Acuity Scheduling vs Paperbell: Which is a better fit?

Matthew: My name is Matthew. I'm a CPA from Strat Associates, and I give Acuity five out of five. We use Bookedin first, and we switched away from that because they kept increasing the price and it got a little too expensive, and I researched probably 10 other options before I went with Acuity. I chose Acuity because it had capabilities to connect with my Outlook calendar, so I could have everything show up in both spots, and then I could also have our clients schedule appointments directly from our website. Onboarding is very easy to get going. It was a little bit of hiccup with some of the app integrations that they had, but we were able to get going with their customer support agents. I would say for what we use it for, it works perfectly and I'd highly recommend giving it a try at least.

Taryn F.: Hi, I'm Taryn. I'm a healing trauma coach, and I give Paperbell of four out of five stars. For more videos like this, click below. I was using Calendly to schedule all of my clients and also a lot of other Google products, and I was looking for platform that had an all-in-one situation. So, I was comparing Paperbell and HoneyBook, and after utilizing Paperbell and using their free feature for a while, I did come to the conclusion that I wanted to go with Paperbell over HoneyBook and Calendly. I ended up choosing Paperbell as the best platform for my coaching needs, one, because it is built specifically with coaches in mind. So, whether I want to do scheduling or share a resource, build different customizable packages, I could do that all with inside Paperbell, but what made it really appealing and attractive was that it is a very clean interface. There's not a ... you will not get feature overload, which is great, and there's a huge payment plan option, so you can customize all of your different plans inside one place. When I first chose Paperbell, I did not have a client base. So, I was not moving people over, which did make it easier. However, I did use their integration. So, I immediately set up integrations with Xavier, my calendars and emails, a bunch of those different pieces, and it was fairly easy. I did have one question, was able to reach out to customer service, and they answered it right away and offered additional support even beyond what I expected. So, it was very easy to set up. If you're considering using Paperbell as a coaching platform for an all-in-one service need, then I would recommend if you appreciate a clean interface with not overwhelming features, then this is the platform for you. If you need more robust features and integrations, then you may want to look elsewhere.