Covered Beauty vs Consentz.
Prices on the page.
Covered Beauty is £9 a month for one person, £14 for Pro with the extras, or £19.99 for up to five people, with no booking commission. When we checked on 29 October 2026, Consentz described itself as business management software for aesthetics clinics, offered a free trial and a demo, and showed no prices on its pricing page.
How much does Consentz cost compared with Covered Beauty?
A subscription is only part of the picture. Check the team allowance, commission rules and payment fees before choosing.
| What you are comparing | Covered Beauty | Consentz |
|---|---|---|
| One practitioner | Solo: £9/month, or Pro with the extras: £14/month | No prices on its pricing page, which points to a free trial or a demo Source: Consentz pricing |
| Who it is for | Independent salons, beauty businesses, aesthetics clinics and tanning studios in the UK | Business management software for aesthetics clinics Source: Consentz home page |
| Booking commission | None, including a client’s first booking | Not stated on its home or pricing pages Source: Consentz home page and Consentz pricing |
| Online booking | Included on every plan, with a waitlist when a day is full | Yes. Patients can book without leaving your website or Instagram, and it has a waitlist Source: Consentz home page |
| Consent forms | Included on every plan | It says it helps you gather consent, with default forms and questionnaires to start from. The pages we read don’t say how clients sign Source: Consentz home page and Consentz consent forms |
| Photos and records | Treatment notes, signed forms and products used in the client record. No before and after photos | Photos and records, with photo mark-up and notes Source: Consentz home page |
| Free trial | 7 days free. No card needed | A free trial, with no length stated, and a demo where it says it sets up your clinic for free Source: Consentz home page |
| Payments | Card deposits through Stripe on every plan, paid into your own Stripe account | Online or in-person point-of-sale. Deposit terms and card fees aren’t stated Source: Consentz home page |
Consentz prices and terms checked 29 October 2026 on Consentz pricing, Consentz home page and Consentz consent forms. Covered Beauty prices are the advertised monthly subscriptions in our pricing section. Consentz shows no prices on the pages we read, so there is no VAT basis to give. Card processing and optional extras are separate. Features and tax treatment differ, so this is not a like-for-like total-cost quote. Check each provider’s current terms before signing up.
Is Covered Beauty a good Consentz alternative?
Covered Beauty suits beauty businesses of one to five people who want to see the price first, with online booking, card deposits, consent forms and client records on every plan. Solo is £9/month, Pro £14 and the Team plan £19.99.
We do not market to your client list. You can export your records and cancel your subscription. Read our promise for the details.
See how online booking works and what is in a client record.
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Who is Consentz better for?
Consentz suits aesthetics clinics that want one system for booking, records, photos with mark-up and marketing, and its demo offer includes setting your clinic up for free. If you need before and after photos in the same system as your bookings, Covered Beauty doesn’t keep them in the client record.
Get the price before the demo.
Consentz shows no prices on its pricing page, so ask for a written quote for the number of people and the features you need before you book a demo. The Covered Beauty Team plan is £19.99 a month for up to five people, and every price is on the page.
How do I switch from Consentz to Covered Beauty?
- Add a few treatments with the prices and durations you actually use.
- Set your working hours and open the booking page on your phone.
- Check the diary, a client record and the consent forms you need.
- Export your client list from Consentz. If its columns are headed name (or first and last name), email and phone or mobile, upload it to Covered Beauty as it is. If not, paste those columns into our client template and upload that.
- Ask us about future appointments and any prepaid balances. Keep access to Consentz until you have checked everything.
Need help working out the move? Tell us what you use now. We can confirm what is possible before you commit. Our salon software checklist covers the rest of the move.
Questions about switching from Consentz
How much does Consentz cost?
Its pricing page shows no prices. It points to a free trial or a demo (checked 29 October 2026). Covered Beauty is £9/month for one person, £14 for Pro with the extras, or £19.99 for up to five people, with every price on the page.
Does Consentz have consent forms?
Yes. It says it helps clinics gather consent, with default forms and questionnaires to start from. Its pages don’t say how clients sign. Covered Beauty has consent forms on every plan, signed on the client’s phone before they arrive.
Can I try Covered Beauty before switching?
Yes. You get seven days free, with no card needed. Add a card before the trial ends if you want to carry on, and your chosen plan starts when it does. Solo is £9/month, Pro £14 and the Team plan £19.99 for up to five people. Stripe processing fees and optional extras are separate.
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