Boulevard vs. Mangomint: Which Booking & POS Platform Fits Your Med Spa?
Both cover booking and POS for appearance-based businesses. The $50/mo gap is the least important number — team size and one specific integration decide it.
Boulevard $350/mo vs. Mangomint $300/mo — the real decision is RepeatMD, not the sticker price
Pricing and integration data for medical spa booking and point-of-sale platforms.
Boulevard and Mangomint cover almost identical ground — online booking, calendar, and point-of-sale for a spa where a treatment room, not a retail counter, is the real unit of revenue. Both replace paper appointment books and phone-only booking equally well. The $50/mo gap between them is small enough that it's the wrong thing to lead with; team size and one specific integration decide this far more than price does.
Mangomint: $300/mo — built for 2-40 employees
Mangomint is the lower minimum-size option: it's built to work for a practice as small as 2 employees, which fits a solo-injector or two-provider spa that's just opened. It integrates with Aesthetic Record and QuickBooks Online, covering charting and accounting sync out of the box. The failure mode here is growth: Mangomint tops out at 40 employees, so a spa that's scaling toward multiple locations or a large provider roster will eventually need to migrate off it — worth knowing before you build three years of client history on a platform with a ceiling.
Boulevard: $350/mo — built for 3-50 employees
Boulevard requires a slightly larger practice to start (3 employees minimum) but scales further (50 vs. 40) and is the only one of the two that connects natively to RepeatMD, the membership and prepaid-package platform most profitable med spas eventually run. If membership tiers or package prepay are part of your revenue model — or will be within a year — that single integration is worth more than the $50/mo you'd save with Mangomint.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Boulevard | Mangomint |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $350 | $300 |
| Team size range | 3-50 employees | 2-40 employees |
| Online booking & calendar | ||
| Integrated POS | ||
| Aesthetic Record integration | ||
| Native RepeatMD integration |
The Boulevard-vs-Mangomint call weighs team size and one integration, not raw feature count.
Running Mangomint and buying RepeatMD anyway is a real pattern — the membership platform still works, but package redemptions and client records have to be bridged manually instead of syncing, which quietly becomes the front desk's job every day.
The actual decision rule
Where the practice is headed matters more than the $50/mo difference today.
- Solo or two-provider spa just opening, no membership program planned yet: Mangomint's lower minimum size and lower price fit best.
- Running or planning a membership/package program on RepeatMD: Boulevard's native integration is worth the $50/mo premium on its own.
- Expecting to cross 40 employees or add a second location within a couple of years: start on Boulevard to avoid a mid-growth migration.
- Already on Aesthetic Record for EMR: both platforms integrate with it natively, so this decision doesn't move that choice either way.
No membership program and under 40 employees for the foreseeable future: Mangomint saves $600/yr with no functional gap. Running RepeatMD, or planning to: Boulevard's native sync is worth more than the difference.
Questions to ask before picking a booking platform
- Do we run, or plan to run, a membership or prepaid-package program?
- How many employees do we expect to have in three years, not just today?
- Which platform does our EMR vendor actually list as a native integration, not just 'compatible'?
- What does migrating client and appointment history off this platform cost if we outgrow it?
Our engine ranks these purely on your team size, growth trajectory, and integration needs against the vertical data above — it has no visibility into which vendor pays the biggest affiliate bounty. Run the free audit to see which one fits your med spa, plus the rest of your stack.