Meevo vs Salonist

Meevo is cloud software for managing salon, spa, and med spa businesses. Its listed tools include appointment booking, staff and client management, inventory, reporting, memberships, and resource management, alongside booking pages, group booking, automated reminders, and payment collection. Meevo says it works on PC, Mac, Android, and iOS devices, as well as the web. Med spa tools in MeevoMD Lite include charting and annotation, injectable tracking, client intake forms, online booking, and a self check-in kiosk. Listed integrations include ADP payroll connectors, CareCredit financing, and Zapier workflow automation; Zapier can connect Meevo with apps including Mailchimp, HubSpot, Google Sheets, and ActiveCampaign. Meevo states that its platform is PCI and SOC 2 compliant, describes it as HIPAA compliant, and says employees complete HIPAA training. Support is listed through live chat, phone, and email at specified weekday and Saturday hours. Tailored onboarding and training packages are available. Meevo was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Parsippany, New Jersey.

Salonist is cloud-based salon management software covering bookings, point of sale, inventory, staff, marketing and memberships. It works on web and mobile without installation. Clients can book at any time through a website, Instagram or the Salonist app, with automatic reminders and options for recurring or package bookings. Its integrated POS supports card, contactless and Stripe terminal payments, bulk checkout, payment reports and stock updates. The service targets businesses ranging from hair salons, massage centers and spas to barbershops, nail salons, aesthetic skin clinics and pet groomers. Salonist lists more than 40 integrations, including Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Clover, QuickBooks and Authorize.Net. The free Market Place Listing plan includes 50 appointments per month. Essential costs $59.00 per month, Advance costs $109.00 per month and Expert costs $179.00 per month. Expert includes a custom-branded client app published under the salon's name. A 15% commission applies once to the first visit from a new client discovered through its marketplace; returning-client and direct bookings do not incur that fee.