How much does Zenoti cost compared with Boulevard?

Billed annually, Boulevard publishes Essentials at $143 a month, Premier at $234 and Prestige at $328 per location ($159, $260 and $364 monthly), with Enterprise by consultation. Zenoti publishes no price; its pricing page routes to “Get a Quote”. GetApp and Software Advice list “from $300/mo”, but those are directory self-reports, not a Zenoti rate card.

Do both offer ePrescribe?

Yes. Boulevard charges $45 per prescriber with unlimited support staff. Zenoti integrates Surescripts for EPCS and non-EPCS prescribing; it does not publish the price.

What happens to my data if I leave Zenoti?

Zenoti’s published terms give one CSV export of your data if you request it in writing within 30 days of termination, once fees are paid. Guest notes, forms and photos cannot be bulk-exported, so export everything you can while your account is active.

Can I keep Boulevard or Zenoti and add Workee?

Yes. Workee takes bookings on your own website and passes them to the calendar you already run, and Jenny follows up with clients by text and email, so Boulevard or Zenoti keeps handling the rest. If you later move fully, Workee has its own calendar, payments and client records, and imports your client list from a spreadsheet.

Boulevard vs Zenoti
published tiers or a quote

Boulevard publishes four tiers, starting at $143 a month billed annually for one location with up to five professionals. Zenoti publishes no prices at all and quotes against your footprint. Both offer ePrescribe. Here is everything each one publishes, side by side.¹

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Boulevard vs Zenoti at a glance

Every figure is quoted from each vendor’s own pricing page, accessed 18 October 2026, and its own help centre for exports, accessed 18 October 2026. Sources at the foot of the page.

Published	Boulevard	Zenoti
Entry price	Essentials - $143/mo billed annually, $159 monthly; one location	Not published. Zenoti quotes against your footprint
Digital forms	Add-on from $65/mo per location; included in Prestige and every medspa tier	Not listed on its pricing page
ePrescribe	$45 per prescriber, unlimited support staff	Surescripts integration, EPCS and non-EPCS; price not published
Texting	250 / 250 / 2,500 texts by tier; usage billed beyond	Voice, SMS and messaging billed on consumption; rates not published
Card processing	Starting at 2.65%; 1% with Boulevard Offset, where clients pay a 3% fee	Not published
Contract terms	Not published	Not published
Exporting your clients	The full client list comes from the Client Records report (CSV or Excel); the Clients-tab quick export holds only name, mobile and email.	A published off-boarding guide covers every module; guests and appointments export to CSV or Excel.

Choose Boulevard if these describe you

Boulevard is a premium front-of-house platform for multi-service spas.

Your front desk is the bottleneck, not your calendar

Boulevard is built around the front-of-house shift: check-in, checkout, tipping, staff assignment and the till. If a busy Saturday overwhelms the desk rather than the calendar having gaps, that is the problem Boulevard was designed for.

You need ePrescribe in the same system

Boulevard charges $45 per prescriber with unlimited support staff. Workee does not offer prescribing at all. For a practice with prescribing medical directors who want one login, that is decisive.

You run a large multi-service floor

Unlimited professionals from Premier up, priced per location, suits a spa running many providers across many service categories at once.

Choose Zenoti if these describe you

Zenoti is an enterprise platform sold by quote to multi-location groups.

You run several locations and need one system across them

Zenoti is built and sold for chains. Pricing is explicitly footprint-based and implementation is phased with dedicated experts. That machinery is overkill for one location and the right answer for twelve.

You need real clinical records for injectables

Structured treatment notes capturing product, units, lot number and treatment area, before-and-after photos inside the HIPAA environment, a signed BAA, and Surescripts ePrescribe including EPCS. That is a genuine differentiator over general salon software.

You want to collapse a stack of subscriptions

Voice, SMS, messaging, payments, marketing and clinical records sit in one contract. If you are currently paying eight vendors, consolidation has real value.

What leaving each one involves

Leaving Boulevard

The full client list comes from the Client Records report (CSV or Excel); the Clients-tab quick export holds only name, mobile and email. Notes, forms, charts and photos are saved one client at a time. Retention after cancellation is not published.

Leaving Zenoti

A published off-boarding guide covers every module; guests and appointments export to CSV or Excel. Guest notes, forms and photos cannot be bulk-exported. The published terms give one CSV export if requested in writing within 30 days of termination, with fees.

Where Workee fits with either one

Workee is not in this table. It puts booking on your own website and passes appointments to the calendar you already run, with Jenny, an AI front desk that confirms each booking, follows up after visits to rebook, recovers abandoned bookings and wins back clients who have gone quiet, by text and email. It runs alongside Boulevard or Zenoti, or replaces either.

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Sources

Boulevard pricing page. Accessed 18 October 2026.
Zenoti pricing page. Accessed 18 October 2026.
Boulevard — Exporting & Backing Up Your Data from Boulevard. Accessed 18 October 2026.
Zenoti — Backup your data. Accessed 18 October 2026.

Boulevard vs Zenoti
published tiers or a quote

Boulevard vs Zenoti at a glance

Choose Boulevard if these describe you