An honest, up-to-date comparison of Adalace and Boulevard: what each platform does best, where they differ, and which one fits your salon or spa.
Adalace and Boulevard are both modern salon and spa platforms, but they emphasize different things. Boulevard leans into structured front-desk workflows for multi-location operators. Adalace leans into autonomous AI: Ada handles texting, scheduling, and rebookings without staff. If you have a large front desk team, Boulevard is solid; if you want the software to replace front-desk admin work, Adalace.
| Feature | Adalace | Boulevard |
|---|---|---|
| AI Receptionist | ||
| AI Scheduling Engine | ||
| 24/7 AI Texting | ||
| Natural Language Control | ||
| Multi-merchant Payments | ||
| Online Booking | ||
| Online Booking + AI | ||
| Multi-location | ||
| Free Migration | ||
| Contract Commitment | ||
| Industry standard payment processing rates |
Pricing
Boulevard pricing is quote-based, generally targeting the middle market. Reports place it among the more expensive options in the category, with paid onboarding and annual-contract terms in many quotes.
Adalace pricing is customizable per business with no long-term contract. Free data migration is included.
We migrate the core records your business runs on from Boulevard into Adalace for free, with no downtime.
See the Boulevard → Adalace migration guideFAQ
Adalace pricing is customizable per business size, generally positioned below Boulevard for comparable team sizes, and bundles AI features that Boulevard doesn't offer at any price.
Yes. Multi-location is included in the Large Business plan, and Ada handles location-aware booking, routing, and reporting.
Yes. Free migration from Boulevard is included. We help move the core business records available from your export, including clients, appointments, services, products, and staff details.
No. Boulevard's AI is limited to chatbot-style customer support and some marketing automations. There is no autonomous AI that texts clients, books appointments, and handles cancellations the way Ada does in Adalace.
No. Adalace is month-to-month with no annual contract commitment, unlike Boulevard's common annual terms.