Vagaro Announces Acquisition of Booking Software Schedulicity

01/14/2025

Beauty entrepreneur business management software Vagaro, announced they have acquired beauty, hair, and wellness industries scheduling software, Schedulicity. Effective immediately, the two platforms will unify to enable industry professionals to operate more efficiently by utilizing both interfaces. 

Schedulicity has helped countless consumers efficiently book millions of appointments thanks to its seamless interface, and its innovative track record has earned the company multiple awards for excellence in technology and customer service. 

Created for small businesses by Jerry Nettuno in 2010, the software started with businesses in the hair and beauty industry and has expanded to over 50 different industries including fitness, wellness, massage therapy, and more. 

“My purpose in launching Schedulicity was to create the ideal platform for businesses to thrive. I couldn’t be more pleased that they can now experience the extensive tools and support that Vagaro provides,” said Jerry Nettuno, Schedulicity Founder & CEO. 

Vagaro announced that both teams are working hard to ensure a seamless transition and that it will continue the support of all Schedulicity businesses while providing a customized onboarding process for users, giving them access to additional business tools and 24/7 support. 

“This strategic move strengthens our dedication to equipping industry service providers and business owners with simple-to-use technology that empowers them to thrive,” said Vagaro Founder & CEO, Fred Helou.

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Eileen Rodriguez

Eileen Rodriguez is an Editorial Intern for The Tease. She covers all things beauty, culture, and hair. Contact her at erodriguez@thetease.com

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