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Still Waiting for a Sales Quote? — BeautinQ vs Dolyu's Instant Setup

BeautinQ is genuinely feature-rich, but you have to call for pricing before you've even tried it — that's a friction point before you've started. Dolyu is US$15/person/month — see the price on the website, click to sign up, live in 5 minutes. Decide today, start taking bookings today, no sales call needed.

All features US$15/mo Monthly, no contract Ready in 5 minutes

This page compares Dolyu and BeautinQ 美業歐巴 on pricing, core features, and fit. Dolyu costs US$15/month flat, integrates deeply with LINE, requires no app download for customers, and supports appointment-based businesses of all kinds with monthly billing and no contract.

US$15

Monthly fee per person

14 days

Full-feature free trial

$0

Setup fee & hidden charges

5 min

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Pricing Comparison

Pricing Structure Comparison

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Dolyu

“Let every professional bloom with elegance”

US$15 / person / month

Pricing publicly listed, all core features included, unlimited orders, monthly billing, no contract, 14-day free trial

Branded booking page
Automatic LINE reminders
Full CRM customer management
Complete revenue reports
Works for any industry
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BeautinQ 美業歐巴

“Online booking system built for beauty + the ultimate LINE membership tool”

Pricing not publicly listed — contact sales for a quote

Serving 40+ beauty brands with a modular plan structure: starter plan includes LINE integration, auto-booking, and basic CRM, but limited to 100 orders/month and 1 person. AI CRM, prepaid wallet, session passes, interactive marketing, LINE e-commerce, and other advanced modules require separate add-on purchases.

Nail & Lash
Beauty & Skincare
SPA & Massage
Hair Salon
Microblading
Medical Hair Removal
Bridal Makeup
Ear Cleaning

This comparison was compiled by Dolyu from publicly available information (last updated: July 2026) and may not reflect the latest changes. Always verify pricing, plans, and features on the BeautinQ 美業歐巴 website. For reference only; it constitutes no representation or warranty.

Feature Comparison

Feature-by-Feature Breakdown

Publicly listed pricing (no quote required)

BeautinQ requires a sales consultation for pricing

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Multi-industry support (beyond beauty)

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AI CRM client segmentation engine

Dolyu's four built-in reports are included in the monthly fee; this is a paid add-on module for BeautinQ

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NFC mobile payments (BeautinQ Plus App)

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Session passes (class packages)

Dolyu has client points; no session pass feature

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Interactive marketing (LINE lucky draws, games, coupons)

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Google Calendar schedule sync

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LINE e-commerce (online store)

Zero commission — sell products directly inside LINE

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Tiered membership (LINE digital membership card)

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Instagram / Google / Facebook booking integration

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Member referral program (MGM)

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Multi-channel booking (LINE / Google / Facebook / Instagram)

Dolyu supports LINE and branded booking page

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Client CRM management

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LINE Official Account integration

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Independent staff scheduling

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Client points

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Why Choose Dolyu

What sets Dolyu apart

Transparent Monthly Fee, Unlimited Orders — Billing Clear From Day One

BeautinQ's pricing isn't public — you need to contact sales; the starter plan caps at 100 orders/month, and as business grows you may need to upgrade or add modules, increasing the cost. Dolyu is US$15/person/month — pricing transparent, unlimited orders, all core features included. Your monthly bill is set from day one and never increases based on order volume.

Self-Serve Setup in 5 Minutes — Start Taking Bookings Without a Sales Process

BeautinQ's modular design is extensive, and advanced features require working with a sales rep to configure — the onboarding process is relatively long. Dolyu is self-serve: sign up, set up your services in 5 minutes, and start taking bookings — no waiting for a sales call, ideal for solo operators and small studios who want to move fast.

Four Reports Included in the Monthly Fee — No Module Add-Ons Needed

Dolyu includes four built-in reports — revenue overview, service profitability, staff performance, and client behavior — all included at US$15/person/month. BeautinQ's AI CRM analytics engine is more advanced, but it's a paid add-on — worth the extra cost only for established teams that need deep data-driven marketing.

A Refined Interface With Global Timezone and Multi-Currency Support

Dolyu's interface follows the same design standards as Notion and Asana — clear visual hierarchy and fluid interaction logic so you can set up services and start taking bookings in 5 minutes, no manual needed. It also supports custom timezones and multi-currency checkout — one system for clients anywhere in the world.

Verdict

Dolyu vs BeautinQ 美業歐巴: Which one is right for you?

BeautinQ's AI CRM, LINE e-commerce, and interactive marketing are genuinely useful advanced tools — suited to established beauty brands that need deep LINE ecosystem integration. But if your current need is "get online fast, transparent pricing, core features that work" — waiting for a quote, order caps, and modular add-ons slow you down at every step. Choose Dolyu: US$15/person/month, pricing public, self-serve setup in 5 minutes. Start the 14-day free trial and experience what "a booking system with no waiting" feels like today.

FAQ

Dolyu vs BeautinQ 美業歐巴

More questions? Contact us — real people reply.

BeautinQ uses a modular design — advanced features like AI CRM, session passes, interactive marketing, and LINE e-commerce can be added on as needed, and it serves 40+ beauty brands — a fit for beauty teams that want a rich marketing-module stack and don't mind buying features à la carte and requesting a quote. The trade-offs: pricing isn't public so you contact sales, the starter plan caps at 100 orders/month and 1 person, and most advanced features are paid add-ons. Dolyu is US$15/person/month with fully public pricing, all core features included, and unlimited orders — lower cost for 1–2 person studios, live in 5 minutes. If you want to know exactly what you'll pay each month and get the essentials in one plan, choose Dolyu — try the 14-day free trial first.

Dolyu is US$15/person/month — pricing public, unlimited orders, all core features included, self-serve setup in 5 minutes. BeautinQ doesn't publish pricing — you need to contact sales; the starter plan caps at 100 orders/month and advanced features (AI CRM, prepaid wallet, interactive marketing, etc.) require modular add-ons.

Yes. Sign up, set up your services in 5 minutes, and start taking bookings. The 14-day free trial gives you access to the full feature set. No waiting for a sales quote, no onboarding course — decide today, go live today.

Dolyu includes four-dimension reports (revenue / service / staff / client), manual client tags, and complete spend history — sufficient for most solo operators and small studios, easy to read without having to learn how to interpret them.

Dolyu is built for solo studios: unlimited orders, flat pricing, live in 5 minutes. No waiting for a quote, no worrying about order caps. Start with Dolyu's 14-day free trial and experience what "a booking system with no waiting" feels like.

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