Med Spas & Wellness Clinics

Med spa marketing and website design, because your treatments are world-class and your technology should match.

In the Orlando, Tampa and Sarasota med spa market, your website and marketing decide whether treatment rooms stay full. I build the site, the marketing that fills your calendar, and AI that handles booking and follow-up, so your staff can focus on clients instead of the phone.

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What's holding your practice back?

You're running a healthcare business with hospitality expectations. That's a lot to juggle, and the tech needs to make it easier, not harder.

Appointment No-Shows

Every empty slot is money out the door. Without smart reminders and follow-ups, no-shows quietly drain revenue week after week.

Treatment Education Gap

Patients want to know what they're getting into before booking, but your staff's answering the same questions over and over instead of focusing on treatments.

Competitive Local Market

Orlando and Tampa have some of the fastest-growing med spa markets in the country. Getting noticed on Google and social is getting tougher every month.

Social Proof Management

Before-and-after photos, reviews, and testimonials are what sell your services. But collecting, organizing, and sharing them compliantly? That's basically a full-time gig.

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How I Help

Technology that fills your chairs and keeps clients coming back.

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AI Integration & Strategy

Aesthetic buyers browse late and decide fast once they do. So I build the thing that covers the gap. It answers the pricing question at eleven at night. It confirms which treatments you offer. It books the consultation against real availability. And it brings people back when a treatment is due to wear off. Whether a procedure suits a specific person goes to your team. Always. More on how AI agents handle consultations and rebooking.

Answers after hours

When people browse

Pricing you approved

Ranges, not a runaround

Books the consult

Against real availability

Rebooking on schedule

Before the treatment wears off

Fills cancellations

The gap nobody has time for

Never assesses suitability

Clinical goes to a person

Fractional CTO

Med spas accumulate software fast. A booking platform. A charting system. A texting tool. A loyalty app. A marketing dashboard. Each sold separately, each holding part of the same client, and nobody at the front desk with time to work out which earns its keep. I do that, connect what stays, and tell you when something is a solution looking for a problem. This is how fractional CTO works for a spa that doesn't want an IT person.

What earns its keep

And what to cancel

Systems connected

Site, booking, and records

Cost per booked consult

Not likes and reach

Built to HIPAA requirements

Policy stays yours

Vendor contracts reviewed

Before they auto-renew

Senior help, part-time

No full-time salary

Web Design & Custom Software

Most spa sites list treatments like a menu and hide the prices. The people you want are already researching the procedure, worrying about downtime and cost, and comparing you to two other clinics. Pages that answer honestly win that comparison, and your own before-and-afters beat stock photography every time. See what goes into web design and custom software for aesthetic practices.

Treatment pages with substance

Cost, downtime, what to expect

Your own results

Real galleries beat stock

Pricing addressed honestly

The question everyone has

Booking in under a minute

On a phone, at night

Built for treatment search

The procedure, not the spa

Custom tools when needed

Intake, memberships, packages

Aesthetics is a considered purchase pretending to be an impulse one.

The ads make it look spontaneous. It isn't. Most people research a treatment for weeks, worry about it quietly, and book with whoever made them feel least uncertain.

They're researching the treatment, not you

Before anyone searches for a spa, they search for the procedure. A site that answers honestly gets found during that phase and earns trust before the first contact.

What it costs

The first thing they type

Whether it hurts

The thing they won't ask you

How long it lasts

Before they commit

What week one looks like

The photo they're really after

A site that only lists service names shows up nowhere in that conversation.

Price silence costs you the booking

Almost every spa hides pricing to force a consultation call. It mostly filters out the people who were serious and hated being handled.

A range

Not a single number

What moves it

Units, areas, sessions

What's included

And what is extra

Said before the call

Not during it

That converts better than a form promising somebody will be in touch, because it respects that they already know how this works.

The money is in the second visit

Neuromodulators wear off. Laser packages run in series. Memberships lapse quietly, and usually nobody notices until the quarter is over.

At the right interval

Not whenever somebody remembers

Before it wears off

While they still feel the result

Series still running

Booked before they drift

Memberships lapsing

Caught before renewal, not after

The difference between a spa that grows and one that churns is usually whether anything brings people back automatically. Almost nobody has the front desk capacity to do it by hand.

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Rooms full, clients rebooking.

When the right tools are in place, everything shifts. The calendar fills, no-shows drop, and your team has time to breathe.

24/7

Booking and follow-up that runs while your doors are closed

Fewer

No-shows, with smart reminders across text and email

Every Ad

Sent to a landing page built to turn clicks into bookings

Built to Fit

Custom tools instead of paying for another subscription

Before-and-after photos leave out week one.

Four things to ask anyone.

Worth settling before we talk. Ask them of anyone you're considering, me included.

I don't use templates.

Designed from scratch, coded by hand. Every decision has a reason behind it. That part is non-negotiable.

I don't outsource.

The work happens here, at my desk. That's a limit as much as a promise, and it's why I turn down more than I take on.

You'll always get me.

Not an account manager. Not a different one next quarter. I build it, and I'm the one who picks up two years later.

You own all of it.

Domain, code, ad accounts, analytics. In your name from day one, and it stays that way if you ever leave.

How I work with med spas.

Worth settling before we book a call. Where I help spas most, and where somebody else is the better fit.

Where I do my best work

Your inquiries. Someone asks about pricing at ten at night, hears nothing until Tuesday, and books with the clinic that answered.
Your treatments. You offer a dozen services and the site lists them like a menu, so nobody understands what any of them involve.
Your rebooking. Injectables and laser packages need a return visit on a schedule, and nobody has time to chase them.
Your marketing. You're spending on Instagram and ads without knowing which of it produced a booked consultation.
Your competition. A new spa opened nearby, they outrank you, and your work is better than theirs.

Where I'm the wrong call

Your practice software. You need Boulevard, Zenoti, or Aesthetic Record administered and supported. I build around those, I don't run them.
Your medical claims. You want copy promising outcomes. I won't write it. That's a regulatory problem waiting to happen and it damages trust anyway.
Your compliance. You need someone to own HIPAA policy and your medical director requirements. I build to both, I own neither.
Your budget. The lowest quote wins. There's always somebody cheaper.
Your timeline. It has to be live before the next promotion and nobody can spare an hour.

Fair questions before you commit.

How much does a med spa website cost?

It depends on scope. A fast site with real treatment pages, pricing, before-and-after galleries, and local SEO is one range. Add online booking against real availability, AI handling consultation requests, and automated rebooking and it's another. You get the whole scope quoted before anyone commits.

Should we put prices on the site?

A range, yes, and this is the change I'd argue for hardest. Hiding price to force a consultation call filters out serious buyers who dislike being handled, and it trains everyone else to assume the worst. Publishing a range with honest context about what moves it costs you the tire-kickers and wins the people who were ready.

Can AI handle consultation requests?

For the administrative half, yes. It answers at the hours when people browse, confirms which treatments you offer, gives pricing ranges you've approved, and books the consult. What it must never do is assess someone's suitability for a procedure or promise a result. Anything clinical goes to your team, and I build that boundary in rather than trusting the model to behave.

Do you work with Boulevard, Zenoti, or Aesthetic Record?

I work around them. If your platform runs scheduling, charting, and payments, I connect the website and booking so consultations land where your team already works. Administering those platforms isn't something I do. That's real work, it just isn't mine.

How do we compete with the new spa that outranks us?

Usually by being more specific than they are. New clinics launch with generic treatment pages because that's fastest. Real content about how you do a procedure, what recovery looks like, your own before-and-afters, and honest pricing beats a polished but generic site for the searches that carry intent. That's a content problem, not a budget one.

We're in another state. Does that make this harder?

No. I'm in Central Florida and the work is delivered remotely. Location only affects whether we can meet in person.

Who do you work best with?

Med spas losing consultation requests to whoever replied first, sitting below a newer competitor, or with treatment pages that read like a price list. Owners who want rebooking to happen without the front desk chasing it. I'm the wrong call if you need your practice software administered, someone to own HIPAA policy or medical director requirements, or copy that promises outcomes. I build to those requirements and around those systems, I don't own them.

Brands and businesses I've built for