Export what you have.
Bookings, items and customers from your current tool, as a CSV or spreadsheet.
Your old tool← All comparisons
GoGo Engine vs
Booqable got you started. GoGo Engine takes you the rest of the way.
GoGo Engine gives you one calendar across every location, deposit holds released on a clean return, a public API with signed webhooks, and a customer portal under your business name.
Where Booqable fits
Booqable is great for…
- Shops that want Xero sync built in
- Pricing by season and weekend, with non-billable pickup days
- Selling online through an embedded website integration
Where GoGo fits
GoGo Engine is great for…
- Damage, late, fuel and cleaning charges itemized at return, with photos behind damage
- Customer texts built in
- A signature on every webhook, so your systems can trust it
- A customer portal under your business name
Side-by-side
The features that matter, scored.
| Feature | GoGo Engine | Booqable |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory across locations | Yes | Paid add-on per location |
| Deposit hold + release on return | Yes | Card hold, released by staff |
| Customer portal | Under your business name | Customer accounts |
| Public REST API + webhooks | Every webhook signed | API in beta; v4 webhooks signed, v1 not |
| Pricing rules | Length tiers, seasonal rates, promo codes | Seasonal, weekend, non-billable days |
| Built-in customer SMS | Yes | Through Zapier |
| Accounting sync | Not available | Xero; QuickBooks through Zapier |
Switching tools
Moving to GoGo Engine.
There is no self-serve import tool today, so setup happens in the dashboard. The playbook covers what to export and what to check.
Set it up in GoGo Engine.
Locations, items, rates and rules are created in the dashboard, with templates and duplicates. There is no self-serve import today.
The dashboardCheck the numbers.
Compare totals, tax and deposits on real bookings against your old tool before you go live.
Before go-liveGo live.
Point your site’s booking links at GoGo Engine and turn on your customer portal.
LiveThe playbook: what to export from your current tool, how setup works today, and what to check before you go live.
Common questions
Switching from Booqable, in detail.
How long does the migration take?+
It depends on your data. There is no self-serve import today: locations, items, rates and rules are set up in the dashboard.
Do customers see anything change?+
They may. Booking pages, the customer portal and emails carry your business name. Booking pages show a small “Powered by GoGo Engine” line, and emails are sent from GoGo Engine’s sending address.
Can we keep our Booqable contract running during the cutover?+
That is between you and Booqable. GoGo Engine does not need it closed: keeping Booqable read-only while you set up GoGo Engine lets you look up anything you need.
What about historical data?+
There is no import tool today, so past bookings are not brought over automatically. Keep an export from your old tool.
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