Book & Go or MeetScarlet: two ways to get your own booking app.
For a club or salon that wants its own booking app at a price it can see before a call, MeetScarlet is the better pick: $349 a month for one location, plus $999 setup on monthly billing (free on yearly), while Book & Go prices each club by custom quote. Both publish the app under your own App Store and Google Play accounts, and MeetScarlet also covers salons, barbers, tanning and studios. We make MeetScarlet; every Book & Go fact here comes from Book & Go's own pages.
Which should you pick?
Who wrote this: the team that makes MeetScarlet. We compare from each vendor's own public pages, read on November 1, 2026, not from a hands-on test of the rival. Where a vendor does not publish something, we say so rather than guess.
Pick MeetScarlet if you want the price in writing before a call: $349 a month for one location, with setup free on yearly billing, where Book & Go quotes each club. MeetScarlet also runs salons, barbershops and tanning salons; Book & Go describes itself for sports clubs and gyms. Padel clubs get courts by the slot with peak prices, split payments, open matches by level and Americano events, all in an app under the club's own name.
Book & Go may suit you if you run a sports club and want tournaments, rankings, a coach app, a point of sale and loyalty points in one product.
Why businesses pick MeetScarlet over Book & Go
- A published price, $349 a month for one location, or $499 on MeetScarlet Pro; Book & Go sends a custom quote per club
- A setup fee you know up front, $999 on monthly billing and free on yearly; Book & Go's pricing page says a one-time setup fee applies, without a figure, while its white-label page says there are no upfront development costs
- Salons, barbershops and tanning salons as well as padel clubs, in one product; Book & Go describes itself for sports clubs and gyms
The same model, different businesses
Both are white-label apps in the strict sense: the app carries your name and icon, it is published under your own developer accounts, so the listing stays with you if you leave. Book & Go says so for its apps, and we publish MeetScarlet apps the same way; for how that works, see publishing under your own Apple account.
The difference is who each is built for and how it is priced.
| Book & Go | MeetScarlet | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | A custom quote per club, sent within 24 hours of a request | $349 a month, or $499 on MeetScarlet Pro (20 staff logins, text reminders for appointments, coming soon) |
| Setup | Its pricing page says a one-time setup fee applies; its white-label page says there are no upfront development costs | $999 on monthly billing, free on yearly |
| Built for | Padel, pickleball, tennis, fitness/gym, swimming and multi-sport clubs | Salons, barbershops, tanning, Pilates and yoga studios, gyms, padel clubs and car washes |
| Time to launch | About 4 weeks after kickoff (pricing page); under 2 weeks (white-label page) | About 4 to 6 weeks for the store apps, most of it Apple's enrollment |
| Club features | Open matches, tournaments, rankings, coach app, dynamic pricing | Open matches by level, Americano events, split payments, peak prices; no tournaments or leagues |
| Point of sale | In the back office | None |
From bookandgo.app/en/pricing and bookandgo.app/en/white-label, read November 1, 2026.
Where Book & Go may fit better
- Tournaments, rankings, and a coach app with coach scheduling
- A point of sale in the back office
- Wallet credit, vouchers and loyalty points; MeetScarlet has gift cards and store credit, but no loyalty points
- 19 payment gateways already integrated
Questions to ask on a Book & Go demo
Book & Go's public pages leave these open, so ask before you sign:
- What will it cost for my courts and locations, monthly and up front?
- Is there a setup fee, and what does it cover?
- How long from kickoff to the app being live in both stores?
- How long is the contract, and what notice do I give to cancel?
- If you leave, can you export your client list, and what comes with it?
Ask us the same questions about MeetScarlet; our prices are on the homepage.
Moving to MeetScarlet
We import your member list from a spreadsheet or CSV export, then set up your courts or services, prices and memberships as part of setup. About 4 to 6 weeks for the store apps, most of it Apple's enrollment. Your web app's link is ready during setup, and members can book there as soon as you choose your MeetScarlet plan. They keep the same account when the store apps launch.
Questions
Straight answers. Anything else, ask us on a demo.
How much does Book & Go cost? #
Book & Go prices each club by custom quote and showed no prices on its pricing page on November 1, 2026. It says it sends a written quote within 24 hours.
Is Book & Go's app published under my own name? #
Yes, by its own pages: the app is published under your club's name and developer account, and the listing stays yours if you leave. MeetScarlet also publishes under your own accounts, so the listing is yours.
Does MeetScarlet work for a padel club? #
Yes. Courts book by the slot with peak and off-peak prices, players can split the court, and members open matches by level and run Americano events. It has no tournaments or leagues.
Is this comparison independent? #
No. We make MeetScarlet, and we recommend it to clubs and salons that want their own booking app at a published price. Every Book & Go fact comes from Book & Go's own pages, dated, and we say where Book & Go may fit better.
Keep reading
- MeetScarlet vs PlaytomicMeetScarlet gives your padel club its own app at a published $349 a month, with no other clubs inside. Playtomic lists your courts in its shared player app.
- Padel and court clubsYour padel club's own booking app: court booking by the slot, split payments, open matches by level and Americano events. Published under your name.
- White-label booking appA white-label booking app puts your own name on the App Store and Google Play. MeetScarlet builds and brands yours, with booking and memberships, from $349 a month.