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Website design · Med spas and wellness

Website design for med spas and wellness practices.

Botox, filler, laser, facials, massage, therapy. People search for each treatment by name, compare a few sites, and book with whoever feels trustworthy and makes it easy. I build sites around your treatments, connect them to the booking system you already use, and get them found.

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What people search for treatments

Searches a month in the US

botox near me165,000
med spa near me110,000
laser hair removal near me110,000
lip filler near me74,000
hydrafacial near me40,500

Average monthly Google searches in the US. Google Ads estimates, November 2026.

What the site has to do

What a med spa website needs to get booked.

A page for every treatment

Each treatment is its own search. A page for each one, with what it is, who it's for, what to expect and where pricing starts, is what ranks and what books.

Booking in one tap

Every treatment page sends people straight into the booking system you already use, whether that's Vagaro, Boulevard, Mindbody or something else.

Forms that don't collect health information

A regular contact form isn't the place for medical history. The site asks only for what you need to call someone back, and clinical intake stays in your booking or intake system.

Brand and photo rules handled

Brand names like Botox come with rules for how they're used, and before-and-after photos need patient consent. Pages are written with both in mind.

Trust before the first visit

Who performs the treatments, their credentials, real reviews and real photos of your space. That's what people check before they book a stranger to work on their face.

What you get

Built by hand, run by you.

Plain HTML on your own Cloudflare accountYour site becomes plain files instead of WordPress. It loads fast, there's nothing to update, and hosting costs $0.
The dashboardChange a price, swap a photo, post a special or write a blog post yourself. It goes live in about a minute, and one button sends anything bigger to me.
Every old address moved overIf you already have a site, every page gets a permanent redirect, so you keep what Google already knows about you.
Ten weeks after launchMonths two and three go to the work that gets the site found: service and town pages, your Google profile and reviews.

See the dashboard →

What it costs

One price to start, then $750 a month.

Small site

A simple site: who you are, what you do, how to reach you.

Every page rebuilt, the dashboard, redirects and tracking. Live in about two weeks.

$1,500to start

Standard site

A full site with a page for each service, plus a blog. Most sites land here.

Everything in Small, plus the blog moved with its editor and a full redirect map checked after launch.

$2,500to start

Large site

A big site, or one with a store, booking system or member area.

Everything in Standard, plus the store or booking kept working and a phased move so nothing goes dark.

$4,000+quoted after I look

Months two and three: $750 each

That's the work that gets you found, and it completes the first 90 days.

After day 90: $750 a month, if you want it

Once the site is set up, we look at what's working and decide together where the monthly work goes next. Or stop. The site, the dashboard and the account are yours either way.

A local shop's site is $1,500 to $2,500, plus $50 to $199 a month for hosting and care, every month. Your hosting with me is $0. You pay for your domain, about $15 a year.

Not sure which size you are? I'll tell you within a day of seeing the address.

Questions

Questions I hear.

Can the site connect to my booking system?

Yes. The site links or embeds the booking tool you already use, so appointments keep landing where you manage them now.

I'm a therapist. Is this for me?

Yes. Therapy sites have their own rules: many licensing boards don't allow asking clients for reviews or testimonials, so the site builds trust through your approach, credentials and clear information instead.

Should I list prices?

If you can give honest starting prices, yes. People compare before they book, and a page that answers the price question usually gets the appointment.

Will I lose my Google rankings when you move my site?

Not if the move is done right, and that's most of the first two weeks. Every old address gets a permanent redirect, titles and descriptions carry over, and I watch Search Console for the first 30 days. The biggest move so far was 324 addresses without losing a page.

Who owns the site?

You do. The domain, the Cloudflare account and the files are all in your name. If we stop working together, you keep all of it and the site keeps running.