Last updated: November 12, 2026
Short answer: Mangomint is the better value for most single-location med spas, with strong automation and a simple published price of $120 per location plus $10 per user per month. Boulevard is the better pick for luxury med spas that want the most polished booking and checkout experience and are willing to pay more per location.
| Mangomint | Boulevard | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Automation-focused single and small multi-site med spas | Premium, booking-led med spas |
| Starting price (2026) | $120 per location plus $10 per user per month | About $176 per location per month; Aesthetics bundles higher |
| Automation | Excellent: reminders, rebooking, waitlists, forms | Strong |
| Client experience | Smooth booking | Best-in-class booking and checkout |
| Clinical charting and HIPAA | On higher plans | Via forms and charting add-ons |
| Paid add-ons | Phone, marketing, payroll | Forms, photo storage, marketing |
We compared published pricing and add-ons, booking flow, automation, memberships and packages, charting and HIPAA support, reporting and how each scales beyond one location.
Mangomint publishes the simplest pricing in the category: $120 a month per location plus $10 per user on its entry plan, with higher tiers for charting and HIPAA features and paid add-ons for phone lines, marketing and payroll. Boulevard prices per location from about $176 a month, with Aesthetics bundles and extras such as forms and photo storage raising the total. For a small team, Mangomint is usually several hundred dollars a year cheaper.
Mangomint is known for automation that removes front-desk work: smart reminders, automatic rebooking prompts, waitlists and digital forms. Boulevard also automates well but puts more emphasis on the in-person experience.
Boulevard’s booking and checkout are its signature strength and a reason high-end med spas choose it. Mangomint’s booking is clean and fast, but Boulevard offers more polish for luxury brands.
Both platforms support charting and HIPAA on the right plans or add-ons, but neither is as deep as a dedicated aesthetic EMR such as Aesthetic Record or PatientNow. Practices with heavy injectable or prescribing volume should test charting carefully.
Usually, yes, for small teams. Mangomint starts at $120 per location plus $10 per user, while Boulevard starts at about $176 per location before add-ons.
Neither is a full aesthetic EMR. Both work for injectors with the right plan, but injector-heavy clinics often pair them with or choose a dedicated EMR.
Yes. Ask Mangomint for migration help with client records, packages and memberships, and plan the move for a slower week.
See the Med Spa & Aesthetics hub, our list of the best med spa software and Boulevard vs Zenoti.