QLess Review - why 4.2 stars?

QLess is an appointment scheduling app that allows businesses to practice social distancing without compromising their services to customers. The software brings efficiency into customers experience by eliminating lines, speeding up transactions, and emptying lobbies. Its interactive appointments and digital queuing system can help give customers flexibility and avoid waiting room congestion. Given this, customers will be able to get information on their wait time and arrival via SMS or on the app.

Some key features on QLess are queue management, tracking & reporting, customer feedback, and dashboards. The software company, QLess Inc, is an information technology and services company with a workforce of over 70 employees. The company is headquartered in Pasadena, California, United States. Among their awards is an Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties.

The rating of QLess is 4.2 stars out of 5 and the total score is 89 out of 100. The rating score is based on our unbiased data-based algo. Learn more - rating methodology page.

The typical customers include the following business size: Small, medium and large size businesses.

Yes, QLess makes it fairly easy to use. This product is user friendly and intuitive.

No, the software in not cloud based so you would need to install it locally and connect it directly to a server.

Yes, you can access QLess on your mobile/smart phone.

QLess is ranked 2 out of 57 software in their category (Appointment Scheduling systems).

QLess is an online appointment scheduling solution, and its top alternatives in this category include Acuity Scheduling, Calendly, YouCanBook.me, and Doodle. In the categories listed below, QLess is compared to its leading competitors:

• Cloud/On-premise: QLess is a fully cloud-based appointment scheduling solution with a mobile app version. In comparison, all top alternatives of QLess are fully web-based software solutions.
• Cost: QLess pricing is not disclosed, and no free trial or version is available. Doodle pricing starts at $6.95 per user per month, Acuity Scheduling pricing starts at $14 per month, Calendly pricing starts at $8 per seat per month, and YouCanBook.me pricing is fixed at $9 per calendar per month. All pricing plans are billed annually, and all top alternatives of QLess offer free trials. Also, YouCanBook.me, Doodle, and Calendly have free forever plans.
• Customers/Industries: QLess provides appointment scheduling solutions to businesses of all sizes across several industry verticals like education, logistics, government, retail, healthcare, and event planning. In comparison, all top QLess alternatives target similar customers and industries. Additionally, Calendly targets clients in sales and recruiting, Doodle targets freelancers and nonprofits, and Acuity Scheduling targets the beauty & wellness industry.
• Functionality: QLess offers several features including dashboard, calendar, remote join, and bi-directional communication. Compared to its top alternatives, QLess does not have any tool that supports website embedding like Calendly and YouCanBook.me and a payments integration like Acuity Scheduling.
• Popularity: QLess has helped over 100 million people book appointments, and serves over 1,000 locations globally. In comparison, Acuity Scheduling supports over 100,000 businesses, Calendly has over 10 million users globally, over 70,000 businesses use Doodle, and YouCanBook.me has handled over 80 million bookings all time.
• Scalability: QLess is a highly scalable appointment scheduling platform that can handle small and large booking operations. In comparison, all the leading alternatives of QLess are equally scalable software solutions.
• Support: Users of QLess can access support through the following channels: a live chat representative, FAQs, and a knowledge base. Compared to its top alternatives, QLess does not offer email support which is available on all its top alternatives. Acuity Scheduling and Calendly offer support via community forums unavailable on QLess.

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