Azura Booking review
A$29/month covers core salon operations, with web-only access and a focused integration set.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Azura Booking is appointment-management software for Australian salons, barbershops, nail studios, wellness practitioners and similar businesses. It brings online booking pages, a shared calendar, staff rosters, customer records, reminders, payment processing, point-of-sale tools, inventory tracking, analytics and multi-location management into one system. QR walk-in booking and queue management extend its coverage beyond scheduled appointments, while role-based permissions support different staff responsibilities.
The published Partner Plan costs A$29 per month, billed monthly. It includes unlimited bookings, unlimited staff members, an online booking page, calendar management, a customer database and roster management. The broader feature set adds automated SMS and email reminders, Stripe online payments, Zeller EFTPOS support, low-stock alerts, reports and exports. The flat monthly subscription also includes direct online booking without a booking commission, which suits salons that want a predictable operating cost. There is no free plan.
Azura Booking fits salons that want multi-location basics and a practical set of front-desk, staff and retail tools without choosing separate systems for each task. Its web-only platform keeps access focused, while integrations with Stripe, Zeller EFTPOS and Google Reviews cover selected payment and review workflows. Businesses needing a wider platform ecosystem, broader integration coverage or native access beyond the web should compare alternatives. For Australian shops seeking booking, scheduling, payments, inventory and customer management at one monthly price, the Partner Plan presents a focused option.
Azura Booking pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Unlimited bookings and staff on the Partner Plan
- Combines booking, POS, inventory and queue management
- Supports multi-location management and role-based permissions
- Where it doesn't
- Available through the web only
- Three listed integrations limit ecosystem breadth
- No free plan is available
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