Category: Client Management
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HoneyBook’s pricing page lists three plans, and the differences between them aren’t obvious until you know which features you’d actually use. Here’s what each plan costs, what it includes, and where the extra costs show up. The short answer If you only need invoices, proposals, contracts, and a client portal, Starter at $29 a month…
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Every solo consultant, coach, or service provider hits this question eventually: is it time to get a CRM, or is a spreadsheet still fine? There’s no universal answer, but there are clear signals either way. Here’s how to tell where you actually stand. This is a framework post, not a product review. Any pricing mentioned…
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If you’ve narrowed your CRM search down to two names, they’re probably these. Dubsado and HoneyBook cover the same core ground — invoicing, contracts, client portals, scheduling — but they get there in genuinely different ways. Here’s how they actually compare, beyond the feature checklist. Want a third option in the mix? Our full CRM…
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If you’re still going back and forth over email to find a meeting time, a scheduling tool pays for itself in the first week. Clients pick a slot that works, your calendar updates automatically, and no-shows drop once reminders are automated. We compared two of the most widely used options for service businesses: Calendly and…
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If you’re a solo consultant or coach, you’re probably managing clients across a mix of email threads, spreadsheets, and sticky notes. A CRM built for service businesses puts client info, proposals, contracts, invoices, and scheduling in one place. We looked at three popular options for solo service providers: HoneyBook, Dubsado, and 17hats. This post contains…
