BookSteam provides an online appointment scheduling platform to small or large businesses around the world.
$19.95
Per User per Month
Genbook
Score 10.0 out of 10
Small Businesses (1-50 employees)
Genbook is appointment scheduling software from the company of the same name in San Francisco, California.
$25
Per 1 user, Per month
Pricing
BookSteam
Genbook
Editions & Modules
Solo
$19.95
Per User per Month
Small
$29.95
Per User per Month
Medium
$39.95
Per User per Month
Large
$69.95
Per User per Month
Solo (annual)
$25
Per 1 user, Per month
Team (annual)
$49
Per 2-5 users, Per month
Company (annual)
$83
Per 6-12 users, Per month
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
BookSteam
Genbook
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
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Every plan includes all features.
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BookSteam
Genbook
Considered Both Products
BookSteam
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Chose BookSteam
I tried to use few other scheduling systems before but I always thought they were somewhat incomplete, something was always missing, from design point of view to missing features. For me it's always about ease of use and how everything is organized. I can say that BookSteam got …
BookSteam is suited pretty much for any business that takes appointments. It's perfect for businesses who don't want the hassle of phone scheduling, rescheduling, calling people back and talking to the answering machine. Everything is automated and done online. I believe they even offer class scheduling, so that is also perfect for businesses who need group scheduling.
I never had to reach out for any help with the system, there was really good information on how to use Genbook. Any time a new feature was out, the how-to video was right there with it. I hate that Genbook merged with Booksy, I've had nothing but issues with Booksy, There's no customer service at all, on any forms of communication if you need help with Booksy.
I tried to use few other scheduling systems before but I always thought they were somewhat incomplete, something was always missing, from design point of view to missing features. For me it's always about ease of use and how everything is organized. I can say that BookSteam got it all figured out and I recommend it
AcuBase Pro is my practice management software. The only overlap for me is that they both function as customer databases. I would love to see integration between the software in the calendars.