MassageBook is the massage-specific product. Its pricing page does not support one starting price, so this sheet refuses to pick one. Vagaro does publish a number.
Do not use a single monthly number. The pricing page shows discounts, implied list prices, and a comparison table that does not match those list prices. The note has the figures. Card processing is the part stated cleanly.
The published start is the list price for one calendar. The note has an introductory rate for the first six months and a per-calendar charge after the first, described up to seven calendars.
Do not use a single monthly number. The pricing page shows discounts, implied list prices, and a comparison table that does not match those list prices. The note has the figures. Card processing is the part stated cleanly.
The published start is the list price for one calendar. The note has an introductory rate for the first six months and a per-calendar charge after the first, described up to seven calendars.
Price note. $30/mo list; $23.99/mo promo for first 6 months (1 calendar). Each bookable calendar +$10, up to 7.
Contract. Cancel anytime, no cancellation fees; 30-day free trial
Booking
Yes
Members
Yes
Gifts
Yes — gift certificates
Charting
Yes — SOAP notes, forms
Payroll
Yes — Vagaro Payroll
Marketing
Yes — AI marketing
Budget-conscious solo-to-mid teams; has consumer marketplace
Prices last checked .
MassageBook’s starting price on this sheet is not published (pricing page unclear). The price note explains why. The page shows discounted prices, figures that imply a list price, an association discount, and a comparison table that does not match. Card processing is the part stated cleanly. Do not quote a single MassageBook monthly number in a staff meeting unless you have their page open the same day.
Vagaro starts at $30/mo, with a six-month promo for one calendar in the note. That number is publishable. It is also a multi-industry product, not a massage-only one.
Both say cancel anytime. Both mention a 30-day trial. Vagaro also says there are no cancellation fees. Both list online booking. MassageBook lists membership management, gift cards on Practice and above, SOAP notes and intake forms, and marketing. Payroll is blank. Vagaro lists payroll and a consumer marketplace. A marketplace fee for Vagaro is not in the note.
If you are a solo massage therapist choosing between a massage-only tool and a broader one, the missing MassageBook headline is the reason to open both pricing pages. Association discounts are mentioned in the MassageBook note. They are not a reason to invent a net price.