Salonkee

Luxembourg salon-booking marketplace and software, active across Luxembourg, France, Belgium and Germany.

Quick Overview

Company Salonkee S.A.
Category Appointment Scheduling Software
Headquarters Luxembourg, Luxembourg
EU Presence EU (Luxembourg)
Open Source No
Pricing Start package from €49/month; Plus and Business packages priced on request
Replaces Treatwell, Fresha, Planity

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Start package price published upfront
  • Consumer marketplace across four countries
  • Point of sale and inventory from Plus
  • Website builder and caller-ID add-ons
  • Luxembourg company, EU jurisdiction

Cons

  • Plus and Business pricing on request
  • Smaller marketplace reach than Planity in France
  • Payments handled as a separate add-on module
  • Beauty and hairdressing focus, not general appointments

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Salonkee?

Salonkee is a second salon-booking marketplace next to Planity, based across the border in Luxembourg rather than Paris, and reaching into Belgium and Germany as well as France. The Start package at €49 a month covers a booking calendar, a website, online booking and a waiting list; a Plus package layers on point of sale and inventory, and a Business package adds marketing and staff-access controls.

Where is Salonkee based?

Salonkee operates from Luxembourg, Luxembourg, which places it under EU (Luxembourg).

What does Salonkee cost?

Start package from €49/month; Plus and Business packages priced on request.

Who is Salonkee best for?

Salons in Luxembourg, France, Belgium and Germany. The only Luxembourg-based entrant, spanning a smaller but genuinely cross-border salon marketplace.

What are the drawbacks of Salonkee?

Plus and Business pricing on request. Smaller marketplace reach than Planity in France. Payments handled as a separate add-on module. Beauty and hairdressing focus, not general appointments.

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