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What Would You Do With NT$5,000 Saved Each Year? — QLiEER vs Dolyu

QLiEER is feature-rich and well-suited to established beauty businesses, starting at NT$950/month. But if you're a 1–2 person studio whose core needs are appointment management, CRM, LINE notifications, and reports — Dolyu has all of that at US$15/person/month (approx. NT$480), saving you over NT$5,000 a year. What could you do with that?

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This page compares Dolyu and QLiEER 客立樂 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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Dolyu

“Let every professional bloom with elegance”

US$15 / person / month

All core features included, monthly billing, no contract — lower cost for 1–2 person studios, 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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QLiEER 客立樂

“Business management system built for the beauty industry”

NT$950 ~ NT$1,950 / month (add-on modules extra)

Seedling plan NT$950/month (list NT$1,250, includes 1 account): bookings, CRM, LINE notifications, revenue reports, AI marketing copy, deposit multi-payment. Growth plan NT$1,950/month (list NT$2,500, includes 5 accounts): adds automatic commission calculation, pre-service consent forms, online store, designer personal stores (5). Add staff +NT$200/person/month (both plans). Add-on modules NT$200/month each (unlimited marketing templates, unlimited surveys, unlimited products); photo storage +NT$50 (+10GB) / +NT$200 (+200GB) per month. Annual billing discounts available. 14-day free trial.

Hair Salon
Beauty & Skincare
Nail & Lash
Microblading
Massage & Bodywork
SPA & Wellness
Skin Management

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 QLiEER 客立樂 website. For reference only; it constitutes no representation or warranty.

Feature Comparison

Feature-by-Feature Breakdown

Solo studio monthly fee under NT$500 (at current exchange rate)

QLiEER Seedling starts at NT$950/month minimum

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QLiEER 客立樂

Multi-industry support (beyond beauty)

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Branded booking page (customizable)

Has business / designer personal pages (QLiEER website)

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Marketing message templates included (no add-on)

Seedling 5 templates, Growth 8 templates; unlimited requires +NT$200/month add-on (QLiEER website)

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QLiEER 客立樂

Online store (product sales)

Built into Growth plan (QLiEER website)

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Intake forms & e-signatures

Included in Growth plan; +NT$200/month add-on for Seedling (QLiEER website)

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Staff commission / revenue share auto-calculation

Built into Growth plan (5+ accounts), for multi-staff teams (QLiEER website)

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AI marketing copy generation

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Client CRM management

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LINE Official Account integration

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Four-dimension revenue reports

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Independent staff scheduling

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14-day free trial

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Why Choose Dolyu

What sets Dolyu apart

Nearly Half the Monthly Cost for Solo Studios — Put the Savings Into Training or Marketing

QLiEER's Seedling plan costs NT$950/month for a single person. Dolyu is US$15/person/month (approx. NT$480) — nearly half the monthly cost for the same person. Save NT$470/month, accumulate over NT$5,000 in a year — enough to invest in a training course or a round of Instagram ads.

Everything Included in the Monthly Fee — From Appointment Management to Reports

Dolyu's appointment management, CRM, LINE notifications, and four-dimension reports are all in the monthly fee — the same amount every month. QLiEER offers more advanced module options (+NT$200/month for unlimited marketing templates, +NT$200/month for intake forms and e-signatures, etc.) — ideal for businesses needing deeper marketing tools. Most 1–2 person studios don't need those modules, and a flat monthly fee is the better deal.

Your Booking Page Is Your Brand Storefront — Worth Building Properly

QLiEER has business and designer personal pages. Dolyu goes further: upload a portfolio, customize your brand colors, write service descriptions — turning your booking page into a talking business card that gives new clients a professional impression before they even walk in.

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 QLiEER 客立樂: Which one is right for you?

QLiEER's AI marketing copy, online store, and e-signatures are genuinely useful features — well suited to businesses with the budget and scale to use them. But if you're a 1–2 person studio, you don't need those features, and you'd be paying for them every month regardless. Dolyu is US$15/person/month — appointments, CRM, LINE, four-dimension reports, all core features included, billing transparent every month, saving a solo studio over NT$5,000 a year. Try it for 14 days, then decide which is actually worth more to you.

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Dolyu vs QLiEER 客立樂

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QLiEER is feature-rich — bookings, CRM, automatic commission calculation, an online store, and electronic signatures on pre-service consent forms — a good fit for larger beauty teams that need the full module stack (store, commission splits, marketing). The trade-off: NT$950/month to start, with many advanced features sold as add-on modules. Dolyu focuses on the core of appointment-based services (bookings, CRM, LINE notifications, four-dimension reports, branded booking page) at US$15/person/month all-in, costs less for 1–2 person studios, and goes live in 5 minutes. Choose QLiEER for a large all-in-one suite; choose Dolyu for focused, cost-controlled essentials — try the 14-day free trial first.

Dolyu is US$15/person/month (approx. NT$480), all core features included. QLiEER's Seedling plan starts at NT$950/month — a solo studio saves nearly half the monthly cost, over NT$5,000 a year. That savings can go into materials, training, or marketing.

Dolyu includes appointment management, client CRM (tags, spend history), LINE Official Account integration, four-dimension reports, branded booking page (with portfolio display), client points — all in the monthly fee, no modular add-ons needed.

Dolyu is designed for appointment-based service businesses — appointment management, CRM, LINE notifications, four-dimension reports, all included, billing transparent every month. If your revenue is primarily from appointments, there's no need to pay for an online store or POS you don't use.

Dolyu is the best fit for 1–2 person studios: nearly half the cost, live in 5 minutes, features focused on core needs. Try the 14-day free trial first, then decide if it's worth it.

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