Feelaxo

Feelaxo is a web-based booking and operations platform for salons, spas, wellness centers, and other appointment-led businesses. It is best for operators who want service scheduling and retail inventory alongside customer management and billing. Its free tier makes it possible to start without a subscription, but its marketing features may not suit businesses that depend on bulk WhatsApp campaigns.

Overview

Feelaxo brings appointments, staff schedules, customer records, point-of-sale billing, memberships, packages, and inventory into one system. Clients can book through a business website or a Feelaxo mini-website, with reservations syncing to the calendar in real time. The marketplace gives businesses another route to customers, who can discover services, book, and pay there.

This combination is most compelling for service businesses that also manage products or memberships. Feelaxo runs on the web, so businesses seeking a dedicated mobile or desktop app should consider another option.

Key features

Billing covers cash, cards, UPI, and digital wallets, and invoices can be sent by email or WhatsApp. Inventory capabilities include purchase orders, low-stock alerts, usage tracking, multi-location inventory, vendor management, and retail product tracking. That range can support businesses with both service and product sales, although the plan descriptions do not clarify how inventory capabilities vary by tier.

Marketing includes automated notifications and bulk WhatsApp campaigns. Bulk WhatsApp marketing is restricted to Meta-verified businesses, and messaging charges are payable to Meta or its billing partners. Businesses should account for both the eligibility requirement and potential messaging charges before treating campaigns as a core part of their workflow. Feelaxo also names WhatsApp and payment gateways as examples of approved third-party integrations.

The privacy policy says Feelaxo uses encryption, access controls, and secure data storage, while cautioning that absolute security cannot be guaranteed. It says personal information is not sold but may be shared with service providers for operational purposes.

Pricing

Feelaxo has a free Basic plan and two paid plans, with a free trial also offered. The listed plans emphasize marketing and collaboration features; they do not specify seat counts or usage quotas.

• Basic — free: Includes a live chat widget, email marketing, custom forms, and traffic analytics. It is the sensible starting point for businesses that want to try Feelaxo without a subscription, but its listed feature set omits the automation, chatbot, campaign management, and collaboration tools in the paid tiers.
• Premium — $29 a month, billed Pay Monthly: Adds marketing automation, an advanced chatbot, campaign management, and collaboration tools to Basic. It is the entry paid tier for businesses ready to automate outreach and coordinate marketing work.
• Platinum — $59 a month, billed Pay Monthly: Adds an A/B testing sandbox, custom permissions, social media automation, and sales automation tools to Premium. It is aimed at operators needing more control and broader automation; businesses that do not need those additions may find Premium the more proportionate choice.

Feelaxo does not state a renewal term or paid-plan seat and quota limits. WhatsApp messaging charges may be separate from the subscription.

Platforms

Feelaxo is available on the web. Businesses that need native Android, iOS, or desktop apps should look elsewhere.

Who it's for

Feelaxo suits salons, spas, wellness centers, healthcare providers, and other service businesses that rely on bookings. It is particularly relevant when the same operation needs scheduling, billing, inventory, and customer discovery in a single platform. Its marketing capabilities are a weaker fit for a business that needs bulk WhatsApp campaigns but cannot meet Meta’s verification requirement.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Booking, billing, memberships, packages, and inventory sit alongside service scheduling, useful for operators managing both appointments and retail products.
• Pro: The free Basic tier provides a no-subscription starting point with email marketing, custom forms, and traffic analytics.
• Pro: Website and mini-website bookings sync to the calendar in real time, while the marketplace supports service discovery and payment.
• Con: Bulk WhatsApp marketing requires Meta verification, and messaging charges may be additional.
• Con: Web-only access rules it out for businesses that require native mobile or desktop apps.
• Con: The plan descriptions do not give seat or quota limits, making it harder to judge how the tiers fit a growing team.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of stock-focused tools, see Salon Inventory Management Software.

• Pronto is worth considering if desktop or self-hosted access matters: it supports Linux, macOS, Windows, web, and self-hosting, and its free plan caps usage at one staff member, 100 clients, 50 bookings per month, and 100 products.
• Salonist may suit teams seeking mobile access and a free marketplace-listing tier, which includes 50 appointments per month, online booking, scheduling, and staff shift management.
• SALON STOCK is an iOS option for a one-person salon needing inventory tools; its free plan includes unlimited inventory, barcode scanning, ordering and receiving, stocktaking, LINE notifications, and current-month material cost.
• GuestVision uses custom quote pricing for its Android, iOS, web, and Windows offering.
• SalonNow is a paid option with custom pricing based on chairs, branches, and modules.
• SpaSoft is another paid option, available on Android, iOS, and web.
• Fresha offers a free plan and web, iOS, and Android access; its Independent plan is for one team member, while Team allows unlimited team members.
• Meevo is a paid choice with web, mobile, desktop, and API platforms, and no free plan.

Verdict

Feelaxo is a strong candidate for booking-led service businesses that want scheduling, billing, inventory, and marketing under one roof, with a free tier for getting started. Choose it if that breadth and web-based access fit your operation; look elsewhere if native apps are essential or bulk WhatsApp marketing is central and Meta verification is not feasible.