Consentz built its product around consent and documentation and knows that ground well. It also publishes no pricing on its site, so a shortlist decision waits on a sales call. Beautay publishes £24.95 a month including VAT and runs the same automatic consent workflow with the booking, deposits and marketing attached.
Consentz routes pricing through a demo, which means the first thing you learn about cost comes from a salesperson rather than a page.
Beautay publishes the figure, so you can weigh it against your current system tonight and only book a call if you actually want one.
Documentation matters, and a system built around it does that job well. You still need the booking page, the deposits, the client records, the stock and the rebooking.
Beautay puts consent in the same plan as all of that, so there is nothing to integrate and nothing to price separately.
Consentz has genuine depth on consent and documentation, and if that is the centre of what you are buying it belongs on your shortlist.
The trade is the demo requirement, and that consent alone does not run a diary. For a clinic wanting one system with the price on the page, Beautay covers the same ground at £24.95 including VAT.
Consentz details taken from consentz.com and its pricing page on 21 August 2026, where no subscription figure is published and every route leads to a demo booking. Rows marked as not offered reflect what the site published on that date rather than an assertion that a capability does not exist. Check both sites before deciding.
£24.95 a month, published. Thirty days free with no card, so you can build the whole booking and consent journey before deciding.
