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Calday vs MioCommerce

Calday

7.8#3 in carpet cleaning softwareFrom $12 a month
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MioCommerce

7.3#8 in carpet cleaning softwareFrom $19 a month
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FactCaldayMioCommerce
BookingClients can book services online 24/7 through a shareable booking page without downloading an app or creating an account.Live pricing and real-time availability let visitors get personalized pricing and book services online.
Founded20232019
Mobile appCalday describes a mobile app for managing bookings, clients, and payments from a phone.The mobile app gives service providers access to bookings, calendars, customer information, alerts, and check-in/check-out features.
PaymentsStripe processes deposits or full payments, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, without an additional Calday transaction fee.MioPay is powered by Stripe and the support article describes its transactions as PCI-compliant.
SupportCalday says weekday support covers US and European time zones, with live chat inside accounts and email support.The pricing page lists live tour, Help Center, live chat, and Mio AI Assistance, with live phone and Zoom screen-share support also available on listed subscriptions.

Calday plans

  • FREEFree
  • PRO$12 a month

MioCommerce plans

  • Professional WebsiteFree
  • Essentials$19 a month
  • Premium E-commerce Website$25 a month
  • Start-up$64 a month
  • Grow—
  • ProMax—

Pick Calday if…

Calday suits solo operators and small service businesses that need a client-facing booking page, scheduling controls, reminders, and client records. It can serve businesses handling appointments, on-site visits, classes, consultations, or rentals, including those taking virtual appointments.

Pick MioCommerce if…

It suits small service businesses that need online booking, job operations, customer messaging, and mobile access. Businesses comparing plans should consider the user and appointment limits on Essentials and Start-up.

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