For med spa owners & buyers
Find med spa vendors for the practice you run—and the one you’re building. Explore equipment, software, and specialist services in one place.
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AEPractice Management Software
Aesthetic Record combines aesthetic-practice EMR and business-management tools. Its published core software plans use per-user subscription pricing, with onboarding and optional modules listed separately.
Practice Management Software
AestheticsPro combines medical-spa scheduling, records, patient photos, marketing, and payments. Its pricing separates user-limited and unlimited-user editions.
BOPractice Management Software
Boulevard provides booking and operating software for salons, spas, and med spas. Plans and optional modules vary by location, staffing needs, and included communications or clinical features.
Practice Management Software
Calysta Pro EMR provides aesthetic-practice charting, scheduling, and business tools. Its current pricing page describes a zero-subscription base platform funded in part through integrated payment processing, with paid optional modules.
Practice Management Software
ClinicSoftware combines client records, booking, consent, treatment notes, packages, and business administration in a clinic/spa CRM. Buyers should validate the edition, regional terms, clinical requirements, and migration scope.
COPractice Management Software
Consentz provides business-management software for aesthetic clinics. The product pages organize its offer around practice operations, customer management, and clinic workflows.
MAPractice Management Software
Mangomint provides business-management software for salons, spas, and related practices. Its published pricing combines a location fee and user fee, with separate optional services such as phone, marketing, and payroll.
MEPractice Management Software
Meevo provides salon and spa business software and publishes medspa-specific material. A practice should compare the relevant subscription, integrations, support, and any clinical workflow requirements separately.
Practice Management Software
Moxie provides medspa software and operating support. Its material describes charting, scheduling, payments, inventory, and compliance-related functions, which should be reviewed alongside the practice’s clinical requirements.
Practice Management Software
Nextech connects aesthetic charting, practice management, CRM and TouchMD consultation tools for medspas.
OPPractice Management Software
OptiMantra provides practice-management software with medspa-specific information. Evaluation should cover scheduling, records, treatments, payments, integrations, and the implementation work required for the practice.
PAPractice Management Software
Pabau combines clinic scheduling, patient records, forms, payments, and marketing workflows. Its clinic management page describes a patient portal, room and equipment booking, before-and-after images, and controlled access to records.
PAPractice Management Software
PatientNow presents a connected med spa platform for scheduling, EMR, checkout, memberships, and marketing. Its med spa page describes treatment charting, photography, patient recall, deposits, and recurring-revenue workflows.
POPractice Management Software
Portrait combines technology, purchasing access and business support for medical-wellness operators. Its platform page describes launch assistance, marketing, medical operations and coaching, making it a broader service arrangement than a standalone scheduling application.
PRPractice Management Software
Prospyr combines booking, EMR, consent forms, photos, payments, memberships and marketing around a shared patient record. Its stated focus is self-pay aesthetic practices; the homepage explicitly distinguishes this from practices relying heavily on insurance billing.
REPractice Management Software
Remedly offers EHR, practice management, patient portal and revenue-cycle functions. Its FAQ describes modular services and a transition period that depends on the selected products and integrations; the proposed configuration matters as much as the platform name.
SYPractice Management Software
Symplast markets a mobile-first platform for aesthetic practices, combining EHR, patient communications, scheduling, payments, media, and CRM. Its public packages also distinguish software from additional consulting and growth services.
YOPractice Management Software
Yocale packages scheduling, client management, forms, payments, and business administration by location and number of bookable professionals. Its plan table makes the annual-versus-monthly difference visible, but a practice should still verify storage, messaging, and payment allowances against its usage.
Practice Management Software
Zenoti’s aesthetic-clinic offering brings clinical documentation and commercial operations into a broader spa and wellness platform. The official page describes injectable tracking, forms, consultation workflows, photo documentation, and membership and inventory functions.
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