How Much Does One No-Show Cost You? — What Freetime Lacks, Dolyu Has

NT$300 / person / month

Monthly (30 days), semi-annual (180 days + 15 free), annual (365 days + 60 free). 14-day free trial. Available on iOS, Android, and Web.

Freetime provides daily, weekly, and monthly revenue stats and client counts — useful for day-to-day tracking. Dolyu goes further: service analysis shows which treatment earns the most, staff performance helps you distribute bonuses fairly, and client spend reports surface the VIPs worth investing in. Data is there to drive decisions, not just to look at.

The cost of a no-show isn't just the empty slot — it's the client you could have served in that time. Dolyu lets clients pay a deposit when they book, dramatically reducing last-minute cancellation losses. Freetime currently doesn't support collecting deposits before the appointment. If you do high-value services, the no-shows this feature prevents can easily cover the NT$180/month price difference on its own.

Freetime has a personal booking page, but customization options are limited. Dolyu lets you upload a portfolio, set your brand colors, and write service descriptions — creating a page that truly represents your professional image. A new client's first look at your booking page is their first impression of you. It's worth getting right.

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 — whether your clients are in Taiwan, Japan, Southeast Asia, or anywhere else, time display and billing currency always match.