Blissa, a Planity alternative: the comparison

An informational comparison, data observed on October 2, 2026. Planity doesn’t publish its prices (by quote): the Planity amounts on this page are those reported by an independent comparison site, La Caisse Idéale, in an article updated on September 15, 2026, to be checked against your quote. Blissa displays its prices publicly. The dated sources are at the bottom of the page.

Two different approaches

Planity is a consumer booking marketplace (website and app) combined with management software: the client books from the marketplace, and the professional runs their calendar there. Blissa starts from the other end: a website in your name, on your own domain name, with direct booking from the website and from your Google Business Profile. Each model has its own logic: the marketplace brings the audience of its brand, the website builds yours.

The point-by-point comparison

Result: two fundamental differences (the booking channel and the brand shown), a Google Book button that doesn’t lead to the same place, a price difference (two to three times, depending on the plan, according to the reported amounts), and no difference on commission.

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What Planity offers

According to its public offer:

• A consumer booking marketplace and a mobile app.
• Appointment booking from that marketplace, with no commission.
• Calendar software, then the NF525-certified POS (NF525 is the French certification for POS software) and gift cards depending on the plan.
• A website as an option, by quote.

What Blissa does differently

• The website is the starting point, not an option: in your name, on your domain, structured for Google and for AI assistants, included in every plan.
• Booking happens on your website and your Google Business Profile, not on a marketplace: Google’s Book button leads to you, whereas Planity’s leads to your Planity page.
• Public pricing, no commitment: €24.90, €39.90 or €59.90 excl. VAT per month.
• The relationship and your clients’ data stay with you.
• A website kept up to date by the AI, which you edit by talking to it.

What happens when your salon is fully booked or closed?

A booking marketplace lists the salons of a neighborhood on the same website: that’s how it works. The client who came for you therefore has the other salons right in front of her, on the same page. On the day you’re fully booked or closed, she’s one click away from another salon.

On your own website, there’s only you. Fully booked means “next available slot,” closed means “when we reopen.” The client waits or picks another time with you; nobody steps in to suggest a neighbor.

That’s the difference between rented visibility and owned visibility: a marketplace fills every salon on its list, your website only fills yours.

How this comparison was put together

The features were observed on the public pages of both services on October 2, 2026, and the sources are dated at the bottom of the page. Blissa’s prices are public, and the full pricing is on our pricing page. Planity’s prices are not published: the amounts cited (€74, €94 and €114 excl. VAT per month) are those reported by La Caisse Idéale in an article updated on September 15, 2026, quoted as is. The “two to three times” ratio is calculated for comparable plans: Agenda versus Site (3.0), Agenda + Caisse versus Pro (2.4), the full plan versus Premium (1.9, rounded to two). For an exact price, ask Planity for a quote. If any information on this page seems inaccurate or out of date to you, write to us and we will correct it.