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Boulevard alternatives for med spas

Boulevard alternatives for med spas that publish a price are Mangomint, at $120 per location plus $10 per user, and Aesthetic Record, at $15 or $19 per user plus a $399 onboarding fee. Boulevard's own med spa plan starts at $179 per month billed annually, or $199 month to month, for one location and up to three professionals, with charting and HIPAA on that card. Zenoti and PatientNow describe the same job and do not publish a software price. DaySmart Salon starts at $29 per month and lists skin clinics, and its pricing page does not mention HIPAA. This page does not pick a winner.

Last verified October 28, 2026. Start with the Boulevard listing, the Mangomint listing, and the RepeatMD listing. RepeatMD is a memberships app, not a Boulevard replacement, and its software price is Not listed.

Side by side

Boulevard and alternatives compared from each vendor pricing page on October 28, 2026
ToolPublished priceWhat that page saysCharting
Boulevard$179/mo billed annually, or $199 month to monthAesthetics Essentials is one location and up to 3 professionals. The card includes forms and charting, photo markup and sign-off, and HIPAA compliant. Premier and Prestige are fall pricing for new customers. Enterprise is a quote. The pricing page does not say the subscription is month to month. The asterisked tiers are a new-customer promotion.Included on the med spa plans.
Mangomint$120 per location + $10 per userOne plan. A solo provider is $130 before phone, marketing, or payroll. Phone is $70 per month per line. Marketing credits start at $30 per month. No contract. Cancel anytime. Onboarding and data transfer are free.Forms and charting are included. HIPAA compliance requires a signed BAA. It is not automatic.
Aesthetic Record$15 or $19 per user, plus $399 onboardingEssentials is $15 per user per month. Accelerator is $19. Both list a $399 startup and onboarding investment. Essentials lists photos, procedure charting, medical director oversight, memberships, and online booking. Accelerator names RepeatMD as an integration. The pricing introduction says you are not signing a monthly contract.Charting and high-res photos are on the Essentials card. The pricing page links to a HIPAA page and does not print a separate BAA fee.
ZenotiNot listedThe pricing page says get a quote. It describes one platform for scheduling, point of sale, marketing, and phone answering, and it does not print a monthly fee. Not listed on the pricing page. The fee is a quote.Not a price. The page does not publish a charting add-on fee either.
PatientNowNot listedThe pricing page says pricing is tailored to the practice and every plan says get a quote. Standard lists a complete EMR, online booking, a patient portal, before-and-after photos, and loyalty and memberships. Not listed. The page says there is no obligation to request a quote.Standard lists a complete EMR and before-and-after photos. No fee is attached.
DaySmart SalonFrom $29/moBasic is $29 per month for 1 user. Deluxe is $69 for 3 users. Deluxe Growth is $149. Premium is $199 for 6 users. Premium Growth says contact for pricing. The site lists skin clinics under who it serves. The pricing page does not mention HIPAA. The FAQ says a two-week free trial is available for every subscription option. It does not print a term length.Digital forms start on Deluxe. This is salon software, not an aesthetic EMR.

Questions this page can answer

What is a Boulevard alternative for a med spa?
This page does not name a winner. Boulevard's med spa plan starts at $179 per month billed annually, or $199 month to month, for one location and up to 3 professionals, with charting and HIPAA on that card. Mangomint publishes $120 per location plus $10 per user and includes forms and charting, with HIPAA only after a BAA. Aesthetic Record publishes $15 or $19 per user plus $399 onboarding and lists charting, photos, and memberships. Zenoti and PatientNow describe practice software and do not publish a software price. DaySmart Salon publishes prices from $29 per month and lists skin clinics, and its pricing page does not mention HIPAA.
Is Mangomint cheaper than Boulevard for a med spa?
It depends on headcount, and neither page names a winner. A solo provider is $130 a month on Mangomint before phone, marketing, or payroll, and $179 a month billed annually on Boulevard Aesthetics Essentials. Boulevard Essentials stops at 3 professionals. Four active Mangomint users are $160 a month before add-ons, which is $120 plus $10 times four. Mangomint does not print a four-person package. Boulevard Premier, the unlimited-professional med spa plan, is $328 a month billed annually on the current new-customer promotion, or $410 normally.
Does RepeatMD replace Boulevard?
No. RepeatMD is a branded app for rewards, memberships, and shopping, and its pricing page does not publish a software fee. Boulevard is the booking and charting system. Aesthetic Record's Accelerator plan lists RepeatMD as an integration, so some practices use a chart and RepeatMD together. See the RepeatMD alternatives page for that comparison.
When were these Boulevard alternatives checked?
Boulevard, Mangomint, Aesthetic Record, Zenoti, PatientNow, and DaySmart Salon were checked on October 28, 2026. Boulevard's Premier and Prestige numbers are a new-customer promotion. Confirm the vendor page before you buy.

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