13:02 12 September 2026
Booksy announces layoffs for 20% of employees
Booksy will cut about 20% of its workforce, or roughly 200 jobs across all markets, as the Polish technology company accelerates its shift toward an AI-first operating model. CEO and co-founder Stefan Batory said AI tools are changing how the company works and allowing it to simplify its organizational structure. Founded in 2014, Booksy operates in dozens of countries and serves about 350,000 customers, with the US and Europe among its key markets. The platform was established in 2014 and allows you to book appointments with hairdressers, beauticians, physiotherapists and other specialists.
The company has raised 120 mln USD from investors and has recently prioritized profitability alongside renewed growth. Booksy aims to expand mainly in existing markets while maintaining organic growth of around 40 to 50% annually.
(pb.pl)
