Moxie review
A broad medspa suite for compliance, retention, and day-to-day practice management.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Moxie Suite is a medspa management platform for aesthetic practices and medspa owners, from solo providers to growing and multi-location businesses. It combines EMR and clinical charting with online booking, provider scheduling, client records, treatment histories, digital intake and consent forms, and treatment planning. The platform also covers payments, patient financing, inventory, memberships, packages, gift cards, compliance monitoring, reporting, automated communications, and retention campaigns. HIPAA support, AI features, and medical-director workflows add relevance for practices balancing clinical and operational work.
Moxie uses performance-based pricing with no fixed monthly fees, and prospects are asked to schedule a call. That structure may suit practices that want pricing tied to their business model, but it gives buyers less immediate cost visibility than a published plan structure. The integration set includes Stripe, Cherry, Affirm, Alle Rewards, Aspire, and OpenAI, supporting payments, patient financing, rewards, and selected workflow connections. Moxie also offers coaching, supply purchasing, medical-director support, and practice-launch services, extending beyond core software operations.
The platform’s main strength is breadth: clinical records, treatment plans, digital forms, inventory tracking, payment processing, memberships, compliance, and retention tools are organized within one medspa-focused system. That makes Moxie a strong fit for owners seeking one operating layer across patient care, administration, and growth activity. Practices that need a narrower scheduling or booking tool may find the wider feature set unnecessary, while teams that require a native desktop or mobile application should look elsewhere because access is web-only. Buyers who prioritize transparent public pricing should also weigh the contact-sales process before choosing Moxie.
Moxie pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines EMR, charting, booking, forms, and treatment planning
- Supports compliance, GFEs, and medical-director workflows
- Adds memberships, payments, inventory, and retention campaigns
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires a sales conversation
- Web-only access limits platform flexibility
- Broad functionality may exceed the needs of smaller practices
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