Best Florist Software 2026 — The Complete Guide

Best for: Florists who value visual proposal polish and supplier connections

Details Flowers is the most established name in florist software, founded in 2015. It offers strong visual proposals, an extensive flower library, the Details Direct in-app wholesale marketplace, and a native inventory suite added in May 2026. Pricing is tiered: the $25/month Starter plan is capped at 3 total events, and unlimited events require the $150/month Business plan (annual plans run $1,500–$2,250/year). Payments processed through the platform carry a 1–1.5% surcharge on top of Stripe fees. It has no AI features, no built-in website, and no Pinterest extension.

Best for: Larger studios that want event management with add-on integrations

Curate (formerly StemCounter) is full event business management software for florists, caterers, and venues. In 2026 it added a free built-in CRM and an AI assistant for emails, orders, and business questions (AI usage is metered by plan). It offers rental tracking with overbooking prevention, Pinterest drag-and-drop import, and QuickBooks integration. However, Curate no longer publishes pricing — plans are quote-based and the last public price was around $275/month — there is no free trial, and its forced 2025 platform migration drew heavy criticism from longtime users. It has no AI pricing, no built-in website, and no Pinterest browser extension.

Best for: Florists starting out who prefer pay-when-you-book pricing

FlowerBuddy is a florist software with a clean interface, real-time web proposals, and a distinctive pricing model: the free Starter tier charges a 2% booking fee plus 0.5% invoicing fee on your events, the $30/month Pro plan lowers the booking fee to 1%, and the $1,800/year Unlimited plan removes fees and unlocks its AI tools. In 2025 it added AI Flower Search, AI Recipe Generation, and an AI Image & Mockup Tool, and its Pro plan and up include inventory and rentals management. It still lacks AI pricing, a built-in website, emailed wholesaler PDF reports, and a Pinterest extension — and the percentage fees add up on high-value weddings.

Best for: Event florists who want lightweight all-in-one event management

EvntPro is a newer all-in-one event management platform aimed at wedding and event florists. It covers quoting, proposals, a client portal, contracts, payments, inventory, and team/production coordination at accessible prices: Solo $39/month, Pro $89/month, Agency $199/month, with a 14-day trial. As a young platform its floral-specific depth is limited — stem counting and recipes are basic compared to florist-first tools — and it has no AI features, no built-in website, and no Pinterest integration.

Best for: Wedding pros who want a CRM with basic floral recipe tools

True Client Pro is a CRM for wedding professionals that — unlike HoneyBook or Dubsado — does include genuine floral features: a recipe builder with cost breakdowns, a stem-count library, and auto-generated wholesale orders and pull lists from proposals. There is a free-forever tier (with transaction fees) and paid plans from $49/month, though the seven-tier pricing structure is confusing. It has no AI features, no built-in website, no Pinterest integration, and a dated interface with a small user community.

Best for: Florists who only need recipe costing and wholesale order math

EveryStem is a focused florist costing tool at $24.99/month (or $249.99/year). It offers a stem/pricing calculator, live profit and budget tracking, recipe saving, and smart multi-event wholesale order consolidation that rounds to bunch quantities and groups by vendor. It is deliberately narrow: EveryStem itself positions the product as in-house costing only — no client-facing proposals, no CRM, no client portal, no contracts. There is no free trial, but first-time members get a 90-day money-back guarantee.

Best for: Creative professionals who need a general CRM (not florist-specific)

HoneyBook is a popular CRM for creative professionals with contracts, invoicing, payments, and a strong AI suite (lead scoring, AI email drafts, meeting notes) included on all plans. Its entry price nearly doubled in 2025 — Starter is now $29/month billed annually or $36/month monthly, with Essentials at $49 and Premium at $109 — and card payments carry processing fees from roughly 2.7%. It remains entirely generic: no flower library, no stem counting, no recipe management, and no floral proposal builder, so florists still need separate tools for the floral side of the business.

Best for: Creative professionals who need powerful workflow automation (not florist-specific)

Dubsado is a CRM known for powerful workflow automation, custom forms, and branded client portals. In late 2025 it launched the completely rebuilt Dubsado 3.0 (new automation Flows, kanban project views, consolidated inbox) and raised prices for the first time in years: Starter is now $35/month and Premier $55/month for new subscribers. Beyond AI email-thread summaries in the new inbox, it has essentially no AI — and like HoneyBook, it has zero florist-specific features: no flower library, no stem counting, no recipes, no floral proposals.

Best for: Beginners who need simple visual mood boards and basic estimates

Lobiloo is a browser-based visual design tool for florists, now $29/month with a 14-day trial (the old free tier is gone). It offers a flower library, drag-and-drop mood boards, cost calculation, PDF proposals, and basic invoicing with in-app payment collection. The platform is mid-transition to a rebuilt application in 2026. It remains a lightweight tool: no CRM, no contracts or e-signatures, no stem counting depth, no AI, and no client portal — professional wedding florists will outgrow it quickly.