STORES 予約 Has It All — Except Native LINE Control and No Caps
STORES 予約 is a solid Japanese all-in-one. But its LINE is a mini-app link, not Official Account rich-menu control; each plan caps monthly bookings with paid overage, and SMS is locked to the ¥28,600 Business tier. Dolyu closes the gap with a single US$15, native LINE, and a Chinese UI.
This page compares Dolyu and STORES 予約 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.
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Pricing Structure Comparison
Dolyu
“Let every professional bloom with elegance”
US$15 / person / month
All features including native LINE integration, client CRM, and four reports — no monthly booking caps, monthly billing, no contract, 14-day free trial.
STORES 予約
“All-in-One Booking System (free tier)”
¥0 ~ ¥66,000 / month (annual plans, tax incl.)
Free ¥0: 50/mo, 2 pages. Small ¥9,790: 200. Team ¥19,690: 300, 3 staff, nominated booking. Business ¥28,600: 2,000, 20 staff, SMS. Enterprise ¥66,000: 5,000, unlimited staff. Overage +¥1,078 per 50. Prepaid card processing fee 4.9%＋¥99/booking (a payment fee, not a platform commission).
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 STORES 予約 website. For reference only; it constitutes no representation or warranty.
Feature-by-Feature Breakdown
Native LINE Official Account (rich menu / message control)
STORES uses a LINE mini-app link, not Official Account rich-menu/message control
Traditional Chinese admin panel
Member points ledger
No monthly booking cap
STORES caps bookings per plan; overage +¥1,078/50
Client management (records / tags / history)
Staff / nominated scheduling
Multi-language booking page / intl timezone & currency
STORES booking page supports multiple languages (EN/KO + Chinese templates), but the admin panel is Japanese with no international timezone/currency
Four revenue reports
STORES has booking analytics, not four revenue reports
SMS reminders
STORES SMS needs Business (¥28,600); Dolyu uses LINE push instead
Prepayment / online checkout
Dolyu doesn't handle money — it records member points
POS / EC group integration
Group / multi-person booking
Dolyu supports multi-slot booking; STORES supports 2–100 person groups
What sets Dolyu apart
Native LINE Official Account Control, Not Just a Mini-App
STORES' LINE is a mini-app link with limited marketing control. Dolyu operates the LINE Official Account directly — one-click rich menu, automated booking/reminder pushes, and repeat-visit marketing you drive.
One US$15 Price, No Cap Anxiety
STORES caps monthly bookings per plan, charges +¥1,078/50 for overage, and locks SMS to the ¥28,600 Business tier. Dolyu is US$15/person/month all-in — no upgrading for peak volume or one feature.
Chinese and Multi-Language for Cross-Region Clients
STORES is Japanese-first. Dolyu offers Chinese/multi-language UI, multi-timezone, and multi-currency so you serve Taiwan, Japan, and overseas clients at once.
Four Revenue Reports + Local CRM and Points
STORES has booking analytics. Dolyu's revenue, service, staff, and client reports plus a member-points ledger help turn one-time clients into regulars.
Dolyu vs STORES 予約: Which one is right for you?
If you want a Japanese all-in-one (EC＋POS＋booking) and your volume fits the free/lower tiers, STORES 予約 is convenient. But if you want native LINE Official Account control, a Chinese/multi-language UI, and no caps or overage, Dolyu is US$15/person/month all-in, 14-day trial, live in 5 minutes — just try it.
Dolyu vs STORES 予約
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Dolyu leads with native LINE Official Account integration, Chinese/multi-language UI, member points, and four revenue reports — a single US$15, all features, no caps. STORES 予約 is a Japanese all-in-one's booking module: full-featured, but LINE is a mini-app link, the UI is Japanese-first, and plans cap monthly bookings with overage fees.
No. STORES is a LINE mini-app link; Dolyu integrates the LINE Official Account directly, so rich menu, booking notifications, and repeat-visit pushes are merchant-controlled.
Free is 50/month and 2 pages, overage +¥1,078 per 50, and SMS needs the ¥28,600 Business tier. If your volume grows, Dolyu's US$15/person/month with no caps is easier.
No. STORES' 4.9%＋¥99/booking prepayment fee is a payment-processing fee, not a commission on bookings. Dolyu doesn't handle money — it records member points — so there's no processing fee and no commission.
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