Switching · BLAB, formerly Book Like a Boss
Leaving Book Like a Boss (BLAB): what comes across and what stays behind
BLAB, which was Book Like a Boss, turns a booking page into a sales page and takes no cut of your sales. WorkWith adds what it doesn’t have: an agreement the client accepts before paying, invoices, files delivered from your page, and a page each client comes back to. It drops PayPal, coupons and text reminders.
Read on October 11, 2026 from BLAB’s own pages, listed at the foot of this one.
Features, plans and prices change often, and this page can fall behind them. Check BLAB’s own site, and ours, before you decide. Where we couldn’t find something, we say so rather than guess.
Side by side
| BLAB | WorkWith | |
|---|---|---|
| Price for one person | Freelancer plans from $10 a month; taking payment for bookings starts on Cappuccino at $20 a month; no cut of sales | $29 a month or $290 a year, plus 0.75% on card payments and Stripe’s own fee |
| Payment at booking | Yes, on Cappuccino and Latte, through Stripe, PayPal, Square and others | Yes, on every offering |
| Packages of sessions | Yes, as session packs | Yes, used from the client’s own page, with a use-by date |
| Monthly subscriptions | Yes, memberships on Cappuccino and Latte, not by PayPal | Yes, and the client can pause a month or stop from their page |
| Terms accepted before paying | No built-in step; a terms page can be linked from the booking form | Yes: the client types their name to accept before paying, and the words and time are kept |
| Invoices after the work | We couldn’t find client invoicing in BLAB’s help center | Yes, chased by themselves after the days you set |
| Selling a file | Yes, by redirecting to a link you host elsewhere | Yes, delivered once paid, from the client’s page |
| Group sessions | Yes, group bookings; events and classes on Cappuccino and Latte | Yes: group sessions with seats, and courses on set dates |
| Text reminders | Yes | No. Reminders go by email, the day before |
| Your own domain | Yes, on Mocha and Latte | Yes |
| Exporting your data | A client and booking list, by its homepage | Yes: everything as a zip of CSV files, at any time |
| Coupon codes | Yes, with limits and expiry dates | None |
| Payment processors | Stripe, PayPal, Square, Authorize.net, Clover | Card, through your own Stripe account. No PayPal |
What comes across
- Your services and session packs, as offerings with prices. A client uses a package from their own page.
- Your client list. Send us the export and we add it by hand, and show you before it goes live.
- Card payments, through your own Stripe account.
- Your booking page’s link, redirected to your page.
What stays behind
- PayPal, Square and the other processors. Clients pay by card here.
- Coupons and discount codes. There aren’t any here.
- Text reminders. Reminders here go by email, the day before.
- The sales-page design: gallery, video, testimonials laid out your way. A WorkWith page has a fixed order.
- Session packs and memberships clients already bought there. Let them be used up there.
Stay on BLAB if
- Your clients pay by PayPal or another processor besides cards.
- Coupons are how you sell.
- Your clients rely on text reminders.
- Your booking page is your website, and its design matters more than what happens after the booking.
Moving, without a dead link
Run both for a month. New bookings come here; anything already booked or paid for on BLAB finishes there. The four steps are on the switching page.
The four steps →Sources, read October 11, 2026: BLAB freelancer pricing; BLAB features; BLAB help: session packs; BLAB help: memberships; BLAB help: text pages; BLAB help: sharing a digital product; BLAB help: payment processors. BLAB is a trademark of its owner, who has no part in this page.