Daypart
6.5#20 in salon staff scheduling softwareFrom $20 a monthiOSWeb
VisitDaypart vs Zoho Shifts
Zoho Shifts
8.1#2 in salon staff scheduling softwareFrom $9.99 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Daypart | Zoho Shifts |
|---|---|---|
| Reporting | Team includes hours reporting, overtime heads-up alerts, weekly email reports, and CSV payroll exports with Gusto and QuickBooks presets. | Reports cover logged hours, time off, availability, attendance, payroll and scheduled-versus-actual data. |
| Scheduling | The schedule builder supports drag-and-drop shifts, half-hour cells, copying the prior week, role colors, and day-level events. | Managers can create conflict-free schedules, publish shifts and manage open, recurring and templated shifts. |
| Security | Daypart says it uses a single US-region Postgres database, nightly encrypted backups to Cloudflare R2, and HTTPS via HSTS preload. | Zoho states that its facilities use continuous monitoring, biometric access and disaster and theft controls, while networks use encryption and intrusion prevention. |
Daypart plans
- Free trialFree
- Team$20 a month
Zoho Shifts plans
- FreeFree
- Basic$9.99 a month
- Standard$19.99 a month
Pick Daypart if…
Daypart is intended for owner-run shift teams of 3 to 75, such as cafés, salons, retail shops, and service businesses. It may suit teams that need availability collection, shift changes, and staff notifications.
Pick Zoho Shifts if…
Zoho Shifts suits SMBs and large organizations managing teams across restaurants, retail, healthcare, education, and other listed industries. It is also useful for teams needing mobile access, location-verified check-ins, messaging, and attendance data integrations.