How it works
- The free plan is a real workspace: inbox, proposals, contracts, invoices, a booking page and galleries, capped at the limits below rather than by a timer.
- Paid plans lift the caps and add automation, branding and team seats. You pay Booksui monthly or yearly by card; your clients never pay Booksui.
- Client payments — deposits, balances, print orders — are charged through your own Stripe account. Stripe takes its processing fee, and Booksui adds a platform fee on each client payment, shown as a percentage on your Stripe Connect settings page.
Honest limits
- Starter: 3 galleries, 1 booking page, 10 active inquiries, 10 bookings a month, 25 GB storage, unlimited contacts.
- Pro: 25 galleries, 5 booking pages, 100 GB storage, 3 team members; inquiries, bookings and paperwork are unlimited.
- Studio: unlimited galleries, 500 GB storage, 10 brands, 5 team members. Agency: 2 TB storage, unlimited team members.
- The trial is on Pro and Studio; Agency has none.
Steps
- 1Start on Starter — no card.
- 2Run one real job through it: inquiry, contract, deposit, gallery.
- 3Upgrade from Settings when a cap is in your way; the trial starts then.
Related questions
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes — Starter is free, needs no card and does not expire. It has the same inbox, contracts, invoices, booking page and galleries as the paid plans, with caps on how many.
- What is the Booksui guarantee?
- If Booksui is not working for you in your first 30 days on a paid plan, reply to any email from us and we refund that month — no form, no call, and your data exports with you. It is the same sentence on the pricing page, at checkout, in the terms and on the receipt.
- What happens when I hit the free limit?
- Nothing you already made is touched: your galleries, clients, contracts and invoices stay exactly as they are and stay open to your clients. When you try to create one more than Starter allows, Booksui stops there and shows the upgrade; upgrading lifts the cap immediately.
Last checked against the product on 2026-09-29. Prices and limits on this page are read from the same configuration the app enforces, so they cannot drift from what you would be charged.