
Booking & Appointments
Amelia vs LatePoint
Both start at one site, with calendar sync and online payments. Amelia also manages events, LatePoint puts every feature into every tier.
- Amelia
- $249 one-time
- LatePoint
- $199 one-time
by LatePoint LLC
Appointment booking with calendar sync, reminders, online payments and dashboards for staff.
1 site per license
25 months to pay for itself vs. the annual plan
$296 saved over five years
−20% off the regular $24920% off the regular $249
$199one-time
Regular price $249−20%(20% off the regular price)
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Compared with the $99/year plan, it pays for itself after 25 months and saves $296 over five years.
| Period | Annual plan, total | Lifetime | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $99 | $199 | Lifetime costs $100 more |
| Year 2 | $198 | $199 | Lifetime costs $1 more |
| Year 3 | $297 | $199 | You save $98 |
| Year 4 | $396 | $199 | You save $197 |
| Year 5 | $495 | $199 | You save $296 |
LatePoint costs $199 once for 1 site. The annual plan costs $99 a year, so the lifetime license pays for itself after 25 months. Over five years you save $296 compared with renewing every year.
Yes, if you take appointments on your WordPress site and plan to do that for several years. The LatePoint lifetime deal fits service businesses such as salons, practices, studios and consultants whose booking form runs every day, because a booking tool rarely gets replaced once customers and staff rely on it. Updates and support stay included for life.
It pays off most for service businesses with staff, because every paid plan includes the full feature set: agent dashboards, calendar sync, video meetings, reminders, online payments, group bookings and coupons. Agencies should compare the tiers: 1 site for $199, 5 sites for $399, 100 sites for $599. The vendor labels the lifetime plans a limited offer without naming an end date, so check the pricing page before you plan around it.
The free version on wordpress.org gives you the booking form and lets you test the booking flow on your own site. For a single person with a simple schedule that can be a good start.
The paid plans add what growing service businesses need: dashboards for agents and a customer area, sync with Google, Outlook and Apple calendars, Zoom and Google Meet links per appointment, reminders by email, SMS and WhatsApp, payments through Stripe, PayPal, Square and other processors, group bookings, bundles, coupons and service extras.
Booking tools are often billed per month or per year, and the cost keeps running as long as customers book. LatePoint LLC also sells lifetime plans on its own site, with updates and support for life and a refund window of 14 days.
All tiers include every feature, so you only choose the number of sites. You can embed the booking form with blocks, Elementor, Bricks or a shortcode, so it fits most page builders.
You install the plugin, activate your license and set up services, staff and working hours. Then you connect calendars and a payment processor and place the booking form on a page. The wide range of settings takes some time, so plan an afternoon for the first setup and a few test bookings.
LatePoint handles appointment booking for service businesses, from the booking form to payment and reminders.
Staff get their own dashboard, customers a personal area to review or cancel bookings. Every paid plan includes the full feature set; the plans differ only in the number of sites.
License: One-time payment for 1 site with lifetime updates and support; tiers for 5 and 100 sites are also available.
| Sites | Lifetime price | Regular price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 site | $199 | $249 |
| 5 sites | $399 | $599 |
| 100 sites | $599 | $1,299 |
Taken from the vendor’s pricing page, like the price above.
Figures from the public plugin directory, checked on Oct 4, 2026. wordpress.org listing(opens in a new tab)
| Checked on | Lifetime price | Regular price |
|---|---|---|
| current | $199 | $249 |
We note every change to the lifetime price we find on the vendor’s page. The history starts with our first check.
Yes. LatePoint LLC sells LatePoint with a lifetime license for $199 one-time (sold via: Official website). We last checked the price on the vendor’s site on Oct 4, 2026.
One-time payment for 1 site with lifetime updates and support; tiers for 5 and 100 sites are also available.
The lifetime license covers one site.
Compared with the $99/year plan, it pays for itself after 25 months and saves $296 over five years.
Updates: For life. Support: For life. Both according to the vendor’s pricing page.
Yes. The vendor offers a 14 day money back guarantee on the lifetime license.
The lifetime license comes in these tiers: 1 site for $199, 5 sites for $399, 100 sites for $599.
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