luminaith Review, Pricing & Features

Luminaith's VibeReserve is a WordPress booking plugin for salons, spas, and clinics with Stripe, PayPal, bKash & SSLCommerz payments, WhatsApp reminders, and…

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Scheduling
Pricing
Freemium annual subscription: a free-forever plan for one location, one staff member, and two services, plus paid plans from $49/year (Starter) up to $199/year (Agency) that unlock more locations, staff, and services, WhatsApp notifications, Google Calendar sync, and advanced analytics. All paid plans include a 14-day money-back guarantee.
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August 6, 2026
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Luminaith is a small WordPress plugin and theme studio based in Bangladesh that builds tools for service businesses. Its flagship product, VibeReserve, is an appointment booking plugin built for salons, spas, barbershops, and clinics. It provides a 5-step guided booking form with real-time slot availability, a customer self-service portal for looking up and rescheduling bookings, and multi-location/multi-staff support. Payments are handled through four gateways (Stripe, PayPal, SSLCommerz, and bKash), and the plugin supports partial/deposit payments, Google Calendar two-way sync, blocked dates with regional holiday presets, and automated email and WhatsApp reminders (via WATI or Twilio). VibeReserve works with the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg), Elementor, and the Classic Editor, and exposes a REST API for developers. Luminaith also lists additional WordPress products in development, including a salon theme and a privacy-focused analytics plugin.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Free tier available with no time limit, so small single-location businesses can try it at no cost
  • Supports region-specific payment gateways (bKash, SSLCommerz) alongside Stripe and PayPal, useful for South Asian and international businesses alike
  • Customer self-service portal lets clients reschedule or cancel without contacting the business directly
  • Works natively with Gutenberg, Elementor, and Classic Editor, so it fits most existing WordPress site setups

Cons

  • Free plan is limited to a single location, staff member, and two services, so it is only viable for the smallest businesses
  • As a young, small-team product, it has a shorter track record than more established WordPress booking plugins
  • Only one payment gateway can be active at a time, rather than offering multiple simultaneous options to customers at checkout
  • Requires a self-hosted WordPress site, so it isn't a fit for businesses wanting a fully hosted, no-maintenance solution

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