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Book the consult while the client is still deciding

Calls during treatments, inquiries waiting on a busy front desk and clients who never rebook. Here is what we would build first, and what we keep human.

First call
Free, 30 minutes
First system live
About 2 weeks
You own
Everything we build
Tap Replay to run it againExample
Ana G.713-555-0142
  1. Missed call, 5:20 PM
  2. Hi Ana, this is the assistant at Your Med Spa (automated). Sorry we missed your call. How can we help?
  3. I'd like a consultation. Anything open this week?
  4. Yes. Consultations are open Wednesday 11:00 AM or Friday 3:30 PM. Our providers answer treatment and health questions in person. Which time works?
  5. Yes, that works.
CRM · New jobAna G. · I'd like a consultation. Anything open this week?Booked: Friday 3:30 PM, consultationSource: missed call · Your Med Spa

The call you missed, booked anyway

When your hands are full, the system texts back from your number, asks what is going on and offers a real time from your calendar. Here is how that looks for a med spa or salon.

  • Texts back in the same minute, from your business number.
  • Offers open times from your real calendar.
  • Puts the job in your CRM with the details.
  • You can read every message and step in any time.

Sound familiar?

Where jobs slip away for most med spas and salons. Tap the ones that happen in yours.

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Med spa and salon phones go unanswered because the people who would answer them have their hands full. A text back within a minute, a consult booked from real open times and a nudge to rebook keep the front desk from being the bottleneck. Treatment and health questions stay with your providers.

What slips away in a med spa or salon

  • Calls during treatments and appointments. The provider is with a client. The front desk is checking someone in.
  • Instagram and web inquiries. They wait until there is a free moment, and prospects often reach out to more than one place.
  • Consult no-shows. An empty room is paid for and unused.
  • Rebooking. Clients leave meaning to come back and then do not.
  • Reviews. Happy clients rarely volunteer.

What we would build first

A text-back that books consults

A missed call or a new inquiry gets a text within a minute. It says it is automated, asks how it can help and offers real consult times from your calendar. See how missed call text back works.

A clear line around health questions

This matters in your business. The assistant does not give medical advice, does not describe treatment outcomes and does not discuss someone's health. When a question touches those, it says a provider will answer in person and hands the conversation to your staff. You write the rules, and we test them with the questions your clients ask.

Reminders and rebooking

A reminder before the appointment cuts surprises. After the visit, a rebooking nudge goes out on a schedule you pick. For a salon, that can follow your usual service interval.

A CRM that fits how you book

Stages like inquiry, consult booked, consult done, treatment booked and rebooked. Each client has a source and a next step, so you can see what your marketing brings in. Not sure you need one? Read does your business need a CRM.

A review ask

A short text with a direct link after the visit. Follow Google's rules: ask everyone, offer nothing in exchange. Our review guide has scripts. For licensed providers, check your professional rules before you ask.

Texts should go only to people who contacted you or agreed to hear from you. STOP works every time. The first text is a reply to the person's call, not a marketing blast. Texting rules are strict and keep changing, so confirm your setup with a lawyer.

Marketing that fits med spas and salons

  • Instagram and Facebook. The place where people already look at hair, skin and the space itself. Show the room, the team and the services in plain words. Meta's health and wellness ad policy limits cosmetic procedure ads to people 18 and older and does not allow close-ups that pinch body fat, so we write to those rules. Read what a Meta ads budget buys.
  • Google Business Profile. Photos, services, hours and review replies. See the checklist.
  • A website that books. Services, providers and a consult button that works on a phone.

How it works day to day

  1. A call comes in during a treatment and rings out.
  2. The person gets a text within a minute asking how you can help.
  3. They reply, and the assistant offers real consult times.
  4. The booking lands in your calendar, and your front desk sees the whole thread.
  5. Anything about treatments, health or results goes to a provider.

For a salon, the same flow books a cut, color or other service, and the reminder before the visit can include any prep a stylist wants.

Who this fits

It fits owner-run med spas and salons where the front desk is also the person doing check-in, payments and phones. It is a weaker fit if you already have a dedicated receptionist who answers every call.

What it costs

  • First call: free, 30 minutes.
  • AI Implementation & Software Development: $1,000 to $5,000 to build, then a monthly care plan at half the build price, with a $1,000 minimum, so $1,000 to $2,500 a month. It covers hosting, AI usage, upkeep, updates and support. You own what we build.
  • Website: $1,500 to build, then $199 a month for hosting and edits. Live in about 7 days.
  • Google Business Profile: $300 to set up, then $149 a month.
  • Content and Meta ads: $1,500 to $6,000 a month. Our service fee. Ad spend is paid to Meta directly and is not included.

Your flat price is in writing before work starts. See pricing.

Start with a free call

Book a free 30-minute call. We will look at how inquiries reach you, where they stall and what to fix first. If your booking software already does the job, we will tell you. See the AI & Software page for what we build.

What it costs

Flat prices, agreed in writing before any work starts. A $3,000 build is $1,500 a month after launch.

First call
Free
30 minutes. We look at how calls and leads reach you today.
AI text back, booking and CRM
$1,000 to $5,000
To build, one time. Then a monthly care plan at half the build price, $1,000 to $2,500 a month, for hosting, AI usage, upkeep, updates and support. You own what we build.
Website
$1,500 + $199/mo
Live in about 7 days. The monthly covers hosting and edits.
Google Business Profile
$300 + $149/mo
Profile built out with photos, then weekly posts, review replies, Q&A and a monthly check-in.
Content and Meta ads
$1,500 to $6,000/mo
Our service fee. Ad spend is paid to Meta directly and is not included.
Every price on one page

Questions owners ask

Will the assistant answer questions about treatments or health?

No. It books the consult and says a provider will answer treatment and health questions in person. It does not give medical advice or promise results.

Can it quote prices?

Only what you decide to share, such as a starting price. Anything that depends on the client or the treatment goes to your staff.

Do you work with the booking software we already use?

Often, yes. On the free call we check what you use now and tell you in writing what connects.

Are there rules for med spa ads on Meta?

Yes. Meta's health and wellness policy limits cosmetic procedure ads to people 18 and older and does not allow close-ups that pinch body fat. We write ads to those rules.

Let's find where your jobs slip away.

Book a free 30-minute call. We look at how your med spa or salon handles calls and leads today, then put what we would fix first and the price in writing.

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