Answers the logistics, never the diagnosis
Pricing, downtime, session counts and availability, answered instantly. Anything clinical is refused and routed to a practitioner.
About a minute to a working agent. Nothing goes live on your site until you install the snippet.
A part-time receptionist starts around $2,000 a month and goes home at five. This does not, and starts at $39.
Aesthetic inquiries arrive late and shop hard
People research treatments at midnight and compare four med spas in one sitting. The one that answers the downtime question first is usually the one that gets the consultation.
What happens, in order
- 01
It learns the treatment menu
What you offer, session counts, typical pricing, packages and memberships, realistic downtime.
- 02
It answers logistics
Cost, how long it takes, how many sessions, what to avoid beforehand.
- 03
It books the consultation
With the treatment they're interested in already recorded.
Built into the conversation
- Treatment pricing, packages and session counts from your own menu
- Downtime and aftercare questions answered instantly
- Clinical suitability refused and passed to a licensed provider
- Pre-treatment steps flagged at booking, including a good-faith exam where your practice requires one
- Financing and membership options explained from your own pages
- Consultation booked with the treatment of interest attached
Common questions
Will it say a treatment is right for someone?
No. Suitability is a clinical question and off-limits — it books the consultation, where that judgment belongs.
Can it handle price ranges?
Yes. It quotes the range you publish and makes clear that the final price follows an assessment.
Point it at your site and watch it read.
About a minute from pasting your URL to talking to a working agent. Nothing appears on your website until you install the snippet yourself.
A part-time receptionist starts around $2,000 a month and goes home at five. This does not, and starts at $39.
See plans and book a demoIf your agent does not capture a single lead in its first 30 days live on your site, that month is free.
A lead means a visitor who left contact details or booked an appointment — a number you can read off your own dashboard, so neither of us has to take the other’s word for it. It has to be installed and your site has to be getting visitors; we cannot conjure traffic that is not there.