Checked Sep 26, 2026

How much does HoneyBook cost?

Published plans run $29–$109 per month. The lowest rate requires annual billing. AI-powered client relationship software for creatives, consultants, marketers and event professionals: proposals, contracts, invoices, payments, scheduling.

Prices are as published by HoneyBook on Sep 26, 2026. Check the linked source before buying.

Starting plan$29/moBilled yearly
WebsiteNot offeredNo website builder; lead forms, client portal and custom subdomain links only
Price scales withflat per company; team-member cap and lead-form cap by tier

Published rates

Plans and add-ons

Plans

PlanPriceBilling
Starter1 user; up to 2 live lead forms; scheduler 1 session; 'Powered by HoneyBook' label shown. $36/mo billed monthly (price in page script)$29/moYearly
Essentialsup to 2 team members, 10 lead forms, automations, removes HoneyBook label. $59/mo billed monthly; page shows $59 struck to $49 as '25% off'$49/moYearly
Premiumunlimited team members, multiple companies, unlimited lead forms. $129/mo billed monthly$109/moYearly

Add-ons

Add-onPrice
Instant deposit1% of the amount, pending eligibilityNot published

Pricing source: honeybook.com ↗, checked Sep 26, 2026.

Beyond the plan price

Terms worth checking

Setup
$0 · Free file setup: HoneyBook converts existing documents into templates
Contract & cancellation
monthly or annual · Renewal: yes, continuous until cancelled · cancel any time in company settings; 60-day money-back guarantee
Payments
cards from 2.7% + 10c (comparison table says 'starting at 2.9% + 25c'); ACH 1.5% · Invoices are paid through HoneyBook Payments; terms let HoneyBook hold a reserve from payouts and change the underlying processor
Data export
unknown · Not stated on pricing page or terms

Source notes

What the headline misses

Each point is tied to a dated statement on HoneyBook's site. Open the source to read the full context.

  1. The headline $29/mo Starter price is the annual-billed rate; the page script sets monthly billing at $36, $59 and $129 for the three tiers.
    “$ 29 /month (billed yearly) Starter”
    honeybook.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  2. On Starter, emails, forms and the client portal carry a 'Powered by HoneyBook' label; removing it requires Essentials ($49/mo annual).
    “Remove "Powered by HoneyBook" Hide this label on your emails, forms, and client portal.”
    honeybook.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  3. Starter allows 2 live lead forms; Essentials 10; unlimited requires Premium.
    “Up to 2 live lead forms”
    honeybook.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  4. The same pricing page gives two card rates: the plan table says fees start at 2.9% + 25c, the fee section says 2.7% + 10c.
    “Fees starting at 2.9% + 25¢”
    honeybook.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  5. Faster payout of client payments costs 1% of the amount.
    “Instant deposit* Access funds faster for a 1% fee.”
    honeybook.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  6. ACH bank-transfer payments are charged a percentage (1.5%), not a flat fee.
    “Bank transfer fees are 1.5%”
    honeybook.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  7. The terms allow automatic fee increases during a subscription term.
    “your subscription plan may be subject to fee adjustments, including automatic fee increases, during your subscription term”
    honeybook.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  8. HoneyBook may hold back part of client payments in a reserve whose size it sets.
    “The Reserve will be in an amount determined by us in our sole discretion”
    honeybook.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗

Who it sells to

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