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The esthetician-first alternative to every major platform

Honest, side-by-side breakdowns of features, pricing, and workflows. SpaSphere is purpose-built for estheticians — see why practitioners switch from the tools you may already know.

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Thirty days for $1, then $139 a month with four team members included.

The short version

SpaSphere is built for the independent esthetician's treatment room - and for up to four people in it.

Switch to SpaSphere if at least two of these matter to you:

  • You sell multi-session series and want the software to hold the wait between sessions, not just prepay a quantity
  • You want your method documented as a protocol, with per-step products and contraindications
  • You want local pricing data telling you whether your menu sits above or below market
  • You want clients flagged against their own visit rhythm, with the reasons listed and a win-back drafted in your voice
  • You want a full website, blog, and client portal on your own domain, included in the price
  • You want one plan for up to four people, with SOAP notes, forms, marketing, and your website included

Compare side-by-side

SpaSphere vs GlossGenius

GlossGenius gates SOAP notes and forms to its Gold tier and has no treatment plans or protocols. SpaSphere includes them, plus your own-domain website, in one plan.

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SpaSphere vs Acuity Scheduling

Acuity is built for scheduling. SpaSphere is the whole practice - scheduling, skin SOAP notes, treatment plans, website, and retention in one plan.

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SpaSphere vs Mangomint

Mangomint is built for multi-provider salons. SpaSphere is built for independent estheticians - one plan, esthetician-specific tools, and one platform for your whole practice.

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SpaSphere vs BLVD

BLVD is built around a front desk and a team. SpaSphere is built for an esthetician-run practice - one plan, esthetician-specific tools, no salon overhead.

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SpaSphere vs Zenoti

Zenoti is built for multi-location chains. SpaSphere is built for independent estheticians - one plan, your data moved for you within 48 hours, and tools made for your practice.

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SpaSphere vs Mindbody

Mindbody was built for gyms and yoga studios. SpaSphere is built for independent estheticians - with skin SOAP notes, sequenced treatment plans, protocols, and retention flags.

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SpaSphere vs Vagaro

Vagaro sells your website, custom forms, and text marketing as add-ons. SpaSphere includes all three in one plan, with no marketplace - built for estheticians.

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SpaSphere vs Fresha

Fresha takes 20% of every new marketplace client's first visit, on top of a per-member subscription. SpaSphere is one plan, your own website, zero commission - built for estheticians.

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SpaSphere vs Square Appointments

Square is built payments-first for every kind of business. SpaSphere is built for skin - SOAP notes, treatment plans, skin profiles, and your website included.

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SpaSphere vs Booksy

Booksy is built around a consumer marketplace where clients browse other providers. SpaSphere gives you your own website, zero marketplace, tools built for skin.

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SpaSphere vs PocketSuite

PocketSuite serves pet pros, home services, trainers, and more. SpaSphere is built only for estheticians - skin SOAP notes, treatment plans, and your own-domain website included.

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