Boost360 vs FARSET

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.

FARSET provides booking and management software for salons, barbers, and beauty businesses. Clients can book through a branded page at any time, and businesses can add a booking widget to a website. Staff calendars, service assignments, client profiles, and client history help organize day-to-day work. FARSET also lists gift cards, memberships, loyalty rewards, marketing tools, and a POS and shop. For payments, it connects to the business’s own Stripe account for deposits or full payments and says it charges no booking commission. Its widget can be embedded on WordPress, Squarespace, or Shopify sites. The dashboard is responsive for phone use without an app download, and FARSET also mentions an Android app. A 15-day free trial requires no credit card, and cancellation is available at any time. The Free plan is free and allows 20 confirmed bookings per month. Pro costs £15 a month, billed monthly, for unlimited bookings. FARSET Shop is an optional add-on listed at £5 a month.