Mangomint vs Orbis Salon

Mangomint is a paid booking and business platform available on the web, iOS and Android. Listed functions include booking pages, group booking, automated reminders and payment collection. Core pricing starts with a $120 a month location fee that includes core platform features. Each active user adds $10 a month. The Phone add-on costs $70 a month and includes unlimited calls and texts. Marketing plans start at $30 a month, with pricing based on message volume and credits for campaigns and automated flows. Payroll costs $50 a month plus $8 and provides full-service payroll processing. There is no free plan. Mangomint was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, USA. Its platform therefore combines booking, reminders and payments with optional phone, marketing and payroll services, while the location and active-user charges determine the core subscription total.

Orbis Salon is booking and business-management software for salons, clinics, therapists, and other appointment-led businesses. It brings together websites, multi-service booking, customer accounts, payments, forms, treatment records, photos, and reporting. Core and Pro include a bespoke multi-page website on the customer's domain and a portal where customers can manage accounts, appointments, forms, and saved payment methods. Orbis Salon Manager is available through app stores and as a Mac download, with browser access also available. Website integrations include booking systems, Google Business Profile, Google Analytics, Search Console, WordPress, Wix, and Squarespace. Payments can be processed through Orbis Pay, Stripe Connect, or another supported provider; Orbis says it does not store raw card security codes. Lite costs £4.99 a month and includes one staff member, one location, 30 bookings per month, and a 50p booking service fee per booking. Core costs £9.99 a month, Pro £14.99 a month, and Clinic £19.99 a month. SMS reminders are pay-as-you-go, and Orbis does not run HMRC payroll.