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Boulevard vs Ruevii

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Boulevard

7.6#2 in med spa softwareFrom $143 a month
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Ruevii

6.3#15 in med spa softwareFrom A$179 a month
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FactBoulevardRuevii
BookingIts self-booking feature lets clients book through a business website and social media.Clinics can use branded online booking pages, automated SMS and email reminders, a waitlist that backfills cancellations, and deposit and rebooking rules.
ComplianceBoulevard states that it is HIPAA compliant and Level 1 PCI compliant.The product page says consultations and consent are required before treatments can be booked or charged, and S4 drugs are logged against patient, prescriber, and batch.
FoundedLinkedIn lists Boulevard as founded in 2016.2024
IntegrationsListed integrations include Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Facebook and Instagram Book Now, Okta, OPERA PMS, QuickBooks Online, Shopify, Zapier, Reserve with Google, Vish, Widewail and REACH.ai.The homepage lists Stripe, Tyro, Xero, Gmail, Microsoft 365, and Twilio SMS as connected tools.
PaymentsBoulevard includes checkout, tipping and integrated payment processing.Payments features include in-clinic POS, deposits, quotes, tips, memberships, packages, payment plans, and staff commission tracking.

Boulevard plans

  • Essentials$143 a month
  • Premier$234 a month
  • Prestige$328 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Ruevii plans

  • SoloA$179 a month
  • PracticeA$399 a month
  • GroupPriced on request

Pick Boulevard if…

Boulevard suits appointment-based self-care businesses that need booking, scheduling, marketing, and business management tools. Its listed industries include salons, medspas, spas, barbers, massage businesses, and nail salons.

Pick Ruevii if…

Ruevii suits Australian injectable and cosmetic clinics that want clinical records, bookings, payment processing, and inventory tools in one web platform. Its S4 register and consultation requirements may be relevant to clinics managing controlled drugs and treatment consent.

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