Switch from MoeGo to Groomify
Checked 11 Nov 2026
MoeGo's mobile plans start at $49 a month per van; Groomify's start at $39, with texting on every plan. Groomify's team imports MoeGo records free. Here is what both makers say moves, what they say does not, and how the switch is meant to go.
The short version
Why businesses look at this switch
- Price at the entry points: MoeGo's mobile plans are $49/$99/$159 per van per month, billed monthly only. Groomify's per-van plans are $39/$79/$127 with 20% off on annual billing, and texting on every plan. Salon pricing: MoeGo $79/$149/$239 per location, Groomify from $63. These tiers are not like-for-like - compare the features you actually use first.
- What Groomify adds, per its own pages: an AI booking chatbot, AI marketing drafts, an AI communication agent, churn prediction and breed-aware scheduling.
- What you keep, per Groomify: appointment scheduling, online booking, client and pet profiles, payment processing, two-way texting, automated reminders, route optimization, staff management and reports.
Your records
What moves, and what does not
- Moves over, per Groomify's migration page: clients with contact info; pets with breed, weight and notes; appointment history; your service menu and pricing; staff profiles; client communication history; digital waivers and agreements.
- Payment cards are unclear: Groomify's own page contradicts itself (it lists card-on-file under what migrates, then its FAQ says cards are re-added through Stripe). Processor-to-processor card migration is sometimes possible as a provider-assisted transfer - confirm your exact path with both providers, and budget for clients needing to re-enter cards.
- Settings and automations you built in MoeGo do not transfer; you recreate them in Groomify with its support's help.
- Your booking link changes: point the booking button on your website and Google Business Profile at the new page. If you add Groomify's AI receptionist, your phone line is forwarded or ported so it can answer.
The move
How switching works, step by step
- 1Export from MoeGo: your client list, pet profiles and appointment history. Groomify provides step-by-step export instructions.
- 2Start Groomify's 14-day free trial - no card needed - and upload the export. The importer maps the fields automatically and flags anything it cannot match.
- 3Review the imported data, then set up your booking page and preferences.
- 4Run both systems side by side for a few days. Per Groomify, most businesses are booking on it within days - vendor-reported, not something we have tested.
- 5Move the booking link on your website and Google Business Profile, and sort the phone number if you use the AI receptionist.
- 6Tell clients once: the new booking link, and that they will add their card again at the first booking.
- 7Cancel MoeGo only after a clean first billing cycle - and export your financial history before you close the account.
The money
The cost, side by side
- Groomify, mobile$39/$79/$127 per van/mo · 20% off on annual billing · texting on every planFrom $39/mo
- MoeGo, mobile$49/$99/$159 per van/mo · monthly billing onlyFrom $49/mo
- Groomify, salonFrom $63/mo per location · from $756 the first yearFrom $63/mo
- MoeGo, salon$79/$149/$239 per location/moFrom $79/mo
Groomify's salon price is published as "from $63", so treat it as an entry point, not a quote, and the tiers on both sides are not like-for-like. Base subscriptions before card fees, taxes and add-ons.
Full disclosure
Worth knowing
- The migration claims on this page - what gets imported and how fast businesses switch - come from Groomify's own switching guide, the destination maker. We verified the prices at both makers' pages; we have not run a migration ourselves, so treat the import claims as vendor-reported and untested.
- Switching has costs beyond the subscription: clients re-enter their payment cards, your booking link changes everywhere it appears, automations are rebuilt, and you run two systems in parallel for a few days.
- Whether Groomify fits depends on what you use: both makers aim at mobile groomers first, and their AI extras, salon tiers and add-ons differ. Compare the tiers you would actually pay for.