Comparisons
Carden doesn’t replace any of these tools.It does what they don’t.
People rarely ask us “which one should I choose?”, more often “does it overlap?”. The answer is no, software by software.
- You keep your diary
- No migration
- No commitment
The difference
Your diary records. Carden goes looking.
- What these tools do
- Record appointments booked in advance, keep client records and the till, send reminders.
- What none of them does for you
- Announce the slot that has just freed up, hold back slots for the day itself, and tell you what the day let slip.
Software by software
Which tool do you use today?
- Carden and Fresha
- Fresha brings in clients; Carden wins back the slots they cancel. See the comparison
- Carden and Treatwell
- 0% on your services, to your own audience, at the listed price. See the comparison
- Carden and Booksy
- Booksy handles bookings; Carden handles the day in progress. See the comparison
- Carden and Planity
- You keep the diary; Carden fills what it doesn’t handle. See the comparison
Management and marketplace
Beauty marketplace
Booking and marketplace
Diary and online booking · France
What people ask us before starting.
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WhatsApp usDoes Carden replace Fresha, Treatwell or Booksy?+
No. Carden doesn’t take appointments and doesn’t handle a till or client records: it connects to the diary already in place, with the salon’s consent, and works only on the slots that free up or stay empty on the day. No migration, no double entry.
How is it different from a marketplace like Treatwell?+
A marketplace offers your slots to its audience, often with a discount and for a commission. Carden offers them to your own audience, from your accounts, at the listed price: the model is a subscription.
Can I use Carden and keep my current software?+
Yes, that’s the whole principle of the product. Your team doesn’t change any of its routines: it keeps working in its diary.
Keep your software.Win back what it doesn’t fill.
Carden Story, €9.90 a month. Live in France: we’ll tell you when it opens in your country.