Belliata

Overview

Belliata combines appointment scheduling, online booking, point-of-sale tools, stock tracking, and client notifications for beauty and wellness businesses. It serves salons, barbers, spas, and massage therapists, and describes its software as suitable for businesses of any size. Clients can book through a salon website or Facebook page, while staff can manage schedules and client records that include booking and purchase history. Birthday reminders can also be added to records.

Belliata and Zolmi are brand names of Umov Sp. z o.o., which lists an address in Warsaw, Poland. The company says Belliata began in 2004.

Key features

Scheduling and online booking

The calendar supports appointment creation, color-coded services, quick rebooking, and resource blocking. Staff schedules can include breaks, training, and vacations. Clients can book online 24/7 through a salon website or Facebook page. Belliata lists Weebly, WordPress, Wix, and Facebook as places to add booking.

Client records and reminders

Client records bring together booking and purchase history, with optional birthday reminders. The free plan includes email booking reminders sent 24 hours before appointments. SMS reminders are included in the premium plan.

POS, stock, and reporting

The POS supports stock tracking and counts, retail sales without an appointment, sales by beautician, and automated staff commission calculations. Belliata also offers post-booking client feedback surveys and reports, including sales reports.

Premium tools, integrations, and support

Listed premium features include SMS reminders, Google review requests, expanded reporting, online payments, a branded booking page, and customer loyalty points. The software lists Stripe, Amazon Web Services, and PayPal among its trusted partners. Belliata says it provides support seven days a week through onboarding, live chat, email, and YouTube videos, with a target response within four hours.

Belliata says its website uses SSL and AWS hosting. Its privacy policy says it follows the European Data Protection Directive and ePrivacy Directive and does not sell personal or business data.

Pricing

Belliata has a free plan and paid plans listed from $15/user/mo. The plan details list prices in USD:

The pricing note says paid plans start at $15/user/mo, while the plan details list START at 20.00 USD per month and PRO at 30.00 USD per month. Confirm which pricing applies to the business's staffing and billing needs.

Platforms

Belliata is listed for Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows.

Who it's for

Belliata is aimed at beauty and wellness businesses that need booking, staff scheduling, client records, and sales tools together. Its stated customer types include salons, barbers, spas, and massage therapists. Online booking channels and the ability to track sales by beautician may also suit teams coordinating appointments and retail activity.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The feature set spans appointments, online booking, client history, POS, stock, commission calculations, feedback surveys, and sales reports.
• Pros: Free email reminders and support are listed, with SMS reminders and other booking and customer-engagement tools available among premium features.
• Cons: The free plan's listed details are brief, while stock is explicitly limited to 10 products on START.
• Cons: SMS pricing is listed separately from the monthly plan prices, and paid plan pricing is presented both as a per-user starting note and as plan-level prices.

Alternatives

For other salon and wellness software options, compare WellnessLiving, FollowThrough, SalonApp, Salonist, Fresha, Lumidara, Tersavia, and Barberly. Businesses focused on promotion can also browse Salon Marketing Software.

Verdict

Belliata brings the core administrative tasks of a salon or wellness business into one software offering, with scheduling, online booking, client records, POS, and stock tools. Its free plan includes email reminders and support, while premium features add options such as SMS reminders, online payments, loyalty points, and expanded reporting. Businesses comparing plans should check the staffing structure, stock limits, and SMS charges against their requirements.