Trimmy review
A capable booking and payments suite for teams that need memberships and accounting connections.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Trimmy is a cloud-based POS and booking system for barbershops and salons, with plans aimed at solo professionals, growing teams, and multi-location businesses. Its core workspace brings together shareable online booking links, client profiles with visit history, preferences, formulas and notes, appointment management, team management, reminders, payments, memberships, reporting and multi-location support. It is particularly suited to businesses that want booking and customer records connected to payment and accounting services, including operators in Australia and New Zealand.
Pricing is structured across three plans. Starter costs $99 USD per month and includes unlimited staff, online booking, client management and email reminders. Professional costs $149 USD per month and adds SMS reminders, POS and payments, and memberships while retaining the Starter features. Enterprise includes unlimited staff, multiple locations, priority support and custom integrations, with pricing presented through the plan rather than a monthly amount. Trimmy also offers a 14-day free trial without requiring a credit card. The main pricing consideration is whether Professional’s added payment and membership capabilities justify the increase for a smaller shop.
Trimmy’s ecosystem is a notable strength for businesses with established payment or accounting workflows. Payment integrations include Stripe, Square, Tyro, Smartpay, Windcave and GoCardless, while accounting connections include Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks. The product therefore fits shops that need more than appointment scheduling, especially those managing memberships, automated billing or multiple locations. Its documented feature set is less suited to operators prioritizing inventory or commission workflows, or to very small businesses seeking a lower-cost entry point. Choose Trimmy for integrated booking, payments, memberships and accounting; consider another option if those specific operational needs matter more than the broader platform.
Trimmy pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Online booking, client profiles, appointments, and team management
- Membership subscriptions with auto-billing and payment processing integrations
- Integrations with Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, Stripe, and Square
- Where it doesn't
- Starter does not include SMS reminders, POS, payments, or memberships
- The $99 monthly starting price is high for smaller shops
- Inventory and commission workflows are outside the documented feature set
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