Practice Management Software

Boulevard vs Mangomint

Boulevard and Mangomint are two of the most polished practice-management platforms a med spa can buy, and they score evenly in our review (both 4.3 overall). But they win for different reasons. Boulevard is the premium client-experience play: an on-brand booking journey, smooth checkout, and a luxury front-of-house feel, priced accordingly at $$$ per location. Mangomint is the modern automation-and-value play: a famously clean interface, time-saving workflows like Express Booking and the Virtual Waiting Room, and transparent published pricing at the $$ level.

Last updated June 29, 2026 · 2 vendors compared

This comparison is researched independently. Order does not reflect paid placement.

The single most important thing to understand is that neither product is a deep clinical EMR. Both are client-experience and operations platforms first. Boulevard keeps charting intentionally light; Mangomint sells charting as a $50/mo Forms & Charting add-on rather than a ground-up aesthetics EMR. If your practice lives on detailed injectables mapping, device protocols, e-prescribing, or rigorous before-and-after photo documentation, you should expect to pair either tool with a dedicated charting system, or validate the add-on carefully during a demo.

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At-a-glance comparison

Vendor	Best for	Pricing	Free trial	Demo
Boulevard	Design-led med spas that want the most polished, on-brand client booking and checkout experience and have light clinical documentation needs.	$$$Tiered per location, billed monthly or annually: Essentials $176/mo, Premier $293/mo, Prestige $410/mo, plus a med-spa Aesthetics bundle at $421-$468/mo per location. Premium pricing at the $$$ level, and some messaging/marketing capabilities are paid add-ons, so total cost climbs with multiple locations.			Profile
Mangomint	Single- and multi-location med spas that want a modern, automation-first platform with strong UX, transparent pricing, and moderate clinical documentation needs.	$$Transparent published tiers billed monthly: Essentials $165/mo, Standard $245/mo, Unlimited $375/mo, with no setup fees or contracts and free data import. Clinical work requires the Forms & Charting add-on at $50/mo (+$25 per additional location); Connect messaging is $75/mo and payroll $50/mo +$8/worker, so add-ons can stack up beyond the headline price.			Profile

Vendor summaries

Boulevard

Best for: Design-led med spas that want the most polished, on-brand client booking and checkout experience and have light clinical documentation needs.

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Tiered per location, billed monthly or annually: Essentials $176/mo, Premier $293/mo, Prestige $410/mo, plus a med-spa Aesthetics bundle at $421-$468/mo per location. Premium pricing at the $$$ level, and some messaging/marketing capabilities are paid add-ons, so total cost climbs with multiple locations.

Best-in-class, on-brand self-booking with precision scheduling
Integrated card processing and genuinely smooth contactless checkout
Memberships, packages, gift cards, and two-way SMS messaging
Strong onboarding and highly rated customer support

Advantages

Luxury, low-friction client experience from booking through checkout
Clean, intuitive interface that front-desk staff learn quickly
Solid front-of-house operations: scheduling, POS, and memberships
Strong reviews on third-party sites (G2 4.6, Capterra 4.5)

Limitations

Not a full clinical EMR; charting is too light for complex documentation
Back-end reporting is less deep than fast-scaling multi-location groups want
Premium price charged per location, with some features as paid add-ons

Mangomint

Best for: Single- and multi-location med spas that want a modern, automation-first platform with strong UX, transparent pricing, and moderate clinical documentation needs.

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Transparent published tiers billed monthly: Essentials $165/mo, Standard $245/mo, Unlimited $375/mo, with no setup fees or contracts and free data import. Clinical work requires the Forms & Charting add-on at $50/mo (+$25 per additional location); Connect messaging is $75/mo and payroll $50/mo +$8/worker, so add-ons can stack up beyond the headline price.

Clean, fast scheduling interface widely praised as the best in the category
Powerful automation: Express Booking, Virtual Waiting Room, and marketing flows
Integrated payments, POS, tap-to-pay, memberships, and inventory in one system
Optional Forms & Charting module for intake, consents, and treatment notes (HIPAA BAA on request)

Advantages

Best-in-class ease of use and modern, polished UX
Automation meaningfully reduces front-desk workload
Transparent published pricing with no contracts or setup fees
Outstanding third-party rating (Capterra 4.9 across 329 reviews)

Limitations

Clinical charting is a $50/mo add-on, not a native deep EMR
Add-on modules stack up, so real cost runs well above the $165 headline
Fewer enterprise/multi-location reporting features; email marketing design tools are basic

The verdict

Choose Boulevard if a premium, on-brand client experience and the smoothest possible booking-to-checkout journey are your top priorities, and your clinical documentation is light or already handled elsewhere; just budget for per-location premium pricing and pressure-test its reporting if you're scaling fast. Choose Mangomint if you want the best day-to-day ease of use, automation that quietly removes front-desk work, and transparent pricing, and you're comfortable treating clinical charting as a $50/mo add-on. For most growing med spas that value modern UX and value, Mangomint is the safer default; Boulevard is the pick when brand polish and front-of-house experience justify the premium.

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Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Boulevard or Mangomint?

Mangomint is generally the more affordable option. Its tiers run $165, $245, and $375 per month, billed transparently with no setup fees or contracts. Boulevard sits at a premium $$$ level: Essentials $176, Premier $293, Prestige $410, and an Aesthetics bundle at $421-$468, all charged per location. The gap widens for multi-location groups, though Mangomint's add-ons (Forms & Charting at $50/mo, Connect at $75/mo) can narrow it once you add modules.

Does either Boulevard or Mangomint have a real clinical EMR?

Not in the way a purpose-built aesthetics EMR does. Both are client-experience and operations platforms first. Boulevard keeps charting intentionally light. Mangomint offers an optional Forms & Charting add-on ($50/mo, +$25 per extra location) with a HIPAA BAA available on request, but it is layered onto a business-operations platform rather than built ground-up for medicine. Practices heavy on injectables mapping, device protocols, e-prescribing, or detailed before-and-after photo charting should validate the charting carefully or pair either tool with a dedicated EMR.

Which is better for multi-location med spas?

Both serve multi-location businesses, but with caveats. Boulevard is built around per-location operations and a premium brand experience, but several reviewers note its back-end reporting isn't deep enough for fast-scaling groups. Mangomint supports multiple locations (additional locations billed separately) with excellent day-to-day UX, but offers fewer enterprise-grade, cross-location reporting features. Pressure-test reporting against your own KPIs during a demo before committing either way.

Which has better reviews?

Both review well and earn the same 4.3 overall in our scoring. On third-party sites, Mangomint has the edge on raw scores with a 4.9 on Capterra across 329 reviews, while Boulevard holds 4.6 on G2 and 4.5 on Capterra. Both share an identical 4.8 ease-of-use score in our breakdown, so the decision comes down to fit rather than reputation.

Can I switch between them easily?

Migrating any practice-management platform takes planning: exporting client records, history, memberships, and gift-card balances, then rebuilding services and automations. Mangomint advertises free data import and no contracts, which lowers the friction of moving in. Boulevard offers strong onboarding support to help with the transition. Either way, plan for a parallel-run period and confirm what historical data and charting notes can be carried over before you commit.

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