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The Monthly Fee Is Just the Start — Fresha's Real Cost Is Higher Than You Think

Many businesses are drawn to Fresha's monthly fee — until the invoice arrives: 2.79% on online payments, 20% on Marketplace new client first visits, Loyalty add-on US$59.95 — the more successful you are, the more the platform takes. Dolyu is US$15/person/month flat, zero commission, LINE integration, Traditional Chinese, custom timezone, and multi-currency support — complete coverage for clients anywhere. Full breakdown of both pricing structures below.

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This page compares Dolyu and Fresha 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 Comparison

Pricing Structure Comparison

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Dolyu

“Let every professional bloom with elegance”

US$15 / person / month

Flat monthly fee, zero transaction commission, all features, no add-ons, 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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Fresha

“The #1 booking software for salons and spas”

Independent $19.95 / month; Team $14.95 / staff / month

+ Marketplace 20% commission on new client first visits (min. $6) + online payments 2.79% + $0.20/transaction + advanced add-ons (Loyalty $59.95/location, analytics $9.95/staff…)

Hair Salon
Barbershop
Nail & Lash
SPA & Wellness
Massage & Bodywork
Beauty & Skincare
Aesthetic Clinic

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 Fresha website. For reference only; it constitutes no representation or warranty.

Feature Comparison

Feature-by-Feature Breakdown

LINE Official Account integration

Fresha has no LINE integration — not suited to the Taiwan market

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Traditional Chinese interface

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Traditional Chinese support & local payment methods

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Zero transaction commission

Fresha charges 2.79% + US$0.20 per online transaction

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Fresha

Client points

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Fresha

US$0 subscription fee (no monthly fee)

The free subscription is a trade for commission — 2.79% + US$0.20 per online payment, plus 20% on Marketplace new clients (min. US$6). Dolyu is US$15/person/month flat, everything included, no hidden fees

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Fresha

Consumer discovery platform (marketplace)

Consumers can search nearby businesses on Fresha, but new client first visits are subject to 20% commission

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POS system and card reader hardware

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Inventory management and product sales

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Staff payroll management

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Multi-location management

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Native iOS / Android app

Dolyu is a web application

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Client CRM management

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Independent staff scheduling

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Why Choose Dolyu

What sets Dolyu apart

Billing Completely Clear — Flat Fee, Zero Commission, No Add-Ons

Fresha looks like "just a monthly fee" but the real cost is more complex: subscription US$19.95 (individual) / US$14.95/staff (team), plus 2.79% + US$0.20/transaction on online payments, 20% commission on Marketplace new client first visits (min. US$6), Loyalty add-on US$59.95/location, analytics US$9.95/staff/month. On monthly revenue of NT$80,000, payment processing fees alone add up to NT$2,200+. Dolyu is US$15/person/month, everything included, cost completely predictable.

LINE Integration — An Essential for the Taiwan Market

Fresha has no LINE integration, no Traditional Chinese interface, and no Chinese-language support. Dolyu integrates deeply with LINE Official Account — booking confirmations, pre-appointment reminders, and change notifications all push automatically from day one. It also supports custom timezones and multi-currency checkout for serving overseas clients.

Not Locked Into Marketplace — Client Relationships Belong to You

Fresha Marketplace can bring new client exposure, but the cost is 20% commission on first visits (min. US$6), and the client relationship belongs to Fresha, not you. Dolyu gives you complete ownership of your client data — build your own traffic through your branded booking page and LINE, independent of any third-party platform terms.

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 Fresha: Which one is right for you?

Fresha has two fundamental problems: pricing structure — on top of the monthly fee, 2.79% per online payment and 20% on Marketplace new client first visits means the more successful you are, the more gets taken; language and integration — no LINE integration, no Traditional Chinese, no Chinese-language support creates daily friction. Dolyu is US$15/person/month flat, deep LINE integration, Traditional Chinese, custom timezone, and multi-currency support — billing always transparent. Give yourself 14 days to experience what "no more variable fees" feels like.

FAQ

Dolyu vs Fresha

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Dolyu is US$15/person/month flat, zero commission, LINE integration included. Fresha charges a monthly subscription plus 2.79% on online payments, 20% on Marketplace new client first orders (min. US$6), and advanced features (Loyalty US$59.95/location, analytics US$9.95/person/month) sold separately — the better your business does, the more the platform takes.

Dolyu is natively Traditional Chinese, deeply integrated with LINE Official Account, and has Chinese-language support — a complete experience for Taiwan's service industry from day one. Fresha has no LINE integration, no Traditional Chinese interface, no Chinese-language support, and near-zero local Marketplace traffic in Taiwan — every day of use is friction.

Dolyu's branded booking page (with portfolio display), LINE Official Account push notifications, four-dimension reports, client points, and global timezone and multi-currency support are all things Fresha cannot provide in the Taiwan market. More importantly, Dolyu charges zero commission — 100% of your revenue stays yours.

Dolyu is US$15/person/month flat — LINE integration, Traditional Chinese, always-transparent billing. Choosing Fresha means accepting commission-based billing, an English-only interface, and no LINE notifications as your daily reality. 14-day free trial — experience what "no more variable fees" feels like.

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