DaySmart Spavs
DaySmart Salon


DaySmart Salon: The same platform configured for hair and beauty salons if chairs rather than treatment rooms are the unit of work

Spa and medi-spa booking and management with published tiers from 29 USD a month
As of 31 August 2026, DaySmart Spa starts at $29/month. A spa specific configuration of the DaySmart booking platform, sold on published tiers rather than by quote. Softwr lists it under Beauty. DaySmart Spa is made by DaySmart Software, available on Web, iOS, Android, Windows.
Overview
DaySmart Spa handles appointment booking, online self scheduling, client records, point of sale, inventory, staff rotas, payroll figures and marketing messages for day spas and medi-spas. It is one of several vertical builds DaySmart sells from the same underlying product, alongside its salon, pet and body art editions. What separates it from most of this market is that the prices are on the website. Plans run from a single user tier at 29 USD a month up to a 199 USD tier with six users, with extra users at 9 USD each, and an unlimited user tier quoted by sales. Because communication allowances, texts and emails, also scale with the tier, a busy spa that relies on appointment reminders is pushed upward by message volume rather than by any feature it wanted. Buyers are independent and small chain spas that want booking, till and stock in one place and have no appetite for an implementation project. The trade-off is that this is a mature small business product rather than a medi-spa clinical system: it will not carry charting, consent forms or anything a practice performing medical treatments needs for records, so a medi-spa typically ends up running it alongside something else.
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DaySmart Salon: The same platform configured for hair and beauty salons if chairs rather than treatment rooms are the unit of work


Zenoti: Better suited to multi site spa and medi-spa chains that need centralised reporting and clinical records


Boulevard: A more modern interface and stronger front of house workflow for higher end spas willing to pay more


Vagaro: Cheaper at small scale and comes with a consumer marketplace that generates bookings
Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Basic
$29 /mo
Deluxe
$69 /mo
Deluxe Growth
$149 /mo
Premium
$199 /mo
Premium Growth
On request
Capabilities
Online booking
Self service booking from a website, a booking page and social profiles
Point of sale
Retail and service checkout with inventory deduction and card processing
Automated reminders
Text and email appointment reminders with per tier message allowances
Staff scheduling and payroll data
Rotas, commission tracking and payroll figures by staff member
Memberships and packages
Prepaid packages, series and recurring membership billing
Inventory
Retail stock levels, reorder points and supplier records
Marketing
Campaign messaging to client segments from booking history
Answered, with sources
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The 199 USD Premium plan includes six users, so eight users is 199 USD plus 9 USD each for the two extra, before payment processing fees.
No. There is no clinical charting or consent record, so medical treatments need a separate patient record system.
No, but there is a free trial. The cheapest paid tier is 29 USD a month for one user.
Same underlying platform, configured for spa services, packages and treatment rooms rather than chair based salon workflows.
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