Best Med Spa Marketing Companies in 2026: 13 Agencies Compared

The best med spa marketing company is one that focuses on aesthetics, publishes named med spa results, and reports booked or arrived patients, not just leads. We compared 13 agencies on their own websites: eight state an aesthetics focus, three serve wider healthcare, Thrive and Growbi work across industries, and only two publish monthly prices.

Search for the best med spa marketing company and most results are lists written by an agency that ranks itself first. Thrive's own list, for example, puts Thrive at 97 out of 100.

We took a different route. We read each agency's own website between October 19 and November 1, 2026, recorded where it is based, what it sells, what it charges and what proof it publishes, and left out anything we could not see ourselves.

Growbi, the publisher of this guide, is on the list too, described the same way, including where it is the wrong fit.

How We Compared These Med Spa Marketing Companies

We started from the agencies that appear most often on page one of Google for med spa agency searches in 2026, in the organic results, the local map pack and the most-cited roundups. We added Aesthera from AmSpa's vendor news and Growbi as the publisher.

Every agency was checked on five things a med spa owner can verify before the first call:

• Focus. Is medical aesthetics the stated main market, one niche among many, or not mentioned?
• Location. Where the agency says it is based, from its own contact page or footer.
• Services. Which channels it runs: paid ads, SEO, websites, social, email and follow-up.
• Pricing. Whether any fee is published, and whether ad spend is separate.
• Proof. What results it publishes with a named client, and whether that client is a med spa.

We did not score or rank them, because no outside data lets anyone rank agencies fairly. The list is alphabetical.

Two well-known names are missing on purpose. Etna Interactive blocked our visit, and Forever Booked showed us only testimonials, so we left both out rather than describe them from other people's summaries.

The Best Med Spa Marketing Companies at a Glance

Use this list to narrow 13 names to two or three. Every line comes from the agency's own website.

• Aesthera Marketing: med spas and aesthetic practices only; ads, SEO, AI search, social, email and websites; pricing not published.
• Cardinal Digital Marketing: multi-location healthcare provider groups; paid media and media mix modeling; pricing not published.
• DoctorLogic: medical and dental practices; websites, medical SEO and healthcare PPC; pricing not published.
• Growbi: med spas plus other booked-appointment businesses; Meta ads with booking confirmation calls; quoted after a call.
• Growth99 (Salt Lake City, UT): software plus marketing for aesthetic and wellness practices; plans listed, prices on request.
• Influx Marketing (Pasadena CA, Salt Lake UT, Tampa FL): cash-pay healthcare including med spas; websites, SEO, ads, photo and video; pricing not published.
• Intrepy: private medical practices, med spa among five focus niches; SEO, ads, EHR-linked reporting; pricing not published on the pages we read.
• Med Spa Magic Marketing (Mt. Juliet, TN): med spas; brand, Meta and Google ads, revenue reporting; programs from $3,495 a month.
• MedStar Media (South Jordan, UT): aesthetics plus plastic surgery, IVF and weight loss; SEO, ads, staff training; packages from $2,497 a month.
• Plastix Marketing: plastic surgery and med spa practices only; websites, SEO, content, email and ads; budget brackets on its form.
• Studio 3 Marketing: aesthetics since 2011; creative websites, in-house photo and video, SEO; pricing not published.
• The Med Spa Agency: med spas only; SEO, Google, Meta and TikTok ads, email; pricing not published.
• Thrive Agency (Arlington, TX): full-service, all industries; SEO, PPC, web, reputation; month-to-month terms.

So the first decision is not which name, but which type. A spa with an outdated website needs a different partner than a spa with a good site and an empty Tuesday.

The 13 Med Spa Marketing Agencies, One by One

Each profile covers what the agency says it does, where it is based when it says so, the proof it publishes, and the kind of med spa that fits it best.

Aesthera Marketing

Aesthera is a brand built only for med spas and aesthetic practices. AmSpa's announcement says Just Digital, a Los Angeles agency, launched it in May 2026 and lists Aesthera as an AmSpa Platinum Vendor Affiliate.

Its homepage sells one coordinated system of Google and Meta ads, SEO and AI search, social, email and websites, and says the team has been working since 2012 before bringing that system to aesthetics.

Source: Aesthera Marketing homepage

Best for: a clinic that wants one team for every channel. The aesthetics brand is young, so ask for med spa references with booked-appointment numbers.

Cardinal Digital Marketing

Cardinal builds performance marketing strategies for healthcare provider groups ready to hyperscale, and it is now the dedicated healthcare division of Power Digital.

Its RevRx tool applies media mix modeling to budget decisions across channels, which only pays off when there is a real budget to split.

Source: Cardinal Digital Marketing homepage

Best for: a med spa chain or private equity backed group with several locations. A single-location spa is likely too small for its model.

DoctorLogic

DoctorLogic sells a patient acquisition platform for medical practices: HIPAA-compliant websites, medical and local SEO, AI search visibility and healthcare PPC.

The case studies on its homepage are dental, Emigh Dental Care and MINT Dentistry, so ask for a med spa example. Best for: a practice whose main gap is a website and organic search.

Growbi

Growbi, the publisher of this guide, runs paid ads for med spas alongside dental, home service and real estate clients. The work is mostly paid ads, built around one entry offer, a landing page and phone confirmation of every booking, plus local and AI search programs.

It fits a med spa with a working website that needs more first-time patients within weeks. It is not an SEO or web design shop, so a spa that mainly needs organic rankings should look at Plastix, Studio 3 or DoctorLogic. Pricing is quoted after a call.

Growbi is the wrong pick if you need a new website or a multi-state media mix model. If paid bookings are the gap, read how the med spa marketing service works.

Growth99

Growth99 combines software with services for aesthetic and elective wellness practices, and says more than 1,000 practices use it.

Its pricing page lists three plans, Essentials, Accelerator and Elite, covering automation, an AI chatbot, reviews, websites and SEO. Paid media is an add-on with three tiers that manage up to $1,500, $3,500 or $8,000 a month in ad spend, and every tier says pricing is available upon request.

Source: Growth99 plans and pricing

Best for: a practice that wants its CRM, website and marketing from one vendor. Ask what leaving looks like, since the site and automations live on its platform.

Influx Marketing

Influx calls itself a digital agency focused on patient acquisition for cash-pay healthcare practices, with plastic surgery, med spa and cosmetic dentistry as its industries. Its site lists offices in Pasadena, Salt Lake City and Tampa.

Services cover website design, SEO and AI search, digital advertising, content, photo and video, social media and email, plus a new platform it calls Growthstack. It notes it is an Inc. 5000 honoree and co-produces The Technology of Beauty podcast with plastic surgeon Dr. Grant Stevens.

Best for: an established aesthetic practice that wants a premium website and search program. Its center of gravity is plastic surgery, so ask how many single-location med spas it serves.

Intrepy Healthcare Marketing

Intrepy says it works exclusively with private medical practices and healthcare organizations, and has done so since 2014. Med spa is one of five niches it spends the most time in, next to orthopedics, home health, solo providers and private equity.

Services cover medical SEO, social media, websites and paid ads across Google, programmatic display, social and remarketing. Its reporting includes a tracking tool it says connects marketing leads to EHR patients, but its homepage case studies are orthopedic and women's health, so ask for a med spa example.

Med Spa Magic Marketing

Med Spa Magic Marketing is based in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, started in 2012, and describes itself as a brand-first, fractional CMO team for med spas. Founder Ricky Shockley wrote the book Med Spa Magic.

It is one of only two agencies here that publish program prices: $3,495, $4,495 and $6,995 a month for its three phases, with an on-ramp option from $1,000 a month and onboarding waived on a six-month commitment. It says its fees are flat and it never charges per booking.

Its Magic Hat PRO tool connects to most major EMRs so reporting shows revenue, rebooking and lifetime value. Best for: an established spa, which the site defines as $1M or more in revenue per location for the first phase.

MedStar Media

MedStar Media is a family-run agency in South Jordan, Utah, founded by Chris and Ivonne Zelig. It serves med spas plus plastic surgeons, IVF and weight loss practices.

Its packages page publishes real numbers. The flagship Aesthetic Growth System is $2,497 a month per location, Google Ads management is $1,500 a month or 20% of media managed, Meta is $1,750, both together are $2,750, and a custom WordPress site starts at $5,000 plus $750 per treatment page.

Its standout is lead conversion training for your front desk, which matters when leads arrive but consults do not. Best for: a spa whose real leak is follow-up and close rate.

Plastix Marketing

Plastix says it grows plastic surgery and med spa practices and that this is all it does. One team handles websites, SEO, content, email, paid media and social.

Its featured proof is an 805% inbound marketing ROI for Buckhead Plastic Surgery, and a LUX Med Spa testimonial sits next to a figure of 400+ new leads a month. Its own fit list is blunt: not a match if you want the cheapest option or overnight results.

Source: Plastix Marketing homepage

Best for: a practice that wants a long-term SEO and content partner. Its consultation form asks for a monthly marketing budget, with options from under $5,000 to $20,000 or more.

Studio 3 Marketing

Studio 3 has worked in aesthetics marketing since 2011 and leads with creative websites and an in-house photo and video team.

It publishes named med spa results, such as Aurora Medical Spa at +199% web traffic in six months and 42 location homepages for Genesis Lifestyle Medicine. Its claims of 200+ in-house staff and more #1 rankings than any other aesthetics agency are its own.

Best for: a multi-location brand that needs production capacity and organic rankings. Likely oversized for a solo injector.

The Med Spa Agency

The Med Spa Agency works only with med spas. Its founder, Chris Fink, says he has served as a med spa practice manager and helped start and scale a med spa.

Its service menu covers website design, SEO, answer and generative engine optimization, Google Ads, Meta and TikTok ads, email, reputation and organic social. The page title calls it the number one rated agency for med spas, but we found no ranking source on the page, so ask for named results.

Thrive Agency

Thrive is a full-service agency in Arlington, Texas, founded in 2005, serving many industries on month-to-month terms.

Its own med spa list ranks Thrive first, with 60% of its scoring weight on AI search visibility, so read that ranking with care. The proof it cites is a dermatology group with more than 100 locations that saw 191% more monthly leads in nine months, and a 4.7 rating across 300+ reviews.

Best for: a group that wants one large vendor for SEO, PPC and reputation, and accepts an account team that also serves other industries.

What Med Spa Marketing Agencies Charge in 2026

Of the 13, only two publish monthly program prices. Everyone else quotes after a call, or publishes budget ranges that describe the client they want rather than the fee.

• Med Spa Magic Marketing: $3,495, $4,495 or $6,995 a month by phase, on-ramp from $1,000 a month.
• MedStar Media: $2,497 a month per location for SEO and CRM; ad management from $1,500 a month or 20% of media.
• Growth99: plan and paid media prices on request; paid media tiers manage up to $1,500, $3,500 or $8,000 of ad spend.
• Plastix: no price; its form brackets start under $5,000 a month and run to $20,000 or more.
• Thrive: no med spa price on its list page; month-to-month terms.
• Aesthera, Cardinal, DoctorLogic, Influx, Intrepy, Studio 3, The Med Spa Agency and Growbi: quoted after a discovery call.

Ad spend comes on top of every one of these fees. Our breakdown of med spa marketing agency fees shows how retainers, setup fees and ad spend fit together, so you can compare two quotes on the same basis.

Best Med Spa Marketing Agency for Appointment Growth

For appointment growth, hire the agency that reports patients who walk in, because every other metric can rise while your calendar stays empty.

Divide ad spend by leads and you get cost per lead. Divide the same spend by patients who booked and arrived and you get cost per patient in the chair, which is always higher and far more useful.

Ask every shortlisted agency for the same four numbers from one named med spa client:

• Ad spend. The budget the result is based on.
• Leads. Interest, not revenue.
• Arrived patients. The test of follow-up and offer quality.
• Cost per arrival. The number to compare agencies on.

Several agencies here build for this already: Med Spa Magic Marketing and Intrepy connect reporting to EMR or EHR records, and MedStar trains your staff on close rate. Whoever you hire, the gap between booked and arrived is usually closed by fast follow-up, covered in our guide to med spa email and SMS follow-up.

One Agency for Your Med Spa's Ads, Social Media and Email

Many owners want one team for ads, social media and email. On their own sites, these agencies list all three as services:

• Aesthera: Google and Meta ads, social and email nurture in one system.
• Influx: digital advertising, social media and email marketing.
• Med Spa Magic Marketing: Meta and Google ads, short-form reels and automation.
• MedStar Media: Meta and Google ads, SMS and email campaigns, and a $3,000 a month social package.
• Plastix: paid media, social and email campaigns from one team.
• The Med Spa Agency: Google, Meta and TikTok ads, email and organic social.

Before you sign, check that all three channels are in the written scope and monthly fee, because at several agencies social or email is a separate line item.

Med Spa PPC and Facebook Ads Without Ad Rejections

The best PPC or Facebook ads agency for a med spa writes inside Meta and Google health rules from the first draft, not after a rejection.

Meta's health and wellness policy says ads for cosmetic procedures must target people 18 years or older and must not contain statements of inferiority about physical appearance.

A separate privacy rule says ads must not share or ask for private information about users, and Meta's own banned example names a health condition.

In practice, an ad saying "Tired of your jowls?" points at the viewer's body and risks rejection. "Non-surgical face and neck lift, first visit offer" sells the same treatment without the problem. Our full checklist is in the guide to Meta ads compliance for med spas.

When you interview top-rated agencies for med spa paid media, ask to see three live ads they wrote for a spa and how many were rejected last quarter. If you are still deciding between channels, compare Meta and Google Ads for med spas first.

Med Spa SEO Companies vs Paid Media Shops

The best med spa SEO company and the best paid media shop are rarely the same firm, and the right one depends on your bottleneck.

• SEO and web first: Plastix, Studio 3, DoctorLogic and Intrepy lead with websites, treatment pages and organic rankings. Expect months, not weeks.
• Paid media first: Growbi and MedStar's ad management lead with offers and campaigns that can fill a calendar within the first month.
• Full stack: Aesthera, Influx, Med Spa Magic Marketing and The Med Spa Agency sell ads, SEO and nurture together.
• Scale and breadth: Cardinal for multi-location groups, Thrive for one vendor across many channels.

A specialist already knows treatment names, injector scope and ad policy, which is why most single-location spas get further with one. To judge an SEO proposal, see our guide to med spa SEO.

How to Choose a Med Spa Marketing Company

Pick the agency type first, then the agency. Most bad fits come from hiring a website shop for a booking problem, or the reverse.

1. Name the bottleneck. Empty calendar with a good site: paid media. Busy calendar but invisible on Google: SEO and web. Many leads, few shows: follow-up.
2. Match the agency type. Paid media shops for bookings, SEO and web specialists for organic growth, healthcare groups for multi-location chains.
3. Ask for one named med spa result. Spend, leads, booked and arrived patients for a real clinic, ideally in a market like yours.
4. Check ownership. Ad accounts, pixel, domain and patient data stay in your name, so you can leave without rebuilding.
5. Agree the scoreboard. Write cost per arrived patient into the monthly report, next to cost per lead.

If you already have an agency and are weighing a switch, our guide to med spa marketing agency alternatives covers contract terms and what to move first. If no-shows are the real issue, start with reducing med spa no-shows before you change anything.