Planity
Paris salon-booking marketplace connecting consumers with hairdressers, barbers and spas across France.
Quick Overview
| Company | Planity SAS |
|---|---|
| Category | Appointment Scheduling Software |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Founded | 2016 |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Subscription for salon and beauty professionals; pricing available on demo request |
| Free Option | Demo on request |
| Replaces | Treatwell, Fresha, Mindbody |
Detailed Review
Planity plays the same role for French hairdressing and beauty that Doctolib plays for French healthcare: a consumer-facing network where clients already search and book, so a salon joining becomes findable rather than merely bookable. That is a materially different proposition from SimplyBook.me or Eversports, which sell software but bring no built-in demand of their own.
Behind the marketplace sits ordinary salon software — calendar, online booking, client files, reminders — but the marketplace reach is the reason salons pay for it. Planity's own pricing is not published; access is arranged through a demo, which is less transparent than cituro's or Bookwhen's published tiers.
Planity SAS is registered in Paris, created in 2016 according to the French official business register, and operates mainly in France with a smaller presence in Belgium and Germany. It is the closest thing in this category to a second Doctolib-style network, just for a different kind of appointment.
What Planity does well
- Consumer marketplace brings salons new bookings
- Ordinary salon software included: calendar, files, reminders
- Largest hairdressing booking network in France
- French company, officially registered in Paris
- Free for clients to search and book
Where Planity falls short
- Pricing not published; requires a demo
- Marketplace reach concentrated in France
- Beauty and hairdressing only, not general appointments
- Smaller footprint outside its home market
Standout feature. A patient-network model applied to hairdressing: the salon becomes findable to people already searching, not just bookable.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Consumer marketplace brings salons new bookings
- Ordinary salon software included: calendar, files, reminders
- Largest hairdressing booking network in France
- French company, officially registered in Paris
- Free for clients to search and book
Cons
- Pricing not published; requires a demo
- Marketplace reach concentrated in France
- Beauty and hairdressing only, not general appointments
- Smaller footprint outside its home market
Alternatives to Planity
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Planity?
Planity plays the same role for French hairdressing and beauty that Doctolib plays for French healthcare: a consumer-facing network where clients already search and book, so a salon joining becomes findable rather than merely bookable. That is a materially different proposition from SimplyBook.me or Eversports, which sell software but bring no built-in demand of their own.
Where is Planity based?
Planity operates from Paris, France, which places it under EU (France).
What does Planity cost?
Subscription for salon and beauty professionals; pricing available on demo request. Demo on request.
Who is Planity best for?
Hairdressers, barbers and beauty salons in France. A patient-network model applied to hairdressing: the salon becomes findable to people already searching, not just bookable.
What are the drawbacks of Planity?
Pricing not published; requires a demo. Marketplace reach concentrated in France. Beauty and hairdressing only, not general appointments. Smaller footprint outside its home market.