A Faces Consent alternative with no marketplace attached

Faces is free to use and makes its money when you buy through its pharmacy and wholesaler marketplace. Beautay charges £24.95 a month and sells you nothing else — no product margin, no prescriber referral, no revenue share on the payments you take.

Beautay vs Faces Consent at a glance

CriteriaFaces ConsentBeautayRecommended
Cost of the softwareFree to use, no card needed£24.95 a month, VAT included
How the business earnsA marketplace of 100+ pharmacies and wholesalers, prescriber matching, insurance and client financeThe subscription, and nothing else
Where you buy productThe Faces shop, with next-day deliveryAny supplier — stock tracking is not tied to a shop
Consent formsOver 200 insurance-verified forms, integrated with its booking systemCustom forms tied to each service, with screening that can hold a booking before payment
Where clients bookThe Faces booking system, plus a listing in the Faces clinic directoryYour own booking site, on your own domain, white-labelled
The client recordConsent, bookings, clients and prescriptionsInjection plotting, batch recall, treatment plans and photo timelines

Why practitioners switch

Free software is still paid for somewhere

Faces is free to use because the business earns elsewhere: a marketplace of over a hundred pharmacies and wholesalers, prescriber matching, insurance and client finance. The company behind it is registered as Faces pharmacy Ltd.

That is a fair trade if you buy through it. If you already have a wholesaler and a prescriber you trust, the software costs nothing but the model is not built around the way you work.

They need the record to go past consent

Consent is what Faces does best — over 200 insurance-verified forms, which is more templates than most practitioners will ever use.

Beautay adds the layer after consent: injection points plotted on face and body charts with the product and amount used, batch numbers and expiry against each treatment, before and after photos on one timeline, and multi-session treatment plans.

They want the booking journey to be theirs

Faces lists clinics in its own directory, so discovery runs through the Faces brand and the client's first impression belongs to the platform.

Beautay puts your booking site on your own domain under your own name, with no directory and no marketplace sitting beside it.

Where Beautay wins

The subscription is the whole business model

Beautay earns one way: £24.95 a month, and £9.95 for each additional practitioner.

There is no product margin, no prescriber referral, no finance commission and no revenue share on the payments you collect, so the only reason to keep you is that the software does its job.

Stock tracking that is not tied to a shop

Log what you actually bought, from whoever you bought it from, with batch numbers, expiry dates and low-stock alerts.

If a batch is recalled you can identify every client treated from it, whatever the supply route was.

The whole clinic day in one place

Bookings, deposits and no-show protection, digital consent and pre-payment screening, client records, treatment plans, reminders, aftercare, loyalty and marketing all run in the same system.

The trial is 30 days with no card, so the full journey can be built and tested before any money changes hands.

Full comparison

FeatureFaces ConsentBeautay
Free to use
Pharmacy and wholesaler marketplace
Prescriber matching
Client finance in instalments
Digital consent forms
Online booking and client deposits
Stock management
Booking site on your own domain, white-labelled
Injection plotting on face and body charts
Flat subscription with no product margin or commission

Faces Consent details taken from facesconsent.com on 16 August 2026, including its published features, marketplace and joining offer. Rows marked as not offered reflect what each site published on that date. Check both before deciding.

Software that only has to be software

£24.95 a month, nothing else sold to you. Thirty days free with no card required, so you can bring your forms and services across first.