10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
Connecteam is an all-in-one employee management app that consolidates scheduling, time tracking, communication and HR. It enables businesses to maintain control and ensure smooth operations through a single platform.
Salonist handles online bookings, point of sale, inventory tracking and staff payroll without juggling multiple tools.
Xola is an online booking and marketing system designed for tour operators. It offers effortless checkout and powerful e-commerce tools to maximise revenue.
Homebase is an all-in-one mobile app designed for small businesses with hourly teams. It unifies employee scheduling, time tracking, payroll, hiring, and HR compliance into a single workflow.
BookedBy is an all-in-one scheduling software for service businesses. It automates online booking, client check-in, staff management and SMS marketing.
Planday is a workforce management platform for shift-based businesses. It provides scheduling, time tracking and communication tools for teams.
Sling is an employee scheduling platform that simplifies shift planning and team communication. It helps businesses save time and money by streamlining workforce management processes.
GlossGenius is an intelligent system designed to help beauty and wellness businesses grow their revenue. It operates as an always-on partner that works in the background to secure more clients and repeat visits.
TeamCal provides a horizontal schedule view for Google Calendar. It enhances scheduling with planning functionalities for teams.
Upper Hand is a sports scheduling software platform. It offers event registration, facility management and more in one place.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Connecteam says it is built for small to medium-sized businesses with up to 200 employees, and Xola for tour and activity operators. Homebase says it is built for hourly shift-based small businesses, and BookedBy for busy service teams.
Sling states that the free plan is limited to a maximum of thirty users, and TeamCal that each organisation requires only one subscription plan regardless of user count. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.