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Acuity Scheduling Review
Appointment scheduling with intake forms and payments (by Squarespace).
Our verdict
Acuity, owned by Squarespace, goes a step beyond simple booking links with client intake forms and payment collection at booking — features service providers like therapists and photographers actually need. There's no free plan, but $16/mo on annual billing is reasonable for what's included. If you just need a scheduling link, Calendly's free tier may be enough instead.
Best for Appointment-based service providers who need intake forms and payments built into booking
Key features
- Online booking
- Intake forms
- Payments
- Packages
- Reminders
Pros
- Flexible scheduling rules
- Good for service businesses
- Intake forms
Cons
- No free plan
- Branding limited on lower tiers
Best for these industries
Frequently asked questions
Does Acuity Scheduling have a free plan?
No — Acuity starts at $16/mo on annual billing with no free tier. If cost is the priority, Calendly and Square Appointments both offer free plans, though without Acuity's intake forms.
Is Acuity good for therapists?
Yes — Acuity is a popular choice for therapists because client intake forms and payment collection are built into the booking flow, reducing paperwork before sessions. It's also widely used by salons, photographers, and tutors.
Who owns Acuity Scheduling?
Acuity is owned by Squarespace, which acquired it in 2019. It integrates naturally with Squarespace websites but works fine as a standalone scheduling tool too.