.” | vendor:latepoint | verified |
e74 | comp-ssa | “Business Edition Manage team schedules and resources with priority support. $ 499 $ 399 Per Year*” | vendor:ssa | verified |
e75 | comp-ssa | “We respond to every email within 1-business day with a thoughtful and genuine response” | vendor:ssa | verified |
e76 | comp-bookingpress | “Standard For small teams ready to grow $ 89 /year” | vendor:bookingpress | verified |
e77 | comp-bookingpress | “Migration Addon ✓ ✓ ✓” | vendor:bookingpress | verified |
e78 | comp-bookingpress-closed | “This plugin has been closed as of February 1, 2025 and is not available for download. Reason: Guideline Violation.” | wordpress.org | verified |
e79 | comp-fresha | “Independent 7 day trial $19.95 per month” | vendor:fresha | verified |
e80 | critic-channel | “The forums are not a venue to promote your own (or others’) plugins, themes, websites or services.” | wordpress.org | verified |
e81 | comp-bookly | “there are no per-staff seat fees, no per-booking commissions, and no monthly subscription gates on core functionality” | vendor:bookly | verified |
e82 | comp-amelia | “Get up to 40% off your first year” | vendor:amelia | verified |
e83 | comp-bookingpress-closed | “This plugin has been closed as of February 1, 2025 and is not available for download. Reason: Guideline Violation.” | wordpress.org | verified |
g1 | gap | “It’s the third time we lose a lot of appointments, randomly, without any reason.” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
g2 | gap | “The last update deleted EVERYTHING including customers, bookings, employees, settings, custom fields, notifications, all of my customisations, catalogue/services/packages, etc.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
g3 | gap | “They are supposed to get to us within 24 hours, I wait for weeks…” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
g4 | gap | “It’s been 5 days since I started a support ticket and they haven’t even located my problem” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
g5 | gap | “I’ve also paid for a lifetime licence so I’m stuck.” | wporg-review:amelia | verified |
g6 | gap | “still we aren’t able to get the data out of the bookly system” | wporg-review:bookly | verified |
g7 | gap | “I had a big bug that blocked my business for 5 days (my clients couldn’t make appointments at all)” | wporg-review:bookingpress | verified |
e84 | comp-migration-tools | “Migrate data from Amelia, Bookly, Booknetic, and LatePoint” | vendor:bookingpress | verified |
e85 | comp-migration-tools | “Our migration tool makes it easy to transfer all your booking data, including services, locations, customers, and appointments, in just a few clicks.” | vendor:sugarcalendar | verified |
e86 | comp-migration-tools | “Export appointments, services, customers, and more in just a few clicks.” | vendor:pimwick | verified |