Anolla

What it is

Anolla is a booking and workflow platform for people who sell their time or their space: salons, clinics, therapy practices, coaches, fitness and photo studios and rental businesses. The company describes it as "an AI-powered, all-in-one booking and workflow platform that brings bookings, customer relationship management, automation, flexible pricing and online payments together." It is aimed at independent professionals and small studios first, and at multi-practitioner businesses that want one schedule for several kinds of service. The pages also show a second side to the product, a marketplace where clients find providers, which is covered below.

What you build and how

The basic build is a booking setup for your business. The company says it handles both hourly appointments and multi-day reservations, works on the web and in mobile apps, can be used across multiple countries and is multilingual. Its comparison page says it can model "beauty salon procedures, clinic appointments, yoga classes, personal training sessions, photo studio shoots and room rentals under one schedule", and it also names hybrid services: on-site visits, video consultations, group classes and space rental.

The free plan covers the starting kit. On the company's coaching page it consists of an online booking page for sessions, automated confirmation and reminder emails, a simple client database and a clear calendar. The page aimed at Wix users lists the same ground as booking calendars, a basic customer database, digital booking forms, email reminders and straightforward availability management. Paid plans add what the company calls unlimited automation. Concretely, the pages name multi-step workflows, follow-up sales campaigns, post-appointment surveys, advanced follow-up email sequences, program-specific notifications and no-show prevention workflows. They also name advanced integrations for payments, marketing and accounting, customer loyalty and gift card features, and detailed reporting.

The AI layer does most of the differentiating. According to the company, the platform uses AI-driven automation to fill calendar gaps, balance practitioner loads and recommend optimal durations. Demand-based pricing adjusts fees for peak hours, seasonality and add-on services. A built-in AI assistant manages bookings and cancellations, schedules stylists, therapists and trainers, shares booths and rooms, and coordinates messages by email and SMS. For businesses that run waitlists, reminders and cancellations by hand, the company says these are automated. It also claims average time savings of 8 to 10 hours per specialist per week, which is a vendor figure from its own comparison page and not an independent measurement.

Online payment is part of the booking flow. The coaching page says a booking with integrated online payment can be confirmed only after the full fee is paid, which suits sessions that need a prepayment, and it names a built-in Stripe integration for collecting fees. The Wix page adds PayPal and a local payment provider, Google Calendar and iCal sync, event tracking through Google Tag Manager and Meta Pixel, API and Zapier integrations, a POS module and QR check-in, and the coaching page mentions linking sessions to Zoom or Google Meet and connecting booking forms to Google Analytics. The homepage describes Anolla as a modular platform where you can "Activate over 20 ready-to-use modules instantly," one of which turns your own website into a booking and sales platform.

Publishing is flexible. For Wix site owners the company says its progressive web app (PWA) embeds into a Wix site "with a single line of code" and runs in the browser, so customers need no app store download. Separately, iOS and Android apps exist for the business side. The home page says the app brings 100% of the web functionality to your phone, with push notifications, while the coaching and Wix pages publish a more specific figure of 99% core feature coverage in the mobile apps. That 99% is the share of core booking features the apps support, according to the metrics block on those pages, while the coaching page's own app section repeats the 100% claim.

Anolla also runs a marketplace. Clients can describe needs, budget and deadlines in a form, attach documents or images and receive several offers directly from providers, or browse real-time availability and book with one click. AI matches clients and providers, which the company says reduces search time by up to 70%, and it ranks active providers higher in search results. Providers can set their own booking conditions, prices and time constraints, and "Boost" services and customer reviews raise visibility. The home page says the interface, notifications and AI support can be localized into 25+ languages.

What the pages state about plans and claims

The coaching page lists the free plan at 0€ ("Create Free Account"), and the homepage says providers can use the core software with "no sign-up or monthly fees." Paid plans are described on the Wix page: the Plus package's monthly fee "is based on the price list and the number of bookable specialists, treatment and training rooms," and pay-as-you-go billing covers add-ons and transaction volume, so SMS reminders, deposits or a multi-location calendar cost money only when used. A 30-day trial gives access to full functionality, with no credit card required to start. On the marketplace side, the FAQ says using the platform is free for clients, with no hidden fees on requests, offers and bookings, and that joining is free for service providers, with a fee applying only after the job is confirmed. Boost is a paid add-on that pushes a client's request to nearby providers, which the company says helps achieve up to 3x faster results.

The company publishes a set of self-measured figures, each with a source line and a last-updated date of 31.07.2026. These include an overall in-app user rating of 4.8/5, based on workflow feedback, support conversations and feedback analytics, and a measured platform uptime of 99.96%, calculated from service monitoring data. On support, the pages say AI support is available 24/7, that 79.3% of support conversations are resolved by the AI assistant without an agent, and that 52.4% of AI-generated support responses needed no edits from the technical support team. These are Anolla's own numbers from its own data, so read them as claims. The home page also states that customer satisfaction rises by up to 35%, again a company figure.

Who it suits

Anolla fits a solo practitioner or a small studio that wants one tool for the booking page, client records, reminders and payments, and would like AI to handle scheduling gaps and pricing by time of day. It fits a multi-practitioner salon or clinic that shares rooms and booths between staff. Coaches and therapists can use the follow-up sequences and post-appointment surveys. A provider who wants new clients, not just a place to manage existing ones, gets the marketplace as an extra channel. Because the pages mention multiple countries and 25+ languages, businesses with international customers are an explicit target.

The caveats are about evidence and ecosystem. Almost every performance number on the pages comes from the company itself. The automation that matters most, the multi-step workflows and sales campaigns, sits behind the paid tiers, whose monthly fee scales with your bookable specialists and rooms. The company's own Wix page also concedes that its third-party ecosystem "is still in a growth phase," with fewer prebuilt integrations than long-standing platforms, although the main calendar and accounting interfaces are available.