Marketing Agencies · updated Oct 5, 2026

Medspa Market Pro vs Omnicore

Both columns come from each company's own website. "Not published" means we could not find it there.

Medspa Market Pro
Omnicore
Score3.2/5 (14 of 22 checks)3.4/5 (15 of 22 checks)
What it isFounder-led remote agency for medspa SEO, Meta ads, Instagram and email marketingHealthcare digital marketing agency with starting prices and a medical spa program
Starting price$1,500/mo (typical range $1,500 to $4,500/mo)From $1,500 (SEO; billing period not stated)
How it chargesCustom quote from the audit, structured as a 3-, 6- or 12-month Growth Sprint billed monthlyCustomized pricing with a published starting price per service
Setup feeNot publishedNot published
Extra costsNot publishedPractice Pulse Dashboard add-on at $97/month; additional web pages at $150 each
Minimum termNo contractNo long-term contracts
CancellationCancel anytimeNot published
Free trialYesNot published
Free demo or auditYesYes
CoverageUnited States (remote)Not published
FoundedNot published2009
SupportPhone, EmailEmail, Contact form
Support hoursNot publishedNot published
Pricing transparency3.04.0
Terms and commitment4.03.0
Med spa fit3.83.8
Proof and track record2.04.0
Support and onboarding3.31.7

The short version

Medspa Market Pro is a remote agency built for medspas, priced as one audit-based Growth Sprint, typically $1,500 to $4,500 per month. Omnicore is a Tampa, Florida healthcare marketing agency that sells SEO, paid search, paid social and web design, each with a published starting price, plus a Practice Pulse Dashboard add-on. Med spas are one of several practices it lists as specializations. Both state a month-to-month position on contracts. Omnicore names clients including Boca Raton Aesthetics & Med Spa; Medspa Market Pro names no clients on its site.

Pricing

Medspa Market Pro publishes one plan: an Audit-Based Growth Sprint listed at $1,500 to $4,500/mo, custom-scoped from a free audit. The site says sprints typically run from $1,500 to $4,500 per month, and that the quote you get is structured as a 3-, 6- or 12-month Growth Sprint billed monthly. It does not publish a setup fee or a list of extra costs.

Omnicore publishes a starting price per service: SEO from $1500, paid search from $2000, paid social from $2000 and web design from $5000, with a note that services and pricing are customized to the practice. The starting prices do not state a billing period. Its published extras are a Practice Pulse Dashboard add-on at $97/month and additional web pages at $150 each. It does not publish a setup fee.

The totals depend on what you buy: ask each for a quote covering the same services.

Contract and cancellation

Medspa Market Pro says every plan is month-to-month with no contract, and that you can cancel anytime. The same plan is scoped as a 3-, 6- or 12-month Growth Sprint billed monthly, so ask how the two fit together before you sign, for example what stopping mid-sprint means for the billing. Omnicore's med spa page says you earn trust month by month with no long-term contracts. Omnicore's site does not state its cancellation terms, so ask what notice is needed to stop. Neither site states who owns the ad accounts, creative and landing pages if an engagement ends.

Built for med spas

Medspa Market Pro's services page says it is built for medspas and lists Instagram management, local SEO, email marketing, Treatment Takeover, Meta ad campaigns and landing page conversion optimization. It says it works with booking platforms including Boulevard, Aesthetics Pro, Mindbody, Vagaro and Jane, and lists HIPAA-safe Instagram workflows. Engagements start with a free audit of your public website and booking path, findings emailed within 48 hours, then weekly async updates. Its case study reports 370 leads from $4,904 in Facebook ad spend over 6 months, at $13.26 per lead, for an unnamed Bay Area medspa. Support is by phone and email.

Omnicore sells SEO, paid search, paid social, web design and its Practice Pulse Dashboard, with a medical spa specialization page covering strategies built around treatments such as Botox, dermal fillers and laser hair removal. One published med spa result is a Facebook ads case study for Boca Raton Aesthetics: 37 qualified leads in one month from $426.71 in ad spend, at $7 per lead. First contact is a free 30-minute consultation, and support is by email and contact form. Its site does not describe onboarding after that.

Which one to look at first

Look at Medspa Market Pro first if you want an agency built for medspas, a published monthly range before you speak to anyone, and a no-contract, cancel-anytime policy in writing.

Look at Omnicore first if you want to price services separately and see a starting figure for SEO, paid search, paid social or web design before a call, with named clients you can check yourself.

Both leave gaps to close on a call: neither publishes a setup fee, support hours or third-party reviews, and neither states who owns the assets. See every option in marketing agencies.

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Questions and answers

Which is cheaper, Medspa Market Pro or Omnicore?

The published numbers are not directly comparable. Medspa Market Pro scopes one sprint from a free audit, typically $1,500 to $4,500 per month. Omnicore publishes starting prices per service: $1500 for SEO, $2000 for paid search, $2000 for paid social and $5000 for web design, customized to the practice and with no billing period stated. Get a quote for the same services from each before you compare.

Does either agency require a long-term contract?

Neither requires a long-term contract. Medspa Market Pro says every plan is month-to-month with no contract and that you can cancel anytime. Omnicore's med spa page says there are no long-term contracts. Omnicore's site does not publish its cancellation terms, so ask what notice either side must give before you sign.

Can I try either agency before paying?

Medspa Market Pro publishes a 7-day free trial and starts every engagement with a free audit, with findings emailed within 48 hours. Omnicore offers a free 30-minute consultation. Its site does not state a free trial.

Which one names clients I can check?

Omnicore names Boca Raton Aesthetics & Med Spa, Nordic Med Spa and Nepenthe Wellness Center on its site, and publishes a Facebook ads case study reporting 37 qualified leads in one month from $426.71 in ad spend at $7 per lead. Medspa Market Pro reports 370 leads from $4,904 in Facebook ad spend over 6 months at $13.26 per lead for a Bay Area medspa it does not name.