Termeva or Reservio: which fits a small studio
Reservio is the established booking system in Czechia, it has been around for years and a lot of studios run on it. This page is written by the people building a competitor, so read it as one side of the argument and check the other side too.
Where the two differ
| Termeva | Reservio | |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | A website with booking built in | A booking system you add to an existing site |
| Who it is built for | Studios that do not have a proper website yet | Studios already sorted for a web presence |
| Languages | Booking page in 12 languages, up to 5 per studio | Localised interface, fewer languages for clients |
| Your own site | Included in every plan | Booking page and widget |
| Commission on bookings | None | None |
When Reservio is the better answer
- You already have a website you like and only need a booking widget inside it.
- You want a system that has been running for years with a long track record.
- You need features we have not built yet, such as group classes or packages.
When Termeva makes more sense
- You have no website and taking bookings through direct messages is starting to cost you.
- Your clients speak different languages and the booking page should too.
- You want deposits on the appointments that are worth protecting.
Both charge a flat fee rather than a share of your revenue, which is the important thing they have in common and the reason neither is in the same category as a marketplace. The real question is whether you need a website with booking in it, or booking added to a website you already have.
Competitor details checked on 2026-09-13. Their terms change, so check the current ones before deciding.