Wowbix vs Skinspire
Both columns come from each company's own website. "Not published" means we could not find it there.
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| Score | 3.7/5 (16 of 22 checks) | 2.9/5 (12 of 22 checks) |
| What it is | New Jersey healthcare marketing agency with published med spa SEO retainers | Tampa SEO and digital marketing agency working only with aesthetic and wellness clinics |
| Starting price | $1,200/mo | $1,450/mo |
| How it charges | Monthly retainer in two tiers plus a one-time setup fee | One flat monthly plan plus a one-time start-up fee |
| Setup fee | $500-$1,000 one time, sometimes folded into the first month | $999 one time |
| Extra costs | Not published | Not published |
| Minimum term | No contract | 90-day onboarding, then month to month |
| Cancellation | No contract; the client can leave at any time | Not published |
| Free trial | Not published | Not published |
| Free demo or audit | Yes | Yes |
| Coverage | United States | United States |
| Founded | Not published | Not published |
| Support | Phone, Email | Phone, Email |
| Support hours | Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 19:00 | Not published |
| Pricing transparency | 4.0 | 4.0 |
| Terms and commitment | 5.0 | 2.0 |
| Med spa fit | 5.0 | 3.8 |
| Proof and track record | 1.0 | 1.0 |
| Support and onboarding | 3.3 | 3.3 |
The short version
Both are agencies that sell SEO to med spas and publish a monthly price on their sites. Wowbix is a New Jersey healthcare marketing agency for which medical spa marketing is one specialty; it sells two monthly SEO retainer tiers for single-location med spas. Skinspire is a Tampa agency that says it works exclusively with medspas, dermatologists, plastic surgeons and wellness clinics; it sells one flat SEO plan that includes an exclusive territory. Wowbix states it has no contracts, while Skinspire moves to month to month after a 90-day onboarding period.
Pricing
Wowbix publishes two monthly retainer tiers for single-location med spas: Tier 1 at $1,200/mo and Tier 2 at $2,000/mo. Its one-time setup fee is $500-$1,000, which the site says is sometimes folded into the first month. Its site does not list other costs.
Skinspire publishes one plan, the Local Visibility System, at $1,450/mo, plus a one-time start-up fee of $999. The plan covers a full audit, technical remediation, Google Business Profile buildout, schema deployment, aesthetic keyword research and an exclusive territory of up to 20 miles. Its site does not list other costs either.
Across the two sites, published monthly starting prices run from $1,200 (Wowbix Tier 1) to $1,450 (Skinspire). Wowbix's Tier 2 price is above Skinspire's single plan, so price the tier that matches the work you need.
Contract and cancellation
Wowbix states on its pricing page that it has no contracts, works month to month and that a client can leave at any time. Its home page says practices own their website and content. Its site does not state an onboarding period.
Skinspire is month to month only after a 90-day onboarding period, which starts with an audit, technical fixes, Google Business Profile buildout and schema. Its site does not state the terms for cancelling, and it does not state who owns the website and content.
Built for med spas
Skinspire says it works exclusively with medspas, dermatologists, plastic surgeons and wellness clinics, and takes one med spa per protected territory. It sells to single-location med spas and multi-location aesthetic groups, and its SEO includes AI search optimization. It names its founder, Gladys Inting, and its SEO and digital marketing lead, Thomas Conroy. Its site does not name clients.
Wowbix serves practices nationwide from Paramus, New Jersey, and prices both of its tiers for single-location med spas only. It sells SEO, web design, social media marketing, online reputation management and PPC, and names two clients on its case studies page, Bergen Aesthetics and Rhemacare. Neither site publishes a case study result with numbers, and neither publishes third-party reviews. Both list phone and email for support; Wowbix publishes hours of Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 19:00, while Skinspire's site does not state its hours. Neither site publishes a free trial; Wowbix offers a free consultation and Skinspire a free audit.
Which one to look at first
Look at Wowbix first if you run a single-location spa, want the lower of the two published starting prices, want no contract at all, and want it stated that you own your website and content.
Look at Skinspire first if you are a multi-location group, or a single-location spa that wants one fixed plan, a published exclusive territory and named staff, and you are comfortable with a 90-day onboarding before the month-to-month terms start.
Neither site publishes a case study with a stated result, so ask each for a reference practice of your size. See both alongside the rest of the category in digital PR and SEO.
Scores count what each vendor publishes, not how well it performs. How we score.
Questions and answers
Which is cheaper, Wowbix or Skinspire?
On the published starting prices, Wowbix starts lower: $1,200/mo for its Tier 1 retainer, against $1,450/mo for Skinspire's one plan. Setup fees are in a similar range: $500-$1,000 one time at Wowbix and $999 at Skinspire. Wowbix's Tier 2 is $2,000/mo, so the total depends on which tier covers the work you need.
Do Wowbix or Skinspire require a contract?
Wowbix states on its pricing page that it has no contracts, works month to month and that a client can leave at any time. Skinspire is month to month only after a 90-day onboarding period. Its site does not state the terms for ending the engagement.
Which agency works only with med spas?
Skinspire says it works exclusively with medspas, dermatologists, plastic surgeons and wellness clinics, and takes one med spa per protected territory. Wowbix is a healthcare marketing agency for which medical spa marketing is one specialty rather than the whole business.
Who owns the website and content?
Wowbix's home page says practices own their website and content. Skinspire's site does not state who owns the website or the content, so ask before you sign.