Vagaro vs Booksy: 2026 Pricing, Fees, and Which to Choose
In short
Vagaro costs less on subscription at every team size: $23.99 a month, a limited-time rate, plus $10 per added calendar up to seven licenses, against Booksy's $29.99 plus $20 per added team member (both read September 25, 2026). Booksy costs less for teams of up to four that would otherwise buy Vagaro's forms, deposit and text add-ons.
- Vagaro's subscription is lower at every size and caps at $83.99 a month from seven calendars; Booksy's is $209.99 at ten (read September 25, 2026).
- Booksy's price includes deposits, cancellation fees and 2,000 marketing texts a month; on Vagaro those are paid add-ons (read September 25 and 27, 2026).
- Both publish card rates: Booksy 2.49% + $0.10 on its reader, Vagaro 2.6% + $0.10 for small merchants (read September 25 and 27, 2026).
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This Vagaro vs Booksy comparison is published by Twizzlo, which makes competing appointment scheduling software.
All prices below were read on September 25, 2026 from Vagaro’s plans and pricing article in its US help center and Booksy’s official pricing page; Vagaro’s card rates on September 27, 2026. Figures are US pricing where the vendor states a market (Booksy’s page prints none); taxes, hardware, and card processing are billed separately.
Vagaro vs Booksy at a glance (prices read September 25, 2026)
Vagaro charges $23.99 a month, a limited-time rate, for one bookable calendar and $10 for each added calendar up to seven licenses. Booksy charges $29.99 a month plus tax for one team member and $20 for each added member. Both prices come from each vendor’s own pages, read September 25, 2026.
| What you pay for | Vagaro | Booksy |
|---|---|---|
| Base subscription | $23.99 a month, a limited-time rate, for one bookable calendar | $29.99 a month + tax for one team member |
| Each additional staff member | +$10 a month per bookable calendar, billed for up to seven licenses in total, including the one in the base | +$20 a month per team member, no cap |
| Price ceiling | $83.99 a month: after seven paid licenses (the base calendar plus six more), new employees are free | None: the bill grows with every hire |
| In-person card rate | 2.6% + $0.10 (small merchants, under $4,000 a month in card sales); 2.29% + $0.19 (large merchants, plus a $10 monthly fee) | 2.49% + $0.10 (card reader); 2.49% + $0.20 (Tap to Pay) |
| Keyed-in card rate | 3.5% + $0.19 | 2.69% + $0.30 |
| SMS marketing | Paid add-on, from $20 a month for 1,000 credits | 2,000 messages a month included |
| Digital forms & waivers | $10 a month add-on | Included |
| Deposits and cancellation fees | Online Shopping Cart add-on, $10 a month | Included (deposit at booking or card on file) |
| Marketplace new-client fee | Optional “Fill My Books” tool charges a booking fee: 20% of a new customer’s first booking, or 5% for a returning customer when it fills gaps in your schedule | Optional Boost: one-time 30% of a new client’s first-visit total |
| Free trial | Free trial; length not printed on the US help center | 14 days, no card required |
Sources: Vagaro Plans, Pricing, and Premium Features (US help center), read September 25, 2026 (card rates, the free-trial line and Fill My Books September 27, 2026); Booksy Pricing, read September 25, 2026 (included-features list September 24, 2026); Booksy for Business home page, read September 27, 2026. More on each vendor’s fees: Vagaro pricing and Booksy pricing.
What does each subscription cost at 1, 5 and 10 staff?
Before tax and add-ons, Vagaro costs $23.99, $63.99 and $83.99 a month at 1, 5 and 10 staff on its limited-time base rate, and Booksy costs $29.99, $109.99 and $209.99 (vendor pages, read September 25, 2026). The gap grows with every hire, because Vagaro stops charging for new calendars after seven paid licenses and Booksy keeps charging $20 per member.
The two platforms bill growth differently. Vagaro charges per bookable calendar: one is included in the base price, each additional calendar is $10 a month, and after you have paid for seven licenses in total, further employees cost nothing. Booksy charges per team member: $20 a month for every person you add after the first, with no ceiling.
Assumptions for the math below: every provider needs their own bookable calendar or seat, US pricing, subscription only: no tax, add-ons, hardware, or processing. Vagaro’s $23.99 base is labeled “Only for a limited time” on its US help center (read September 25, 2026), which prints no price after it ends, so confirm the current rate at signup.
Solo operator (1 staff)
- Vagaro: $23.99 a month (one calendar included)
- Booksy: $29.99 a month + tax
A $6 monthly gap, close to even. The real difference at this size is what’s inside the fee, covered below.
Five-person salon
- Vagaro: $23.99 + (4 × $10) = $63.99 a month
- Booksy: $29.99 + (4 × $20) = $109.99 a month
Vagaro is $46 a month cheaper, $552 a year, before any add-ons.
Ten-person salon
- Vagaro: $23.99 + (6 × $10) = $83.99 a month (nine additional calendars, but only six are ever billed)
- Booksy: $29.99 + (9 × $20) = $209.99 a month
The gap widens to $126 a month, or $1,512 a year. Past ten staff it keeps growing, because Vagaro’s price is capped and Booksy’s isn’t.
The add-on caveat that flips the solo math
Booksy’s fee includes tools Vagaro sells separately. A solo stylist who wants digital consent forms, an online store for deposits, and text-message marketing on Vagaro would pay $23.99 (base) + $10 (Forms) + $10 (Online Shopping Cart) + $20 (1,000 text credits) = $63.99 a month, against Booksy’s $29.99 with forms, no-show protection, and 2,000 texts already included (vendor pages, read September 24 and 25, 2026). If you’ll actually use those tools, Booksy is cheaper for solos; if you only need a calendar and card processing, Vagaro is.
Booksy vs Vagaro: the headcount where the cheaper one changes
In the Booksy vs Vagaro math, Vagaro is cheaper at every team size on subscription alone, but if you need forms, an online shopping cart and text marketing, Booksy is cheaper up to four staff and Vagaro is cheaper from five. Both results use the September 25, 2026 prices above, before tax and processing.
Those three Vagaro add-ons cost $40 a month together ($10 Forms, $10 Online Shopping Cart and $20 for 1,000 text credits), while Booksy's fee already includes forms, no-show protection and 2,000 marketing texts. Adding them to the per-calendar math gives the matched column in Table 2, which turns at five staff: Vagaro with the three add-ons costs $103.99 a month against Booksy’s $109.99.
| Staff | Vagaro subscription | Vagaro with Forms, Online Shopping Cart and 1,000 texts (+$40) | Booksy | Lower, subscription only | Lower, with matched tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $23.99 | $63.99 | $29.99 | Vagaro by $6 ($72 a year) | Booksy by $34 ($408 a year) |
| 2 | $33.99 | $73.99 | $49.99 | Vagaro by $16 ($192 a year) | Booksy by $24 ($288 a year) |
| 3 | $43.99 | $83.99 | $69.99 | Vagaro by $26 ($312 a year) | Booksy by $14 ($168 a year) |
| 4 | $53.99 | $93.99 | $89.99 | Vagaro by $36 ($432 a year) | Booksy by $4 ($48 a year) |
| 5 | $63.99 | $103.99 | $109.99 | Vagaro by $46 ($552 a year) | Vagaro by $6 ($72 a year) |
| 6 | $73.99 | $113.99 | $129.99 | Vagaro by $56 ($672 a year) | Vagaro by $16 ($192 a year) |
| 7 | $83.99 | $123.99 | $149.99 | Vagaro by $66 ($792 a year) | Vagaro by $26 ($312 a year) |
| 10 | $83.99 | $123.99 | $209.99 | Vagaro by $126 ($1,512 a year) | Vagaro by $86 ($1,032 a year) |
Table 2: monthly prices before tax and card processing, from Vagaro’s help center and Booksy’s pricing page, read September 25, 2026. Vagaro’s $23.99 base is a limited-time rate; its price stops rising after seven calendars.
If you only need a calendar and card processing, skip the add-ons and Vagaro stays ahead at every size; remember that its $23.99 base is labeled a limited-time rate.
How do Vagaro and Booksy compare on features?
Both take online bookings, list you on a consumer marketplace and send appointment reminders; the difference is packaging. Booksy’s $29.99 includes every feature, while Vagaro sells forms, online deposits, text marketing and other tools as monthly add-ons (vendor pages, read September 25 and 28, 2026).
Online booking
Both platforms include client self-booking, waitlists, and booking rules. Vagaro’s base plan goes deeper on operations: memberships, packages, gift cards, loyalty points, retail inventory, classes and workshops, and booth-rent collection are all included (help center, read September 28, 2026). Booksy’s price covers memberships and packages, online gift cards and waitlists too (pricing page, read September 24, 2026), plus digital loyalty stamp cards and inventory tracking (home page, read September 27, 2026), but neither Booksy page we read lists classes or booth-rent collection.
One catch: in the US, taking online deposits and cancellation fees on Vagaro requires the $10 a month Online Shopping Cart add-on and Vagaro’s card processing (help center, read September 28, 2026), which matters to tattoo studios and other shops that take deposits. Booksy bundles no-show protection (deposits at booking, cancellation fees charged to a card on file) at no extra subscription charge; standard card processing fees apply (pricing page, read September 24, 2026; home page, read September 27, 2026).
Marketplace exposure
Both run consumer marketplaces where clients can discover and book you, and both listings are free (Vagaro help center, read September 27, 2026; Booksy home page, read September 26, 2026). Booksy also includes Reserve with Google (pricing page, read September 24, 2026) and offers Boost, an optional visibility program that costs nothing monthly but takes a one-time 30% of a new Boost client’s first-visit total (pricing page, read September 25, 2026), with no commission on that client’s later visits (Boost page, read September 26, 2026). Vagaro’s equivalent, Fill My Books, uses Vera, Vagaro’s built-in AI assistant, to promote open slots and charges a booking fee of 20% of a new customer’s first booking, or 5% for a returning customer when it fills gaps in your schedule (help center, read September 27, 2026). Neither company publishes audience figures on its pricing page, so which marketplace actually fills chairs depends on your city and specialty. Booksy’s business site addresses barbers and barbershop owners by name (read September 27, 2026), while Vagaro’s help center says you can list your business on Vagaro Marketplace, Google, Google Maps and Apple Maps (read September 27, 2026).
For other booking apps judged on their marketplaces and new-client fees, see our guide to apps like Booksy.
Payments and hardware
Booksy’s processing is flat-rate: 2.49% + $0.10 with its card reader, 2.49% + $0.20 for Tap to Pay, and 2.69% + $0.30 for keyed or mobile payments (pricing page, read September 25, 2026). Next-business-day payouts are free; 30-minute payouts cost 1.5%. Readers cost $53.10 (Stripe Reader M2) or $299 (Stripe Reader S710) plus shipping.
Vagaro splits merchants by volume: under $4,000 a month in card sales you pay 2.6% + $0.10 in person; over it, 2.29% + $0.19 plus a $10 monthly Large Merchant fee. Keyed-in transactions are 3.5% + $0.19 either way, monthly FANF and Mastercard location fees apply in amounts the help center does not print, and Buy Now, Pay Later runs 6% + $0.30 (US help center, read September 27, 2026). Vagaro’s help center also advertised a free card reader for new merchant accounts that day (terms apply). On a $60 haircut paid in person, the fee difference is small: about $1.66 on Vagaro’s small-merchant rate versus $1.59 on Booksy’s reader.
Reminders and client messaging
Automated appointment confirmations and reminders are included on both platforms, by text and email on Vagaro and by text on Booksy (Booksy pricing and home pages, read September 25 and 27, 2026; Vagaro help center, read September 28, 2026). Booksy says they are always free; Vagaro does not say whether reminder texts draw on its text-marketing credits. Marketing messages are where they diverge: Booksy includes 2,000 SMS marketing messages per month and email marketing, while Vagaro includes 1,000 free email credits and sells text-marketing plans starting at $20 a month for 1,000 credits, then $0.03 per extra credit (help center, read September 25, 2026).
Reports
Vagaro’s base plan includes live and historical reports across sales, staff, customers, appointments, inventory, and payroll (help center, read September 28, 2026), with a $40 a month Data Lake add-on for Power BI and custom reporting (read September 25 and 27, 2026). Booksy includes its stats and reports suite in the subscription (pricing page, read September 24, 2026). Multi-location groups that want custom reporting will find more headroom on Vagaro.
Who should choose Vagaro
Choose Vagaro if you run five or more staff, or any size that needs only a calendar and card processing, and you can budget for the add-ons you will use.
- Salons with five or more providers: the $10-per-calendar rate undercuts Booksy’s $20 per head, and the $83.99 ceiling holds at any size from seven calendars (read September 25, 2026).
- Businesses that sell more than services: retail inventory, memberships, packages, classes, and booth-rent collection are in the base plan (help center, read September 28, 2026).
- Owners who want the extras eventually: payroll ($34 a month + $5 per employee), a website builder ($20 a month), a branded app ($100 a month, labeled “Limited Time,” plus a $100 one-time fee), and QuickBooks sync ($10, as listed) all live in one ecosystem as paid add-ons (help center, read September 25, 2026).
Remember that the $23.99 base is a limited-time rate. If you’re still shortlisting platforms, our salon booking software roundup compares the wider field, and our Vagaro vs Square Appointments and GlossGenius vs Vagaro comparisons set Vagaro against two other salon platforms.
Who should choose Booksy
Choose Booksy if you work alone or with up to three others and want deposits, cancellation fees and marketing texts in one bill, or if you rely on its marketplace for new clients.
- Solo pros and teams of up to four who use the whole toolkit: forms, no-show protection, SMS marketing, and gift cards are all inside Booksy’s subscription, which beats a comparably equipped Vagaro setup (vendor pages, read September 24 and 25, 2026).
- Barbers and stylists who lean on discovery: the Booksy marketplace and included Reserve with Google integration are built, Booksy says, for picking up new local clients, and both run from the Booksy Biz app (read September 24, 26 and 27, 2026).
- Owners who want one bill: one price, every feature, cancel anytime, 14-day trial (pricing page, read September 25, 2026).
- Anyone processing lots of keyed-in payments: Booksy’s 2.69% + $0.30 beats Vagaro’s 3.5% + $0.19 on any ticket above about $14 (read September 25 and 27, 2026).
The trade-off is permanent per-head pricing: every hire adds $20 a month forever. If that’s the sticking point, we’ve compared the best Booksy alternatives separately, and our Booksy vs Square Appointments comparison sets Booksy against a per-location plan with no per-member fee.
The flat-rate alternative: Twizzlo
Twizzlo, web-based online booking and appointment scheduling software for appointment-based service businesses, prices by business, not by staff: Business Pro is $29.99 a month per business with unlimited staff and locations, so a ten-person team pays what one person pays.
Twizzlo’s salon appointment software includes unlimited bookings, client CRM, business insights, and automated SMS and email reminders on Business Pro (50 SMS a month included, then $0.03 per message), with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Free is $0 a month for up to 150 bookings, with no SMS. Online payments carry your Stripe processing rate plus a 1.5% Twizzlo platform fee. Details are on the payment processing page.
At ten staff that’s $29.99 a month against $83.99 on Vagaro and $209.99 on Booksy (vendor prices read September 25, 2026). Barbershops can see that setup on our barbershop booking software page. Twizzlo does not run a consumer marketplace, so it fits businesses that already bring in their own clients. We’ve run the same flat-rate math against other platforms in our Fresha alternatives guide.
How we compared
We pulled every price in this article from the vendors’ own published pages and opened no account with either vendor.
We read Vagaro’s plans, pricing, and premium features article in its US help center (read September 25, 2026; card rates, the card-reader offer, Fill My Books and Data Lake again on September 27; the base-subscription feature list and the Online Shopping Cart article on September 28) and Booksy’s pricing page (read September 25, 2026; its included-features list on September 24), plus Booksy’s Boost page and business home page (September 26 and 27, 2026). Vagaro’s figures are its US prices; Booksy’s page prints no country. All figures are before tax; worked examples assume each provider needs a bookable calendar or seat and exclude hardware, add-ons, and processing. Where a vendor doesn’t publish a number, such as the length of Vagaro’s free trial, we say so rather than estimate. Disclosure: this comparison is published by Twizzlo, which makes competing booking software; the Vagaro and Booksy figures above come from their official pages, and we link to them so you can verify.
Bottom line
Vagaro wins on subscription cost for staffed salons; Booksy wins for solos and small teams that would otherwise pay for Vagaro’s add-ons, and for owners who want one bill. Verify current rates on both vendors’ pricing pages before you commit. Vagaro’s base price is a limited-time rate, and both bills change with your headcount.
Verdict
Choose Vagaro if
- you run five or more staff, or need only a calendar and card processing: the subscription caps at $83.99 a month from seven calendars (read September 25, 2026).
Choose Booksy if
- you work alone or with up to three others and want deposits, cancellation fees and 2,000 marketing texts in one bill, from $29.99 a month (read September 25 and 27, 2026).
Frequently asked questions
Is Booksy cheaper than Vagaro?
On subscription price alone, no: on prices read September 25, 2026, Vagaro lists a lower base ($23.99, a limited-time rate, vs $29.99) and lower per-staff pricing ($10 vs $20), and it caps at $83.99 a month while a ten-person Booksy account costs $209.99. But Booksy bundles forms, no-show protection, and 2,000 monthly marketing texts that cost extra on Vagaro, so a solo operator using those tools can pay less overall on Booksy, and so can a team of up to four.
Does Vagaro charge per person?
Vagaro bills per bookable calendar, not strictly per person. One calendar is included in the $23.99 a month base, a limited-time rate (US help center, read September 25, 2026); each additional employee calendar is $10 a month until you’ve paid for seven licenses in total, after which new employees are added at no charge, for a maximum of $83.99 a month for the subscription.
Does Booksy charge per staff member?
Yes. Booksy’s $29.99 a month covers the first team member, and each additional team member is $20 a month plus tax (pricing page, read September 25, 2026). There is no cap, so a ten-person team pays $29.99 + (9 × $20) = $209.99 a month.
What are the payment processing fees for Vagaro and Booksy?
Booksy charges 2.49% + $0.10 with its card reader, 2.49% + $0.20 for Tap to Pay, and 2.69% + $0.30 for mobile or keyed payments (pricing page, read September 25, 2026). Vagaro charges 2.6% + $0.10 in person for merchants under $4,000 a month in volume, 2.29% + $0.19 (plus $10 a month) above that, and 3.5% + $0.19 for keyed-in transactions, with monthly FANF and Mastercard location fees on top, in amounts its US help center does not print (read September 27, 2026).
Does Booksy take a commission on bookings?
Not on regular bookings: marketplace bookings are free unless they come through Boost (Booksy home page, read September 26, 2026). If you enable the optional Boost feature, Booksy charges a one-time fee of 30% of the first-visit total for each new client Boost brings you (pricing page, read September 25, 2026), with a $10 minimum and a $100 maximum per first visit (help center, read September 27, 2026). New clients who find you through your own marketing aren’t charged commissions (pricing page, read September 24, 2026).
Do Vagaro and Booksy charge for appointment reminder texts?
Not on Booksy, and Vagaro does not say. Both platforms include automated appointment confirmations and reminders in the base subscription, by text and email on Vagaro and by text on Booksy (Booksy pricing and home pages, read September 25 and 27, 2026; Vagaro help center, read September 28, 2026). Booksy says they are always free; Vagaro does not say whether reminder texts draw on its text-marketing credits. Paid messaging only enters the picture for marketing: Booksy includes 2,000 SMS marketing messages a month (pricing page, read September 25, 2026), while Vagaro sells text-marketing plans starting at $20 a month for 1,000 credits (help center, read September 25, 2026).
Does Booksy charge clients before their appointment?
Only if the business turns that on. Booksy’s included no-show protection lets a shop require a deposit at booking or keep a card on file to charge cancellation fees (home page, read September 27, 2026), so whether a card is charged upfront depends on each provider’s settings. Booksy itself doesn’t add a booking fee for clients: its pricing page says booking through the app is free for them (read September 24, 2026).
Is Booksy free to use?
Not for businesses. Booksy offers a 14-day free trial, then the subscription is $29.99 a month plus tax for the first team member, with every feature included and each additional team member at $20 a month (pricing page, read September 25, 2026). For clients, downloading the Booksy app and booking appointments costs nothing (pricing page, read September 24, 2026).
Is Vagaro’s $23.99 price permanent?
Treat it as a limited-time rate. Vagaro’s own help center labels the $23.99 US base rate “Only for a limited time” and prints no price after it ends (read September 25, 2026), so confirm the current rate before you sign up. The structure (one calendar included, $10 a month per additional calendar, capped after seven paid licenses) is the model the math in this comparison is built on.
Which is better for barbers, Vagaro or Booksy?
Booksy’s business site addresses barbers and barbershop owners by name (read September 27, 2026), and its marketplace plus the included Reserve with Google integration (pricing page, read September 24, 2026) are built, Booksy says, for picking up local demand. A staffed barbershop that already owns its client flow may still license chairs more cheaply on Vagaro’s capped per-calendar pricing: on September 25, 2026 prices it costs less at every size on subscription alone, and from five chairs even with forms, deposits and texts added. Run the math at your actual headcount.
At how many staff does Vagaro become cheaper than Booksy?
On subscription alone, Vagaro is cheaper at every size on September 25, 2026 prices (Vagaro help center and Booksy pricing page). If you add Vagaro's Forms, Online Shopping Cart and 1,000 text credits ($40 a month) to match what Booksy includes, Booksy is cheaper up to four staff ($89.99 against $93.99) and Vagaro is cheaper from five ($103.99 against $109.99).
Which is better for tattoo artists, Vagaro or Booksy?
If your studio takes deposits and uses digital forms, Booksy costs less for one or two artists and Vagaro from three. Booksy’s $29.99 a month includes deposits at booking, card-on-file cancellation fees and custom forms and liability waivers (Booksy pricing and home pages, read September 24, 25 and 27, 2026). On Vagaro, online deposits need the Online Shopping Cart add-on and digital forms the Forms add-on, $10 a month each: $43.99 for one artist and $53.99 for two, against Booksy’s $29.99 and $49.99; at three it is $63.99 against $69.99 (Vagaro help center, read September 25, 2026). Card processing fees apply on both.
Sources and methodology
Prices read
- Vagaro Plans, Pricing, and Premium Features (US help center) (opens in a new tab)Read . Supports: US base subscription $23.99 a month, labeled "Only for a limited time", with one calendar and $10 per added employee calendar up to seven licenses; add-on prices (Forms, Online Shopping Cart, text-marketing and email credits, Data Lake, Payroll, MySite, Branded App, QuickBooks, Buy Now, Pay Later); Fill My Books "Booking Fee" on the price list. Re-read September 27, 2026 for the US card rates, the FANF and Mastercard location fees, the free card-reader offer, the free Vagaro Marketplace listing on Google and Apple Maps, the Data Lake description and the free-trial line
- Vagaro Features Included in Your Base Subscription (US help center) (opens in a new tab)Read . Supports: Base-subscription features: waitlist and online booking rules, confirmations and reminders by text and email, memberships, packages, gift cards, loyalty points, inventory and retail, classes and workshops, rent and fee collection, reports and payroll reporting
- Activate the Online Shopping Cart (Vagaro US help center) (opens in a new tab)Read . Supports: Online Shopping Cart: a card, a deposit or full payment at booking and cancellation fees; $10 a month in the US; requires Vagaro credit card processing
- Booksy pricing page (opens in a new tab)Read . Supports: $29.99 a month plus tax and $20 per added team member; card processing and payout fees; Stripe Reader M2 and S710 prices; Boost at 30% of a Boost client's first visit; 2,000 marketing SMS a month; confirmations and reminders always free; 14-day trial without a card. The included-features list (custom forms and liability waivers, Reserve with Google, waitlists, no-show protection, online gift cards, memberships and packages, reporting, email marketing) and free booking for clients come from a saved read of September 24, 2026
- Booksy for Business home page (opens in a new tab)Read . Supports: Free marketplace listing; marketplace bookings free unless made through Boost; the Booksy Biz app. Re-read September 27, 2026: deposits at booking and card-on-file cancellation fees, free SMS reminders, and a site addressed to barbers and barbershop owners
- Booksy Boost page (opens in a new tab)Read . Supports: Boost charges 30% of a client's first visit booked while Boost is on, tip not included; no commission on that client's later visits
- How does Boost pricing work? (Booksy help center) (opens in a new tab)Read . Supports: Boost fee of at least $10 and at most $100 per new client's first visit
- Vagaro Fill My Books (US help center) (opens in a new tab)Read . Supports: Fill My Books booking fee: 20% of a new customer's first booking, or 5% for a returning customer when it fills gaps in your schedule
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Update history
- : Prices re-read September 25 and 27, 2026; team-size table, tattoo-studio FAQ and sources added; feature lines limited to what each vendor's own pages state.
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