The Altegio alternative that builds your website, not just the widget
Altegio (alteg.io) gives you a booking form to embed in a website you already have. trimly builds your barbershop's whole website — home page, services, gallery, reviews and your own domain — with booking inside it, for €19.99/month with unlimited barbers. Altegio charges per employee, with a minimum of two, and publishes no euro pricing and does no billing in Spain.
| Feature | trimly | Altegio |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | €0–19.99/mo | Per-employee licence, min 2* |
| Commission per booking | 0% | 0% |
| Interface in Catalan, Galician and Basque | Yes | No |
| WhatsApp reminders | Yes | Yes |
| Branded booking website | Yes | Booking widget only* |
| Does it run its own marketplace? | No | No |
| Does the client need an app or an account? | No | No |
Both charge 0% commission — the difference is that trimly builds your website, the price doesn't go up per barber, and it's built for barbershops and beauty salons only, not for six sectors at once. And it's the only one with a native interface in Catalan, Galician and Basque.
* Taken from each platform's own website — the Spanish one where it exists — and quoted as they state it: excluding VAT. These change without notice, so always check the source and the date.
Altegio prices per their own website, read on August 12, 2026 from a connection in Spain.
None of the four builds your business a website: Booksy, Fresha and Treatwell give you a profile on their marketplace plus a booking widget for a site you already have, and Altegio a widget plus a booking page. With trimly the website is the product.
Booksy pushes booking into its app. Fresha and Treatwell require an account on their platform. With trimly your client books from their phone browser, with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Free for one barber · no card · 0% commission