Start with the billing unit
Ask whether the subscription is charged per location, staff member, groomer, van, booking volume or account. Record any minimum and whether a quoted monthly rate requires an annual commitment. Compare the same scenario across vendors.
Write down the currency
A Canadian buyer may still be quoted in USD. Confirm the invoicing currency and your payment method’s conversion terms. Keep CAD and USD clearly labelled; do not compare the numerical amounts as if they were the same currency.
Include the services around the calendar
Ask about onboarding, data imports, extra locations, SMS allowances, payment processing, hardware, websites and support. Recording a payment and processing a card are different functions, with potentially different costs.
- Subscription and required add-ons
- Setup, training and data migration
- Messaging and payment charges
- Cancellation, export and renewal terms
Make your own comparison sheet
For each shortlisted tool, record your team size, locations or vans, required features, billing term, currency and all quoted costs. Use a normal month and a busy month. Ask the vendor to explain any line that depends on volume.
Confirm the current Flor offer
GroomAI presents Flor’s existing grooming software. Check its current pricing and registration pages before relying on an offer. This site does not sell subscriptions, quote unlaunched plans or promise that a website or migration is included.
View GroomAI’s current offerQuestions before you choose
How much does pet scheduling software cost in Canada?
There is no single price across grooming, daycare, boarding and mobile operations. Compare current quotes using the same team size, workflow, currency and billing term, including required extras.
Is free software always the lowest-cost choice?
A free tier can fit a simple workflow, but check staff limits, reminders, payments, exports and administrative effort. Use the workflow you need as the starting point.