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Zenoti
The operating system a lot of multi-location spas and franchises run. The price is on an order form, not the website.
What it does for a med spa
Zenoti covers booking, POS, memberships, inventory, payroll, and reporting for salons, spas, and med spas, including groups with many locations. The public pricing page describes the platform and add-ons and does not list a monthly fee. Franchise terms say fees come from the order form.
Who it’s best for
A multi-location group or franchise that will sit through procurement and wants one system across sites.
Pros
- It is built for complexity: many locations, memberships, and reporting a single-spa tool struggles with.
- A public booking API exists, which matters if you later want a lead tool to book directly.
- You will not be surprised that Enterprise-style software is a quote. The site doesn't pretend otherwise.
Cons
- You cannot put a number next to Boulevard or Mangomint without a sales cycle.
- It is more system than a two-room spa usually wants to implement.
- Add-ons are extra and also not priced on the public page.
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