Boost360 vs Dahree

Boost360 helps beauty salons build an online presence and manage bookings through a website and app. Salons can create a website and maintain it in the app, add detailed service information to a built-in catalogue, and let customers book appointments on the site. Businesses can track appointments in one place and accept payments by credit card, debit card, netbanking, UPI, or popular mobile wallets. Social Media Sync shares website updates to connected channels. A free website address uses a nowfloats.com subdomain; a custom domain is a premium feature purchased in the app. Premium tools also include a virtual mobile number for tracking, recording, and analyzing customer calls, plus IVR call routing. Boost360 runs on web, Android, and iOS. The salon page offers a 15-day free trial of the premium plan, including premium support with a one-hour response time and newsletter management for 100 subscribers. The page displays plans starting at ₹ 0/year for the category and says applicable taxes are extra.

Dahree is an appointment scheduling and business management platform designed for beauty service providers. It combines a booking website and calendar tools with client relationship management, payment processing, SMS and email notifications, analytics, reporting, and team management. The free Basic plan includes online booking, services and availability, email confirmations and reminders, and basic booking and earnings analytics. Standard costs $24.99 a month and adds client text notifications, deposits through Zelle, Venmo, or Cash App, plus a branded link. Pro costs $34.99 a month and includes a custom domain, waitlist management, advanced analytics, and priority support. Stripe is used for payment processing. The service is available on the web and iOS; the iOS app lets independent beauty professionals manage appointments, clients, availability, earnings analytics, and calendars synchronized with the web service. An optional Gmail connection uses read-only OAuth 2.0 access to process payment-related emails with explicit consent. Dahree says sensitive data is encrypted in transit and at rest and that it does not sell, trade, or rent personal information.