Stelaah vs HoneyBook
Both help you run client work, but they are built for different stages. HoneyBook is a polished clientflow tool for solo service providers. Stelaah is a full workspace for teams, agencies, and venues that have grown past one person. Here is a fair look at where each one fits.
Choose HoneyBook if
you are a solo owner who wants the simplest path from inquiry to payment, with proposals, contracts, scheduling, and native payments in one tidy flow.
Choose Stelaah if
you run a team or a growing agency and need real projects, time, margin, vendors, and one workspace for everything, with an AI that acts across it.
What each one does for client work.
Where HoneyBook is genuinely strong.
For a solo owner, inquiry to paid is one smooth, guided path.
Polished smart files and templates, refined over years.
Take card and bank payments without wiring up a processor.
You can be live in an afternoon with no help.
Where Stelaah fits better.
Tasks, dependencies, timelines, and approvals, not just lists.
Know which work makes money while it is still open.
Seats, vendors, and roles included as you scale up.
An assistant that drafts, answers, and takes action, not just in the background.
What you will pay.
Free to start. Each paid plan is priced per workspace and includes a set number of full members, with extra members available on the Team and Business plans. Aria is included. See the pricing page for the current plans.
See plans →Roughly $29 to $109 a month on annual billing across Starter, Essentials, and Premium, more month to month, plus payment processing fees on what your clients pay. A 7 day trial, and no free plan.
HoneyBook raised prices in 2025, so confirm the current numbers at honeybook.com/pricing