DriveSchoolPro vs Reservio

Reservio has a permanent Free plan. Its pricing page caps it at 40 bookings per 30 days and 100 clients, which a full-time instructor teaching 25 or more lessons a week will pass within a fortnight. DriveSchoolPro is free with no booking cap until 31 March 2027 while in early access. From 1 April 2027 its permanent Free plan covers 1 instructor and up to 60 lessons a month, with every feature included; Solo is £22 a month for unlimited lessons, with no VAT charged.

Not that we could find. Reservio tracks bookings, attendance and client notes, which is what a general booking tool is built for. DriveSchoolPro tracks each pupil against the DVSA 27 driving skills in 8 categories, and pupils see their own progress in their portal.

If you only need pupils to book and pay online, with reminders, a general tool like Reservio does that well, and its free plan suits a part-time instructor. Once you're tracking pupils toward a test, sharing pupils between instructors or keeping cars compliant, a driving-specific tool saves you running a second system alongside it.

We've tried to make it one. The Reservio column only records what Reservio's own public website says, checked on 8 October 2026. Where we couldn't find a feature we say "Not listed", not "No". We don't quote Reservio's paid prices because they change, so use their own pricing page. The gaps in DriveSchoolPro are set out above. If you spot an error, email info@driveschoolpro.com and we'll correct it.

No. Keep your current diary running alongside DriveSchoolPro until you're confident everything's in. There's no big switch-over day, and it's free until 31 March 2027 with no card required.