Wellbey.

Wellbey was a beauty and wellbeing discovery and booking marketplace founded in 2017. It brought spas, salons and other wellbeing businesses into a consumer experience for browsing services, reading reviews and making a booking. This case study describes the historical venture.

The starting problem was inconvenient consumer discovery. People needed an easier way to find wellbeing establishments, understand their services and read reviews before deciding where to book. Wellbey connected that discovery journey with booking.

People could explore wellbeing businesses, browse the services on offer and read reviews, then make a booking. The aim was to keep the steps from finding a suitable establishment to booking a service within one platform.

No. The venture covered a wider beauty and wellbeing market, including gyms and yoga studios as well as spas and salons. The shared idea was to help people discover an establishment and book a service.

Alongside the consumer discovery and booking experience, Wellbey included business-side tools for managing customers and appointments. Those are the administration capabilities documented in this case study.

We can use this experience to shape a custom platform around your business. A new build could bring your service information and booking journey together, with the administration tools your team needs. Its scope would be agreed with you; it would not be a copy of Wellbey or a fixed feature package.

Potentially. For a new project, we would first check which systems you use, what supported connections they offer and what information can be shared. Any integration would depend on that review; this is not a claim that Wellbey supported those connections.

That depends on who you want to serve. A marketplace helps people discover and compare multiple businesses; your own booking platform can focus on your brand, services and customer journey. We would help you choose a useful first scope for your business.