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Switch from Booksy to Bloomber (Business Owner)

Last reviewed 2026-07-06

What this guide covers

What Bloomber's team can help bring over from Booksy, what you'll set up fresh, and the honest limits of what transfers.

Before you start

  • Contact hello@bloomber.co to ask about staff-assisted help importing your Booksy client list and service catalog — this isn't a self-service feature you run yourself.
  • Know that Booksy's own export tools require you to contact their support team for a client-list CSV — check Booksy's own help center for their current process, since this has been reported to vary.
  • Booksy doesn't offer a direct export for your service catalog — plan to have your final service list, names, durations, and prices ready to share, since these typically need to be transcribed rather than exported directly.

Migration risks

  • Client notes and visit history don't transfer. Even with staff-assisted help, only your clients' name, email, and phone number can come over — not appointment history, notes, or past visit counts.
  • Provider portfolios and bios don't transfer. Each provider will need to rebuild their profile, bio, and portfolio photos in Bloomber directly.
  • Only Booksy is supported for staff-assisted import today. If you also use another platform alongside Booksy, that data needs manual entry.

Migration timeline

  • Before you switch: Reach out to hello@bloomber.co to start the client and service import conversation; set up your team and payments in parallel.
  • Switch week: Confirm your imported client list and manually-entered services look right, then go live.
  • First 30 days: Watch for any client who says their information looks off, and correct it directly — a full import review isn't something the migration can guarantee.

Steps

Phase 1: Prepare

Phase 2: Migrate

Bloomber's team imports your client names, emails, and phone numbers, and your service catalog, from the information you provide. This is staff-assisted, not something you run yourself in the product.

Phase 3: Verify

Confirm your client list looks right — check a sample of names, emails, and phone numbers. Confirm every service shows the correct name, duration, and price. See Verify your migration: post-switch checks.

Phase 4: Stabilize

Give your team and returning clients time to adjust. See Stabilize after migration: first 30 days.

What success looks like

  • Your client and service data is imported and looks correct.
  • Your team, payments, and booking policies are set up fresh in Bloomber.

Common problems

  • My imported client list is missing information — Only name, email, and phone transfer — anything else (notes, visit history) needs to be re-added manually if you want it in Bloomber.
  • A service looks wrong after import — Since services are manually provided rather than exported from Booksy, double-check the name, duration, and price against what you originally sent.
  • I'm not sure if I even qualify for staff-assisted import — Reach out to hello@bloomber.co directly to ask.

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