Boulevard vs. Zenoti
Boulevard: Polished booking and checkout with published med spa plans that include charting, photo markup and sign-off, plus e-prescribing per prescriber. Zenoti: Custom-quoted platform for multi-location and franchise groups, with cross-site reporting, lab results through Fullscript and separately priced AI agents.
Boulevard and Zenoti both sell booking, payments and marketing software to salons, spas and med spas, and both have added a clinical layer for med spas. They differ most on size and price: Boulevard publishes its med spa plans and is built around the booking and checkout experience, while Zenoti quotes every package and is strongest with multi-location and franchise groups. This page is published by Prospyr, which makes software in this category, so read the verdicts knowing that and check each claim against the sources at the bottom. The head-to-head comes first; where we think Prospyr fits better, we say so once, in its own section.
Published by Prospyr · Reviewed October 2026
The short answer
Boulevard
Choose Boulevard if you're a single location or a small group that wants a polished booking and checkout experience and a price you can see before a sales call. Its med spa Aesthetics plans run from $179 a month billed annually (one location, up to 3 professionals) to $374 per location, as of October 2026, with charting, photo markup and sign-off included, and e-prescribing at $45 per prescriber.
Zenoti
Choose Zenoti if you run several locations or a franchise and want enterprise reporting across sites, a large set of AI agents, and one vendor across salon, spa and med spa locations. Every Zenoti package is custom-priced, with a one-time setup fee per center and auto-renewing one-year terms, as of October 2026, and implementation commonly runs 4 to 12 weeks.
Prospyr
Consider Prospyr if your practice runs injectables, prescriptions, labs or good-faith exams: e-prescribing, lab ordering, Qualiphy exams, unit-level injectable inventory and AI note transcription come with booking, payments and marketing on one patient record.
How do Boulevard and Zenoti compare?
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| Criterion | Boulevard | Zenoti | Prospyr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for | Salons, spas and barbershops, extended to med spas through its Aesthetics plans | Salons, spas, med spas, fitness centers and barbershops, from single locations to enterprise franchises; best fit is 3+ staff or multiple sites | Medical aesthetic practices only |
| Published pricing | Aesthetics Essentials $179/mo billed annually (1 location, up to 3 professionals); Premier $328 and Prestige $374/mo per location (limited-time offers), as of October 2026 | Not published; Zenoti OS, AI Plus and each AI agent are custom-priced, plus a one-time setup fee per center (October 2026) | Quote-based on practice size |
| Charting | Charting, photo markup and sign-off included in the Aesthetics plans; paid add-ons on salon tiers | Procedure-specific templates for injectables, laser, weight loss and IV, with before/after photo overlay (July 2026) | Aesthetics-specific charting with image markup, included on every plan |
| E-prescribing | Added April 2026 through ScriptSure; $45 per prescriber | EPCS and non-EPCS e-prescribing for med spas | Included, via DoseSpot (ScriptSure rollout in progress) |
| Lab ordering | Not offered | Through a Fullscript partner integration, with results tracked on the medical record | Lab orders with results returned to the chart |
| Injectable tracking | Inventory tools appear built for retail product; unit-level injectable tracking not documented | By product, lot number, units and treatment area at the point of administration | Unit-level tox and filler tracking tied to the appointment |
| AI note drafting | Not offered | AI Scribe, a separately priced AI Workforce agent billed per provider each month | AI Note Transcription included |
| Multi-location | Supported, priced per location | Enterprise reporting and KPIs across sites, a core strength; setup fee charged per center | Regions, per-location rooms, devices and staff, with centrally managed services and pricing |
| Contract terms | Contract length isn't stated on the pricing page; Premier and Prestige prices are for new customers | Initial term set in the order form, then one-year auto-renewals with 60 days' notice to leave; renewal increases up to 20% unless capped | Ask for terms in writing at the demo |
| Leaving the platform | No formal offboarding procedure or fee documented | One CSV export on request within 30 days, billed on time and materials | Migration into Prospyr from either platform is handled by our onboarding team |
Where Boulevard is strong, and where it isn’t
Boulevard's booking flow and checkout are among the most polished in the category, and it publishes what many rivals hide: med spa plan prices, add-on prices and its Offset surcharging terms. Its Aesthetics plans include charting, photo markup with sign-off and HIPAA coverage, and its April 2026 ePrescribe launch through ScriptSure closed its biggest clinical gap.
- The clinical layer lives in the Aesthetics plans, $179 to $416 a month as of October 2026, and the $179 Essentials plan is limited to one location and 3 professionals. On cheaper salon tiers, charting and photo markup are paid add-ons.
- Lab ordering isn't offered, and there's no built-in good-faith exam routing, so hormone, weight-loss and wellness programs need a second system for those steps.
- Unit-level injectable tracking tied to appointments isn't documented; inventory tools appear built for retail product.
- AI note drafting isn't offered; the Beau AI receptionist is $125 a month.
Boulevard pricing
Med spa plans, per joinblvd.com/pricing as of October 26, 2026: Aesthetics Essentials $179/mo billed annually ($199 monthly) for one location and up to 3 professionals; Aesthetics Premier $328/mo per location billed annually ($364 monthly; normally $410); Aesthetics Prestige $374/mo per location billed annually ($416 monthly; normally $468). Premier and Prestige prices are limited-time offers for new customers; Enterprise is custom. ePrescribe is $45 per prescriber and QuickBooks $45/mo per location; texts are billed per message. Card rates aren't listed on the pricing page; with Offset the patient pays a 3% fee and the business 1%.
Boulevard pricing, plan by plan →Where Zenoti is strong, and where it isn’t
Zenoti runs at a scale few platforms in this category match: 30,000+ businesses across 50 countries, enterprise reporting and KPIs across locations, and franchise tools. For med spas it documents a HIPAA compliant EMR with procedure-specific templates, EPCS e-prescribing, injectable tracking down to lot number and units, lab results through Fullscript, Zoom virtual consults and 400+ pre-built reports, plus a large set of AI agents for reception, leads, marketing and charting.
- Pricing isn't published. Every package and AI agent is quoted, and Zenoti's terms add a one-time setup fee per center and usage-based texting, as of October 2026.
- Terms renew automatically for one-year periods unless you give 60 days' notice, and renewal increases are capped at 20% unless your order form says otherwise.
- Implementation commonly runs 4 to 12 weeks, and reviewers describe a steep learning curve during setup.
- AI Scribe and the other AI Workforce agents are priced separately from Zenoti OS, and good-faith exams typically run through a connected telehealth partner rather than inside the platform.
Zenoti pricing
Not published, per zenoti.com and Zenoti's terms as read on October 26, 2026. Zenoti OS, Zenoti AI Plus and each AI Workforce agent are listed as Custom Pricing (AI Scribe per provider per month; AI Receptionist usage-based). Terms add a one-time setup fee per center, charged again for each new center, usage-based texting, and extra storage at $10/mo per 5GB above 5GB. Card processing rates aren't published.
Zenoti pricing, plan by plan →Where Prospyr fits
Prospyr is built for medical aesthetic practices only. Booking, payments, memberships and marketing run on the same patient record as aesthetics-specific charting, e-prescribing, lab ordering, Qualiphy good-faith exams, unit-level injectable inventory and AI note transcription, with no clinical add-on tier. Our onboarding team migrates your data from Boulevard or Zenoti, and you review everything before go-live. Pricing is a quote after a demo, sized to your practice. Bring your treatment menu to a demo to see the full workflow.
See Prospyr in action →Your comparison questions
Is Boulevard or Zenoti better for a med spa?
It depends on size. Boulevard fits a single location or small group that wants polished booking and checkout with charting, photo markup and e-prescribing in its published Aesthetics plans. Zenoti fits multi-location and franchise groups that want enterprise reporting across sites and clinical tools Boulevard doesn't document, such as lab results and lot-level injectable tracking, and that are ready to negotiate an annual contract.
How much do Boulevard and Zenoti cost?
As of October 2026, Boulevard publishes its med spa plans: $179 a month billed annually for one location and up to 3 professionals, and $328 or $374 per location for Premier and Prestige (limited-time offers), plus $45 per prescriber for ePrescribe. Zenoti publishes no prices: every package and AI agent is quoted, with a one-time setup fee per center.
Which has e-prescribing and lab ordering, Boulevard or Zenoti?
Both have e-prescribing: Boulevard added it in April 2026 through ScriptSure, at $45 per prescriber, and Zenoti documents EPCS and non-EPCS e-prescribing for med spas. Only Zenoti documents lab results, through a Fullscript partner integration; Boulevard doesn't offer lab ordering.
How long does it take to set up Boulevard or Zenoti?
Zenoti implementations commonly run 4 to 12 weeks, with a learning curve reviewers describe as steep. Ask each vendor for a dated plan covering data migration, training and go-live.
Who publishes this comparison?
Prospyr, which makes software for aesthetic practices and competes with both. Details come from each company's own site on the dates shown, and each claim links back to the sources below.
Can Prospyr help us switch?
Our team handles migration and training. We review your export, agree what can transfer, and validate the imported records with you before go-live. We explain any exceptions before you commit.
Does Prospyr handle insurance billing?
Insurance billing is on Prospyr's roadmap but is not available today. Prospyr supports your aesthetic practice's clinical and business workflows now. If you bill payers, keep a separate claims solution in place and discuss your requirements with our team before switching.
Sources
- https://www.joinblvd.com/pricing
- https://www.joinblvd.com/medical-spa-software
- https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260414281455/en/Boulevard-Expands-Clinical-Capabilities-for-Medspas-with-Launch-of-ePrescribe
- https://www.zenoti.com/pricing-zenoti-26
- https://www.zenoti.com
Last verified October 2026against each vendor's own pages; each price above carries its own as-of date. Vendors change pricing and features, so check their sites for current terms, and tell us if something here is out of date.
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