Where they differ
Mangomint's plans and features change; check mangomint.com for the current numbers. Compared in October 2026. The structural differences above are what to decide on.
| Feature | Ozync | Mangomint |
|---|---|---|
| Built around | Walk-ins: kiosk, waitlist, TV queue, texts | Appointments and the front desk |
| Self check-in kiosk on a tablet | Included | Not listed |
| Walk-in queue on the waiting-room TV | Included | A virtual waiting room; no TV display listed |
| Pricing | Flat per location, unlimited staff: free for 100 clients, then $15/mo | Per location and per user, no free plan (see mangomint.com) |
| Memberships and packages | Included | Included |
| Forms and waivers | Waivers linked to services, signed on the kiosk | Forms and charting |
| Card processing | Stripe, or keep your Square or Clover | Mangomint's own; a third-party processor loses some features |
| AI phone receptionist | Add-on, flat $100/mo with 500 minutes | Mira, see mangomint.com |
| Website | Ten salon templates, your own domain | Online booking; no website builder listed |
What Ozync does that Mangomint doesn't
- A check-in kiosk on an iPad or Android tablet; walk-ins sign themselves in and pick a stylist.
- A per-stylist queue on the waiting-room TV and a text or WhatsApp when it is their turn.
- QR and NFC tap signs to join the line from a phone.
- A full website with ten templates, not a booking page to embed in one you build elsewhere.
- Your choice of processor, including the Square or Clover you already have, with nothing switched off.
- One flat price per location however many stylists, managers and front-desk staff sign in.
What Mangomint does that Ozync doesn't
Mangomint goes deep on the appointment side: resource scheduling for rooms and equipment, detailed service customisation, charting, payroll and marketing add-ons, and integrations aimed at larger spas. A multi-room med spa with complex scheduling may need that depth. Ozync's booking covers services, staff, durations, deposits and policies, and stops there; its depth is on the walk-in side.
Moving over
- 1Create your business in Ozync and add your services, staff and hours, about ten minutes. Import your client list from a CSV export.
- 2Put the kiosk on a tablet at the door and the TV display on the wall; walk-ins are handled from day one.
- 3Publish your Ozync website and point your Instagram and Google Business Profile booking link at it.
- 4Keep your old account live until the bookings have moved; nothing in Ozync depends on cancelling it.