Compare pet business software

Gingr is boarding, daycare and grooming software priced per facility type — $109/mo for grooming, $169/mo for daycare, $179/mo for boarding. Plug N Play is $100/mo for one flat plan that also carries your phone system, staff email, payroll, contracts and website, and does not re-tier you when you add a service.

MoeGo is grooming-first software that prices its growth tiers per van — $49/mo solo, $99/mo per van, $159/mo per van. Plug N Play is a flat $100/mo whatever your fleet or headcount, and covers the back office (payroll, contracts, phone, email) that grooming software leaves to other tools.

Time To Pet prices by active staff — $25/mo solo, or $40/mo plus $16 per active staff member for teams, with a $79/mo facility plan. Plug N Play is $100/mo for up to 15 staff and $250/mo unlimited, so the cost stops moving as you hire.

Pawfinity is $55/mo billed annually for grooming or boarding, or $100/mo for both, with unlimited staff logins and no setup fee. For a facility that only needs booking and records, it is cheaper than Plug N Play. Plug N Play costs more because the plan also carries the phone system, payroll, contracts and a website.

DaySmart Pet starts at $29/mo for a single user and rises by seat to $199/mo for six, with daycare and boarding calendars charged at $25/mo each on top and a surcharge if you do not use their payments. Plug N Play is $100/mo for 15 staff with nothing metered on top.

PetExec does not publish its pricing — you request a demo and get a quote. Plug N Play publishes every number: free to start, $100/mo for up to 15 staff, $250/mo unlimited. If you are comparing the two, you will have to get a quote from them to complete the comparison.

Spreadsheets cost nothing and hold anything, which is why they survive. What they cannot do is take a booking at 9pm, chase an unpaid invoice, prove a vaccine is current, or tell you the dog going home tomorrow never had its report card written. Plug N Play is $100/mo and does those unprompted.