See how New Zealand service businesses compare Halaxy with BookAndGo
“Halaxy is 'free' practice-management software that earns its money on fees: per payment processed, per SMS sent, and paid feature add-ons. For a clinical allied-health practice, that can work. But if you want simple online booking, reminders, marketing and invoices on a flat, predictable price with no per-use fees, BookAndGo is the cleaner fit.”
A side-by-side look at what you get with each platform.
Halaxy's facts are from its own website: halaxy.com/pricing (read 29 October 2026).
Halaxy is a widely-used practice-management platform for allied health, popular partly because the core software is free. It handles clinical records and appointments. The trade-off is a fee-on-usage model: you pay per payment processed, per SMS sent, and for various premium features. For a clinical practice it is a reasonable deal; for a booking-first business, the per-use fees and clinical depth can be more than you need.
BookAndGo is a single flat monthly price from free to NZ$129/mo. Halaxy's software is free but bills you per payment and per SMS, so the real cost moves with your volume. A price you can forecast beats a 'free' plan that nickel-and-dimes the busy months.
Clients book on your page through an AI web chat. It fills the diary automatically, day and night, without you lifting a finger.
Email campaigns, loyalty, review requests and rebooking nudges are all included. And honestly: if you rely on clinical records, keep Halaxy for that, or pair the two. BookAndGo is for the booking and marketing side.
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Halaxy charges per payment, per SMS and for premium features; BookAndGo is one flat fee
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