Easy Busy Pets Review

Easy Busy Pets is an all-in-one business-management platform built to run a pet-service company end to end — website, online booking, client and pet records, staff scheduling, payroll, payments and marketing in one system instead of a stack of separate tools. It is squarely a "system, not spreadsheets" product for businesses that already employ staff or contractors and are ready to scale, and the vendor says outright it is not the right tool for solo operators. The pricing reflects that: a flat $250/month base plus $13/month per active staff member, month-to-month with no contract.

One naming note up front: on review sites the product is often listed as "HappyGoMobile," which is the same platform. If you are cross-checking reviews on Capterra you will find it under that older name.

What Is Easy Busy Pets #

Easy Busy Pets is a cloud platform aimed at full-service pet businesses — dog walking, pet sitting, doggy daycare, grooming and mobile grooming, boarding and kenneling, training, cat care and pet wellness. Rather than specialize in one vertical, it tries to replace the whole operational stack a growing pet business tends to bolt together: a website, a booking widget, a CRM, a scheduling calendar, a payroll tool and a payments processor.

The intended buyer is an owner who has moved past running the business from a phone and a spreadsheet and now manages a team. Because the base fee is fixed and staff are billed per head, the economics only make sense once you have employees or contractors to schedule and pay — which is exactly the segment the vendor targets, and exactly why it steers solos elsewhere.

Features #

Website and online booking #

The base plan includes a hosted professional website, so a new business can put up a bookable site without buying a separate builder. Clients book through an online portal, and businesses that already run a site can connect Wix, Squarespace or WordPress instead of using the built-in one.

Client, pet and CRM records #

Pet profiles and client records sit at the center, with communication tools attached so the front desk can reach a pet parent about a booking, a change or a follow-up from inside the same system rather than a personal phone.

Staff scheduling, payroll and permissions #

This is where the platform earns its price. Staff scheduling, payroll and role-based permissions are built in, so an owner assigns shifts, controls what each staff member can see, and runs pay without exporting to a separate payroll tool — the recurring pain point for pet businesses the moment they add their first employees.

Payments, invoicing and automation #

Payments and invoicing are built in, with automation to cut the manual chase — a booking turns into an invoice, and routine follow-ups fire without someone remembering to send them.

Marketing, reviews and reporting #

Marketing tools, review collection and reporting round out the platform, aimed at owners who want client acquisition and retention handled inside the same system that already holds the booking and payment data.

Pricing #

Easy Busy Pets publishes a single plan with a flat base plus a per-staff fee — straightforward, but front-loaded:

There is only one plan tier; you are not choosing between feature bundles, you are paying the base and scaling the per-staff line as your team grows. The flat base is the thing to model up front — at one or two staff it is a heavy monthly bill, which is why the vendor points solo operators toward lighter tools.

Who It's For (and Who It Isn't) #

Easy Busy Pets fits a multi-service or multi-staff pet business that wants one system for the website, bookings, CRM, scheduling, payroll, payments and marketing, and would rather pay one bill than stitch together five subscriptions. If you employ walkers, groomers, daycare handlers or sitters and are tired of a spreadsheet-plus-Homebase-plus-Square patchwork, the all-in-one scope is the point.

It is a poor fit for a solo mobile groomer, a single dog walker or a one-person sitting business — the $250 base is hard to justify at that scale, and the vendor agrees. Those operators are better served by a per-user walking/sitting app or a grooming-specific tool. It is also worth weighing against specialist platforms if you need deep, best-in-class depth in one area rather than broad coverage across many.

Is It Legit and Worth It? #

Easy Busy Pets is a real, established platform with a strong review record — 4.6 out of 5 on Capterra across 37 reviews (listed there as HappyGoMobile), with a high positive share. For a business with a payroll to run, putting website, booking, CRM, scheduling and pay in one place is a genuine saving in tools and administrative time.

The honest caveats are practical. The flat $250 base makes it uneconomical below a handful of staff — this is a scaling tool, not a starter tool. Its weakest rated dimension is ease of use (4.3 on Capterra), so expect an onboarding curve as you move a whole operation onto it. And named third-party integrations are thin: it connects to website builders (Wix, Squarespace, WordPress), but no accounting integration such as QuickBooks is surfaced, so a business that relies on a specific external accounting tool will need to bridge it manually.

Alternatives #

• MoeGo — grooming-first all-in-one, a lighter fit for salons and mobile groomers.
• Time To Pet — the stronger choice for walking and sitting businesses with field staff.
• Gingr — a facility-management platform for larger daycare and boarding operations.
• PetExec — multi-service facility software for daycare, boarding and grooming.

See the full pet care business software category for the complete comparison.

Login & Support #

Businesses and their staff log in through easybusypets.com; pet parents book and manage appointments through the client portal on the business's own site. Support runs through the vendor's online channels. Because the platform spans website, payroll and payments, plan the initial setup — moving an entire operation onto one system is the work, and the ease-of-use score suggests budgeting time for onboarding.