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Med spa resources in one place: cost calculators, buying comparisons and practical worksheets for opening, running and growing an aesthetic practice. Start with the decision you are making.
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Build a 12-month opening budget
Test a delayed opening, slower bookings, owner pay and a new equipment payment.
Compare two equipment proposals
Match the purchase or financing terms, supplies and service costs over the same period.
Compare the full cost of software
Include subscriptions, payment processing, add-ons and switching costs.
Find the capacity constraint
Work through booked visits, cancellations, provider time, room time and device time.
Test the body-contouring business case
See what supplies, marketing and slower bookings mean for monthly contribution.
Work through an equipment investment
Use your own treatment price, costs and volume to explore a device’s economics.
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Guide · Practice operations
Med Spa Membership Pricing: Benefits, Treatment Credits and the Cost of Redemption
Build a med spa membership program with clear benefits, workable pricing and a launch plan. Compare banked credits, included treatments and real cost examples.
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Cost guide · Costs and budgets
Botox Prices at 50 Med Spas: Posted Rates and Pricing Lessons for Owners
What 50 med spas in five U.S. markets publish about Botox prices, memberships and offers, with named sources, a downloadable dataset and a worksheet for checking your local market.
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Worksheet or tool · Costs and budgets
Includes an interactive toolService Pricing Calculator
Price a med spa service from supplies, provider pay, payment fees and fixed costs. Test a promotion, a package and a slower month.
Open the toolGuide · Costs and budgets
How to Price Med Spa Services: Costs, Provider Time, Packages and Profit
Build med spa service prices from supplies, provider time and overhead. Use worked examples to test margins, discounts, packages and slower bookings.
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Comparison · Practice operations
Includes an interactive toolBest Med Spa Software: Pricing, Memberships and Practice Fit
Compare med spa software for solo injectors, small teams and growing practices. Review pricing, membership handling, payment costs and migration.
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Guide · Practice operations
Will new software fix the workflow?
Before buying software, map your med spa workflow from booking to follow-up and find the handoffs that break, so demos test what actually matters.
Read the guideGuide · Capacity and growth
Includes an interactive toolMed Spa Capacity Planning: When to Hire, Add a Room or Fix the Schedule
Med spa capacity planning with a worked schedule: compare provider, room and device capacity, model cancellations and test hiring or expansion.
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Equipment buyer checklist
Prepare the configuration, service and supply questions for a vendor.
Startup planning worksheet
List costs, dependencies and decisions before opening.
Software demo worksheet
Take the same workflow and migration questions into each demo.
Training evaluation worksheet
Compare objectives, supervised practice, prerequisites and support.
KPI review worksheet
Define each measure, its source and the action it will inform.
YOUR FREE PRACTICE PLAN
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Give the next decision a place to live.
Keep an opening budget, equipment comparisons, software costs or a capacity worksheet with the questions you still need to resolve. Update the figures as your plans change.
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Enter your figures, mark open questions and save the worksheet.
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Pick up where you left off
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