BoulevardPaid
Booking, point of sale, charting, and marketing for salons, spas, and med spas, with Beau — a new AI phone receptionist priced per location.
Salon & Spa comparison
Boulevard vs Mangomint
Pricing, pros, cons, and ideal use cases — side by side.
MangomintPaid
Scheduling, POS, forms and charting, and automated client communication for salons, med spas, and wellness studios with five or more providers — no contract, published pricing.
At a glance
| Boulevard | Mangomint | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | PaidEssentials $143/mo per location (up to 5 providers); Premier $234/mo per location (unlimited providers; shown as normally $293, limited-time fall pricing for new customers); Prestige $328/mo per location (includes Forms; normally $410); Enterprise is a bespoke plan. Annual billing saves 10%. Add-ons: Forms starting $65 per month per location; QuickBooks integration $45 per month per location; ePrescribe $45 per prescriber. Beau AI receptionist $125/mo per location for 200 minutes, then $0.60 per minute. As read on the vendor's pricing and AI receptionist pages in early October 2026. | Paid$120/month per location plus $10/month per user. Add-ons: Phone $70/month per line; Marketing starting at $30/month (3,500 credits) up to $300/month (60,000 credits); Payroll $50/month plus $8 per worker. Processing 2.45% + 15¢ in person and 2.90% + 30¢ virtual. Free onboarding, free data transfer, no contracts. As read on the vendor's pricing page in early October 2026. |
| Category | Salon & Spa | Salon & Spa |
| Ideal for | Salons and spas that want an AI receptionist inside the booking systemMed spas prioritizing client experience and online booking conversionMulti-location groups that want per-location pricing and central controlOwner-operators moving off a legacy scheduler with a phone problem | Salons and spas with five or more providersMed spas and IV therapy studios that need charting and intake formsOwners who refuse a contractStudios migrating off a legacy platform with free data transfer |
Pros & cons
Boulevard
Pros
- Beau AI receptionist answers, filters spam, and sends booking links, priced per location
- Polished, modern interface with Precision Scheduling
- Offset processing-fee program (clients pay 3%, you pay 1%) and pay-per-use messaging
- Full price ladder and add-on prices published
- Scales from one location to multi-location groups
Cons
- Higher price point across all plans, per reviewers
- Contract commitment (12 months per third-party reviews)
- Forms and QuickBooks are paid add-ons
- Clinical documentation is less robust than Mangomint's
- Current prices are a limited-time offer — confirm the renewal rate
Mangomint
Pros
- No contract, free migration, and full data ownership
- Strong support ratings and forms and charting, per reviewers
- Express Booking, Automated Flows, and Campaigns for no-touch client communication
- Flat, published pricing with every add-on priced
- Lower all-in cost than Boulevard at comparable size
Cons
- No AI receptionist or LLM assistant — automation only
- Built for five-plus providers; more than a solo chair needs
- US and Canada only
- Telehealth runs through third-party integrations
- HIPAA scope not stated plainly on the pricing page — confirm in writing
Which should you choose?
Boulevard is built around salons and spas that want an ai receptionist inside the booking system; Mangomint leans more toward salons and spas with five or more providers. Shortlist the one whose strengths line up with your biggest constraint.
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