Dahree

Overview

Dahree is a booking and business-management platform built for beauty service providers, from solo artists to teams. It is a strong fit for providers who want appointments, client records, payments, and reminders in one place, with web and iOS access. Its free plan covers core booking and email reminders, while paid tiers add texts, deposits, and more advanced tools.

Key features

Dahree combines an online booking site with appointment and calendar management, client relationship tools, payment processing, notifications, analytics, reporting, and team management. On Basic, providers can set services and availability, accept bookings around the clock, send email confirmations and reminders, and review basic booking and earnings analytics. This makes the free tier useful for establishing a booking workflow, but it omits client text notifications and deposits through Zelle, Venmo, or Cash App.

Stripe supports payment processing. Standard adds those three deposit options and client text notifications, which can help providers collect deposits and reach clients through SMS. Pro adds a custom domain, waitlist management, advanced analytics, an advanced reminder sequence, more text messages, and 24/7 priority support. These upgrades are most relevant to providers managing heavier demand or wanting a more branded booking presence.

The optional Gmail integration uses OAuth 2.0 read-only access to identify and process payment-related emails, and requires explicit consent. Providers should weigh that access against the convenience of email-based payment processing. Dahree says it encrypts sensitive data in transit and at rest, conducts security assessments, audits, and penetration testing, and does not sell, trade, or rent personal information.

The iOS app supports managing appointments, clients, availability, and earnings analytics, with calendars synchronized between mobile and web. Standard includes iOS app beta access. Support covers accounts, appointments, clients, calendars, billing, payments, and the app, with typical replies within one business day.

Pricing

Basic costs nothing. It includes a booking website, 24/7 scheduling, services and availability, email confirmations and reminders, and basic booking and earnings analytics. It is the sensible starting point for providers who can operate without SMS, the listed third-party deposit options, or premium website features.

Standard costs $24.99 a month, billed monthly. It adds client text notifications, deposits via Zelle, Venmo, or Cash App, a premium website and branded link, iOS app beta access, reviews, products, and website analytics. This is the practical step up for providers who need texts or deposits, though its monthly charge may be hard to justify for a low-volume practice that can use email reminders.

Pro costs $34.99 a month, billed monthly. Its custom domain, waitlist, advanced analytics, advanced reminder sequence, higher text-message allowance, and 24/7 priority support target providers who need more capacity and control than Standard offers. Teams has custom pricing and includes account setup, team and workflow planning, tailored onboarding, and priority founder support; it is aimed at businesses that need help structuring a team setup.

A 7-day trial is available. Subscriptions are billed in advance through Stripe, fees are generally non-refundable, and failed payments may lead to service suspension. No seat or booking quotas are stated for these plans, so providers should focus their decision on the listed feature differences and billing terms.

Platforms

Dahree is available on iOS and the web. The synchronized calendars support moving between those platforms, while Standard's iOS access is described as beta access.

Who it's for

Dahree is best suited to beauty artists and service providers who need an online booking site plus client, calendar, payment, and reminder tools. Its free plan works for a provider comfortable with email reminders; Standard suits those who need SMS or the listed deposit methods, and Pro fits providers who need a custom domain, waitlist, or expanded analytics. Teams is the option for businesses seeking tailored setup and onboarding. It is less compelling for providers who do not need its paid features or who prefer to avoid advance billing and generally non-refundable fees.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The free plan includes round-the-clock scheduling, email reminders, and basic booking and earnings analytics, so providers can start without a subscription.
• Pros: Paid plans add practical ways to collect deposits and message clients, with higher tiers offering waitlists, custom domains, and expanded analytics.
• Pros: The iOS app and web calendars synchronize, and support typically responds within one business day.
• Cons: Client texts and deposits through Zelle, Venmo, or Cash App require a paid plan, limiting the free tier for providers who rely on those workflows.
• Cons: Paid subscriptions are charged in advance and are generally non-refundable; failed payments may suspend service.
• Cons: Gmail payment processing requires read-only access to the account and explicit consent, a consideration for users cautious about connecting email.

Alternatives

Salon Website Builders is a category guide for comparing website-focused options. Choose Nexaloom if Android support matters or if its free plan's one staff member, one location, unlimited appointments, email reminders, and stated transaction fee better suit your needs. OpenSlot is another free option across Android, iOS, and web; its launch plan includes core business tools and 0% marketplace commission, while SMS is charged by usage.

Consider Salonized if you want a paid salon platform across a broader set of desktop and mobile operating systems: its Appointments plan starts at €21 a month, with annual billing available at a 10% discount and additional employee and location charges. SalonSitePro may suit a web-only provider whose priorities are a free website, online bookings, client forms, and follow-ups, with Stripe processing fees applying.

UOVA is a free web option centered on a published site and monthly AI-credit and image allowances. DaySmart Salon is worth considering if you need Android, iOS, web, or Windows access and are comfortable with a paid plan; its Basic plan starts at $29 a month for one user.

FARSET has a free plan capped at 20 confirmed bookings per month, while its Pro plan offers unlimited bookings for £15 a month. Zolmi is another freemium salon website option; its START plan is shown at $20 a month and includes one staff member, with extra staff charged separately.

Verdict

Dahree is a good choice for beauty providers who want a free booking and email-reminder setup with a clear upgrade path to texts, deposits, and more advanced business tools. Its strongest case is the combination of scheduling, client management, and payment features across web and iOS. Look elsewhere if you need a different platform range, do not want advance-billed paid plans, or prefer not to connect Gmail for payment-email processing.