The best med spa marketing agencies for 2027, sorted by what you actually need
Updated 31 October 2026 · Written by Reyansh Juneja and Naman Dhiman, the co-founders of SOVE7GN, who run the campaigns and review the clips
The best med spa marketing agency for 2027 depends on what is missing in your clinic: Moxie and Growth Med Spa sell systems (software, automation and ads), The Med Spa Marketing Guys and Sagapixel run ads and search, and Influx and Studio III add photo and video production. SOVE7GN wrote this list and includes itself, as the option that turns your injector's or owner's recordings into daily short clips on your own accounts.
Short answer: if leads come in but nobody follows up, buy a system first (Growth Med Spa or Moxie). If too few leads come in, hire for ads and search (The Med Spa Marketing Guys or Sagapixel). If you need a polished brand with a production crew, compare Influx and Studio III. If your injector is good on camera and you want daily Reels and Shorts, SOVE7GN's retainer starts at $2,000 a month for 2 clips a day.
How did we choose them?
All checked on 31 October 2026 on each company's own website:
- Med spas are a named focus, with a dedicated med spa page or product.
- Facts we could confirm from the company's own pages, linked below. We did not buy their services or audit their results, and we left out claims about returns on ad spend because we cannot check them.
- US, UK or Canadian clinics can buy from them.
- A mix of models: ad and search agencies, full-service agencies, and software with marketing services attached.
We give no ratings or review counts.
How do they compare?
| Company | Model | What it does for a med spa | Published price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moxie | Med spa software plus services | Done-for-you Meta ads, retention flows, plus software, compliance and medical director matching | Not on the page we read |
| Growth Med Spa | One-time system build, optional monthly management | CRM, SMS, booking, reminders; Lead Gen plan adds website, treatment pages and ads setup | No, plans quoted after a demo |
| The Med Spa Marketing Guys | Specialist agency | Paid ads, SEO, social, lead gen, CRM, reputation | No |
| Sagapixel | Healthcare agency | SEO, GEO, Meta ads, PPC, social media management, websites | No |
| Influx Marketing | Aesthetic-focused full-service agency | Websites, SEO, ads, social, email, photo and video production | No, quote request |
| Studio III Marketing | Full-service agency | Med spa is one of its listed industries, with plastic surgery and medical | No |
| SOVE7GN | Clipping retainer | Short clips from your recordings, posted daily on your accounts | Yes: $2,000 or $4,000 a month |
Which one fits which clinic?
Moxie fits a new or solo-provider med spa that wants software, compliance help and marketing from one company. Its marketing page says it manages "the strategy, creative, and optimization" for Meta ads and that everything is included except ad spend. You are buying into its platform, so check what happens to your data if you leave.
Growth Med Spa fits a clinic losing leads after the first click. Its pricing page describes three one-time builds (Standard, Lead Gen and Custom), with missed-call text back, reminders and reactivation in Standard, and says phone, SMS, email and AI usage are billed separately. Prices are given after a demo.
The Med Spa Marketing Guys fits a clinic that wants a specialist for paid ads and search. Its site lists pages for Botox, dermal filler, GLP-1, body contouring and laser hair removal marketing, and shows a New York address.
Sagapixel fits a clinic that wants a healthcare search and ads agency with a med spa track record page. Its med spa page and services menu cover SEO, generative engine optimization, Meta ads, PPC and social media management.
Influx Marketing fits a clinic that wants production and digital from one agency. Its med spa page describes its own photo and video production team alongside websites, SEO and ads.
Studio III Marketing fits a larger or multi-location brand. Its site lists a Los Angeles creative headquarters and offices in Austin and Tampa.
Where does SOVE7GN fit?
We are not a full med spa agency. We do not run ads, build websites, answer DMs or manage your CRM. We do one job: your owner, doctor or lead injector records consults explained, Q&A or treatment walk-throughs, and our editors cut them into short clips posted daily on your own Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. One hour of talk-heavy video usually gives 12 to 20 clips, so Entry needs about 3 to 5 hours of recording a month.
| Entry | Growth | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $2,000 a month | $4,000 a month |
| Clips | 2 a day | 4 a day |
| Guarantee | 1,000,000 views over a 3-month plan | Same |
If a 3-month plan on Entry or above falls short of 1,000,000 views, we keep posting at our own cost (terms). We guarantee views, not bookings. You approve 2 example clips first, and we are live within 48 hours. We cut only from footage your clinic has cleared for consent.
A common setup is an ads or system company from the table above plus a clipping retainer for organic video: the ads company buys reach, and the daily clips give people who click a reason to trust your injector. If you are weighing a hire instead, med spa social media manager vs agency compares the costs. What we clip for clinics is on med spa video marketing. See our founders page or book a 30-minute call.
What should a med spa check before signing with anyone?
- Product names in ads. UK and Canadian rules on naming Botox are strict, and Google limits drug-name keywords; see can you advertise Botox on Instagram and med spa Google Ads.
- Before and after content. Ask how they handle consent and typical-results wording; our med spa before and after rules page lists the rules.
- Who owns the ad accounts, pages and CRM data if you leave.
- What you are billed for besides the fee: ad spend, software seats, SMS and phone usage.
Surgical practices have a different shortlist: see the best plastic surgery marketing agencies for 2027.
How we keep this list honest
Every fact comes from the company's own page, linked, checked on 31 October 2026. If something about your company is wrong, email founders@sove7gn.org with a link to the correct detail and we will update it.
Questions people ask
How much does med spa marketing cost?
None of the six companies here published a monthly price on the pages we read on 31 October 2026, so ask each for a quote against the same written scope, and add ad spend and software usage on top. Our clipping retainer is $2,000 a month for 2 clips a day.
What is the best marketing for a med spa?
The one that fixes your bottleneck: follow-up systems if leads go cold, ads and search if leads are scarce, and injector-led video if people find you but do not book.
How do I choose a med spa marketing agency?
Write down the job, then compare scopes, contract terms, account ownership and how each reports booked appointments rather than clicks.
Do med spas need a marketing agency?
Not always. A clinic with a busy front desk, a good website and an injector who films may only need help with editing and posting, which costs less than a full agency.
Want a straight answer for your videos?
Book a 30-minute call. Send us a link first and we'll tell you which plan fits and how many clips we can make.
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