What does Daylight do for a med spa?

What your report checks

Everything every business is checked on, such as your Google listing, your reviews, your website's speed and what AI assistants say, plus what med spa clients look for before they book:

• The searches clients make for your treatments, such as “botox”, “lip filler” or “laser hair removal”, in your town.
• What ChatGPT says when someone asks which med spas it recommends for your main treatment.
• A page for each treatment on your website.
• Your prices, or “from” prices, shown on your site.
• Booking a treatment online, and whether your booking buttons open the treatment itself.
• A consultation, offered and easy to ask for.
• Who does your treatments: your providers' credentials, and your medical director named.
• Before-and-after photos, memberships or financing, and your Instagram linked.
• Your listings on Yelp and RealSelf, and on Vagaro or Fresha if you take bookings there.

Your listings

We search your name and town for your pages on Yelp, RealSelf, Vagaro and Fresha, and keep only the ones that are clearly yours. Therapy directories such as Psychology Today aren't searched: they don't list med spas.

If you offer Botox, Juvéderm, Dysport, Restylane, Sculptra or Jeuveau, the Listings screen in your dashboard links to that brand's provider finder (Allē, Aspire or Evolus Rewards), so you can check your spa is listed there. We can't see inside those finders, so it's a check for you to do.

Your website

• A page for each treatment you offer, under Treatments, written from your own words.
• Booking buttons that go straight to the booking page you already use, such as Boulevard, Vagaro, Mindbody, Zenoti or GlossGenius.
• A modern design made for your med spa, never a template another spa also has.
• Careful wording: no promised results. What your website will say.

Getting access

We're inviting med spas in small groups. Join the list on Daylight for med spas and we'll write when there's a place for you. Your report and website preview will be free.