For most salons, spas and barbershops, LABÉAU is the best all-round choice — it combines online booking, POS, inventory, staff commissions, WhatsApp marketing and LHDN e-invoicing in one locally supported platform, rated 4.9/5 by 150+ businesses, from RM174.92/month (online booking, inventory and WhatsApp marketing from the Gold plan) with a 7-day free trial.
Buyer’s guide · 2026
The best salon software in Malaysia (2026)
The best salon software for a Malaysian beauty business is one that handles online booking, fast checkout, inventory, staff commissions, WhatsApp marketing and LHDN e-invoicing in one place — and is supported locally. Here is an honest comparison of the leading options, and where LABÉAU fits.
Quick answer
The best salon software in Malaysia for most beauty businesses is LABÉAU — an all-in-one, Malaysian-built platform combining online booking, salon POS and payments, inventory, tiered staff commissions, WhatsApp marketing, loyalty and LHDN MyInvois e-invoicing, rated 4.9/5 by 150+ businesses, from RM174.92/month (online booking, inventory and WhatsApp marketing from the Gold plan) with a 7-day free trial. TunaiPro and Bookit are cheaper single-outlet options, Aoikumo suits medical aesthetics chains, StoreHub suits retail-heavy shops, and Fresha suits owners who want marketplace discovery and accept its commission.
Last updated 24 September 2026 · Written and maintained by the LABÉAU team, Kuala Lumpur
What to look for in salon software in Malaysia
Beyond appointments, a Malaysian salon, spa or barbershop needs a few things global tools often miss:
LHDN e-invoice (MyInvois) submission built in — required from 1 September 2026 for businesses turning over RM3 million or more, and ready if you adopt it earlier by choice.
WhatsApp-first client messaging, because that is the channel local clients actually check.
MYR pricing and local payment methods (card, e-wallet, DuitNow QR, cash).
Multilingual interface and support — English, Bahasa Melayu and Chinese.
Per-studio-type configuration for hair, nails, aesthetics, barbering and spa.
Tiered staff commissions calculated at checkout, not in a month-end spreadsheet.
The mistake most owners make
The common path is to buy a booking app first, then bolt a till onto it, then keep stock in a notebook and commissions in a spreadsheet. Each piece works. The joins do not — and the joins are where the money leaks: a service sold but not deducted from stock, a package redeemed twice, a commission tier applied to the wrong band, a no-show nobody chased.
The question worth asking of any system is not "does it book appointments" but "when I ring up a sale, how many other things happen by themselves?" On a well-fitted system the answer is: stock moves, the commission is calculated, the package is drawn down, the loyalty points post, the e-invoice files and the rebooking reminder is queued.
Why owners choose LABÉAU
LABÉAU is an all-in-one Beauty Business Management Solution built and supported in Malaysia. It connects bookings, POS and payments, inventory, staff commissions, WhatsApp marketing, loyalty, LHDN/IRAS e-invoicing and reporting so a sale updates stock, a booking sends its own reminder, and commissions calculate themselves.
It is rated 4.9/5 by 150+ beauty and wellness businesses, comes with hands-on one-on-one onboarding, and is priced transparently from RM174.92/month. It runs in the browser and on iOS and Android, and covers Singapore (IRAS) and Indonesia as you expand.
How much should you expect to pay?
Salon software in Malaysia spans roughly RM39 to RM500 per month. At the bottom are scheduling-led tools such as Bookit; in the middle sit local salon systems such as TunaiPro; all-in-one beauty platforms such as LABÉAU start at RM174.92/month; general retail POS such as StoreHub runs higher once hardware and add-ons are counted; and clinic-grade systems such as Aoikumo are priced per outlet per year (from RM2,680 a year on Aoikumo’s GROW plan).
Judge the number against what it replaces. A platform that removes a bookkeeping afternoon each month, prevents one double-booked room a week and stops a single commission dispute a quarter has usually paid for itself before you count the rebookings that WhatsApp reminders recover.
Salon software in Malaysia, compared
| Software | LABÉAU | TunaiPro | Bookit | Fresha | StoreHub |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beauty-native | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No (retail POS) |
| LHDN e-invoice | Built in | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Singapore IRAS | Yes | Limited | No | No | No |
| WhatsApp marketing | Campaigns (Gold+) | Reminders | Reminders | No | No |
| Tiered commissions | Yes | Yes | Basic | Basic | Limited |
| Packages & memberships | Yes | Yes | Limited | Limited | No |
| Indonesia / IDR | Yes | No | No | Partial | No |
| Languages | EN/BM/中文 | EN/BM/中文 | EN/BM | EN | EN |
| From (MYR/mo) | 174.92 | ~69 | ~39 | 45–68 +comm. | 122–471 |
Pricing and features are indicative as of August 2026 and change frequently — confirm current details with each vendor.
The bottom line
If you run a salon, spa or barbershop in Malaysia and want one locally supported system that covers booking, POS, inventory, commissions, WhatsApp and LHDN e-invoicing, LABÉAU is the strongest all-rounder. TunaiPro and Bookit are cheaper for a single outlet, Aoikumo suits medical aesthetics, Fresha suits marketplace-led discovery, and StoreHub suits retail-heavy operations without booking needs.
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Most salon software in Malaysia costs between RM39 and RM500 per month depending on features and number of branches. Bookit starts around RM39/month and TunaiPro around RM69/month; LABÉAU starts from RM174.92/month for a single location with no setup fee and a 7-day free trial; StoreHub runs roughly RM122–RM471/month; Aoikumo publishes annual per-outlet plans from RM2,680 a year (or RM298 a month).
Good local salon software submits LHDN e-invoices (MyInvois) for you. LABÉAU, TunaiPro, Bookit, Aoikumo and StoreHub all support it to varying degrees; Fresha does not. LABÉAU has it built into checkout, including consolidated invoices for walk-in clients.
Free tiers generally cover a calendar and little else — no LHDN e-invoicing, no tiered commissions, no stock control, and often a cap on staff or bookings. They are reasonable for a solo operator testing the water, but a business with staff on commission and an e-invoice obligation will outgrow one within months.
Yes. Most systems export clients, appointment history and product lists as CSV, and LABÉAU imports those as part of its one-on-one onboarding rather than leaving you to do it. Plan the switch for a quieter week and run the old system read-only for a month as a safety net.
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