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Massage Business Software

Hi Everyone!

I just started my massage business out of my home last month. I am interested in using a software program for my business. Just wondering what software program you are using and what the pros and cons are of them. I believe I would want one that the client can schedule his/her own appointment. Any and all feedback would be great and appreciated! Thank you so much!! Lisa

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Permalink Reply by Mystro | Massage Software on July 14, 2015 at 6:33am

Hello Lisa,

I came across your post and if you are still looking for massage business software, i would like to recommend Mystro to you.

Mystro was launched in January this year specifically for massage therapists, health, wellness and fitness professionals all around the world.

Here are some of the current features that Mystro has as well as some that are coming very soon:

• All-in-one business software.

• Add & manage multiple businesses and locations within one account.

• Flexible scheduling calendar.

• Manage appointments - classes and workshops will be released soon

• Accept unlimited online bookings - will be released soon

• Easy online CRM for storing customer records in one spot.

• Customise your account by adding features from our Add-On Store - will be released soon

• Separate login areas for every service provider.

• Customisable access levels - will be released soon

• Multiple Payment gateway integration

• Automated invoicing

• Email & SMS notifications

• Create custom fields

• Assign a discount to individual customers

• Plus, much more!

We also have a unique pricing model where you only pay for the team members you use.

Please let me know if i can be any further help to you and i hope your business is going well.

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Permalink Reply by Mark from AQTN on July 25, 2015 at 10:19am

AQTN conducted a survey on this question, and met a number of tech firms. Interestingly, the results were quite divided, more or less with half using pen/paper and the other half using software.

Among those using software, the #1 choice was Google calendar, being free, easy to use, and multi-platform.

If you are interested in specific links of firms offering this type of service I'd be happy to provide them, albeit perhaps not recommend them...

You posted this in 2012, we are now 2015, what ended up working out best for you?