WEBSITES FOR MED SPAS
Med spa website builder that writes a page for every treatment you offer
Explain each treatment, introduce your providers and give prospective clients a clear way to request a consultation.
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In short
A med spa website builder should write a page for each treatment, profile your providers, explain how a consultation works and send visitors to your booking software. AgentSite is an AI agent that plans, writes and publishes that website from your practice description, on your own domain with hosting included. It provides an inquiry form for consultation requests and is not a booking system or patient portal.
OVERVIEW
A med spa website has two jobs. It has to help someone decide whether a treatment is right for them, and it has to make the next step obvious. Visitors searching for Botox, laser hair removal or microneedling usually type the specific treatment plus a city, so the pages that win are the ones that explain one treatment clearly.
Give every treatment its own page. Describe what the treatment is, what a visit involves, who tends to be a candidate and what recovery looks like, in the plain terms your providers use. Avoid guaranteed results and avoid claims you cannot support. Medical and advertising rules vary by state, so the final wording is yours and your medical director's to confirm.
Practical details earn trust. Name your providers and their credentials, state the neighborhoods you serve, and say how consultations work. Publish pricing or starting prices only when you can keep them accurate, and otherwise explain how a quote is given.
AgentSite plans, writes and publishes the website from your description of the practice, with hosting, SSL and your own domain included. It provides an inquiry form for consultation requests. It is not a booking system, a patient portal or an electronic medical record, and it should not collect health details, so your booking and clinical software stay where they are and your buttons link to them. When treatments, providers or offers change, ask for the edit in a sentence in chat and review it before it goes live.
§ WHAT YOU GET
Built into every AgentSite build.
Give each treatment its own page
Explain Botox, laser hair removal, microneedling or any other service on a separate page, using your providers' own description. Avoid promises about outcomes.
Introduce your providers
Turn credentials, training and approach into plain provider profiles. You confirm the wording and any licensure statements before publishing.
Explain the consultation
Describe what happens at a first visit, how long it takes and what to bring, so people know what to expect before they reach out.
Rank for the cities you serve
Build location pages for the areas you actually serve, with wording specific to each place rather than one page repeated.
Send visitors to your booking software
Point every Book button at the booking system you already use. Calendar, deposits and clinical records stay there.
Change it in a sentence
Update treatments, providers or offers by asking in chat, then review the change before it is published.
§ FAQ
Common questions.
Include a page for each treatment, provider profiles with credentials, the areas you serve, how consultations work, a pricing approach you can keep accurate and an easy way to request a visit.
Yes. Describe each treatment and the agent writes a separate page for it, within the page allowance of your plan. Review the wording so it matches how your providers describe the treatment.
No. AgentSite builds the public website with an inquiry form. Booking, payments and clinical records stay in the software your practice already uses, and your buttons can link to it.
The site is a public marketing website and is not designed to hold protected health information. Keep the inquiry form to contact details and a general request, and keep clinical data in your HIPAA appropriate systems.
You can supply photos you have the rights and consent to publish, but state rules on medical advertising differ. Avoid guarantees, and have your medical director confirm the claims before the site goes live.
Yes, if you supply them. Publish only figures you can keep current, and say how packages and memberships work so visitors know what to ask about at a consultation.
Yes, for the places you actually operate. Give the agent each location and its details, and it writes distinct location pages rather than one repeated page.
A booking platform site is built to take appointments. Your own website explains each treatment, ranks for your treatments and cities, and lives on your domain, with every Book button linking to your booking software.
A DIY builder leaves you to plan and write every page, and an agency works from a custom brief at custom prices. AgentSite plans, writes and publishes from your description at a flat plan price.
Yes. Ask for a change in a sentence in chat when treatments, providers or offers change, and review the wording before it goes live.
§ MORE FEATURES
Explore more of what the agent does.
SMALL BUSINESS WEBSITE BUILDER
Small business
Most small business website builders advertise a price you only pay once. Describe your business instead, and an AI agent writes every page, designs the site and launches it on your domain at one flat rate that does not jump in year two.
SERVICE AREA PAGE BUILDER
Service area pages
One real page per city you actually serve, written from what you know about that area instead of a template with the name swapped out.
LEAD GENERATION WEBSITE BUILDER
Lead generation sites
A site built around the inquiry: a page for every service you sell, a clear next step on each one, and copy that asks.
§ build yours
Describe your business. Get a complete website.
The agent designs, writes, builds and launches the whole site. You change anything by chatting.