Simple, like the rest of it.
Plans you can read, a meter you can audit, and never a percentage of your customers' money. Your customer pays the price you set — no booking fee, ever.
Starter
$0
free while ezerve is in your plan
for a solo operation.
- Everything core, nothing gated
- One location
- Up to 5 assets · 100 bookings a month*
- Guest checkout and email confirmations
- Your page at yourname.ezerve.com
Pro
$29
per month
for a team that lives by the day view.
- Everything in Starter
- Up to 25 assets · 1,000 bookings a month*
- Staff roles with scoped access
- Your own Stripe account for payments
- API tokens and MCP access
Scale
$79
per month
for multi-location operations.
- Everything in Pro
- Multiple locations
- Up to 100 assets · 5,000 bookings a month*
- Priority support
- Single sign-on and audit export
*past the included volume, the flat per-booking meter applies — on your invoice, never your customers'.
The per-booking meter, explained honestly.
Past your plan's included bookings, ezerve charges a flat fee per completed booking. We'd rather explain it plainly than hide it in a footnote.
It's flat, and it's on your invoice
The same few cents whether the booking was a $20 nail appointment or a $500 consultation — added to your ezerve subscription invoice, exactly like your plan fee. It's platform billing, not a payment fee.
It's never a cut of customer money
Your customers pay you directly, in full, on your own Stripe account. The meter is never a percentage of a payment and never deducted from one — that's a published never-list item, enforced by automated checks in the code, not a pricing-page promise.
You can audit it to the row
A billable booking has one published definition — a reservation that ran to completion; cancellations don't count — and the query that bills you matches it word for word. Your admin lists the exact reservations behind every invoice number.
It never blocks a booking
Passing your plan's volume doesn't stop customers from booking. The meter counts; it doesn't gate.
The long version lives in the help corpus: what is the per-booking meter and how is it billed?
They skim every transaction. We don't.
Most booking tools make their money on a slice of yours — a percentage of each payment, or a fee on every cover, seat, or stay. ezerve makes its money one way: a flat subscription you can read above.
| Tool | How they typically bill | What ezerve does |
|---|---|---|
| Square | A percentage of every payment that runs through it — taken as the money passes. | Zero cut of a payment. Cards land on your own Stripe account; you keep the whole sale. |
| Mindbody | Subscription tiers layered on top of processing fees on what you sell. | One flat subscription you can read above. No per-booking fee, ever. |
| OpenTable | A fee per seated cover, plus a monthly fee — you pay for guests who walk in. | Zero per-cover fee. A flat monthly price no matter how full the room gets. |
| VRBO / Airbnb | A host fee and a guest service fee skimmed off every stay. | Neither. Direct bookings on your own page — no host fee, no guest fee. |
Other tools' pricing is described in general terms and changes over time — check their current pricing for exact figures. The point that doesn't change: they take a slice of each transaction, and ezerve never takes a percentage of what your customers pay you.
The questions owners actually ask.
- Does ezerve take a percentage of my payments?
- No — never. Your customers pay you directly on your own Stripe account; the sale is yours and ezerve never holds or routes your money. The only thing ezerve ever bills you is your subscription invoice: your plan, plus the flat per-booking meter where it applies.
- What happens when I pass my plan's included bookings?
- The per-booking meter kicks in: a flat fee per completed booking, added to your ezerve invoice. It never blocks a customer from booking and it's never a percentage of what they paid. The exact fee is published right here on this page.
- Do my customers ever pay a booking fee?
- No. Your customer pays the price you set — full stop. There's no fee added at checkout and nothing skimmed from what they pay you. ezerve's revenue comes from your subscription, and selling customer data is on our published never-list.
- Is this final pricing?
- Simple, published pricing: subscription tiers plus a flat per-booking meter on your own invoice. No percentage of what your customers pay, no surprises — the price you read is the price you get.