DaySpark review
A practical membership and scheduling platform for growing salon and wellness businesses.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
DaySpark is a cloud-based business management platform for salons, spas, med spas, and wellness businesses. It combines appointment scheduling, online booking, client records, staff calendars, reminders, payments, prepaid packages, and recurring memberships. Memberships can bill clients monthly or yearly, apply discounts, and provide service-session credits redeemed at checkout. That makes it a fit for businesses that want membership administration alongside day-to-day scheduling, particularly when multiple locations need to be managed from one system.
Pricing is organized into three annual-billing plans. Essential costs CAD 49 per month and includes unlimited appointments, team calendars, up to three staff, one location, online booking, packages, and memberships. Growth costs CAD 82 per month and adds multi-location management, up to 10 staff per location, SMS reminders, client intake and consent forms, and 25 GB of storage. Professional costs CAD 115 per month and adds staff commission tracking, up to 20 staff per location, and 50 GB of storage. A 14-day free trial is available, and Stripe processing supports checkout, saved cards, and payment links.
The standout capability is the connection between recurring memberships, benefit rules, and service usage. Businesses can combine monthly or yearly billing with membership discounts and session credits, while prepaid packages track balances and redemptions. Website booking integration, automated email and SMS reminders, client forms, and multi-staff calendars extend the operational coverage beyond memberships. However, membership enrollment requires a saved card and Stripe Connect, and there is no customer-facing member portal. DaySpark suits operators seeking a straightforward all-in-one system for memberships and appointments; businesses that need a dedicated member portal should consider an alternative.
DaySpark pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Monthly or yearly memberships with discounts and service credits
- Multi-location management on Growth and Professional plans
- Booking, calendars, reminders, packages, and Stripe payments in one platform
- Where it doesn't
- No customer-facing member portal
- Annual billing is required for the published plan prices
- Stripe Connect and a saved card are required for membership enrollment
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