Solaryx compared to other salon software
Most salon software was written for hairdressers, then stretched to fit everything else. Solaryx was written for Belgian tanning salons, and it drives the beds. Here is the honest comparison.
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The tools Belgian salons ask us about most often.
How we compare
A comparison written by a vendor is worth exactly as much as its method, so here is ours.
The same criteria for everyone
Every head-to-head runs the same eighteen criteria, in the same order. No cherry-picked list built to make one product look good.
Public information, with a date
We compare on what each vendor publishes about its own product, and every table says when it was last checked.
We say where they are better
Each page says what the other product does better, and one criterion in the table is a plain no for us. If a competitor fits you better, you should know it here rather than after signing.
Where Solaryx is the better choice
Four things a salon software written for hairdressers cannot do for a solarium.
The beds are part of the software
Relay boxes start each bed, run exactly the time that was sold, then ventilate. Nobody watches a clock, and no free minutes are given away.
Belgian compliance is built in, not a checklist
Phototype assessment, signed declaration, minimum interval and eID reading all happen at the counter, automatically. When the rules change, the change reaches you through the included updates.
One system instead of three
Booking, point of sale, stock, loyalty, planning and reporting run in one tool, on one customer file. Nothing to reconcile at closing between an agenda, a till and a spreadsheet.
A Belgian price from a Belgian team
A fixed subscription per salon, no commission on your bookings. Invoicing, VAT and exports follow Belgian rules, and support answers in French, Dutch, German or English.
Compare with something else
Or let us run the comparison on your own numbers: your beds, your sites, your current tools.