Growth99 alternatives for med spas

Why do med spas look for an alternative to Growth99?

Growth99 sells patient-communication software, including email and SMS automation, an AI chatbot, a form builder and reporting, and its higher plans add marketing services: Accelerator adds reviews management, a custom website, custom landing pages and Google Business Profile optimization, and Elite adds SEO, blog content and monthly strategy consultations, with paid digital media management available as an add-on.

Its pricing page names three plans, Essentials, Accelerator and Elite, and lists what each includes, but it publishes no price for any of them.

Its terms publish the commercial details it does state: a one-year agreement that renews automatically for successive one-year terms, notice due at least 60 days before the term ends, all sales final with no money-back guarantee, and a $35 late fee and a $100 reactivation fee.

If you want the marketing without the software bundle, or a price you can read before you talk to anyone, all six agencies below publish a starting price and a minimum-term position.

If you want to keep the software and change only the marketing, the rest of this page covers the agencies; if you would rather compare the software side, see Aesthetix CRM, which we compare with Growth99 in a separate comparison.

Which med spa marketing agencies are the alternatives?

The six alternatives below come from our Marketing Agencies category, which lists 26 agencies for med spas and aesthetic practices.

Nine of the 26 publish a starting price, and 17 do not, Growth99 among them.

All six alternatives offer a free demo, audit or strategy call, which 24 of the 26 agencies in the category do.

Thirteen of the 26 state a minimum term, eight of those publish a month-to-month option, and the four with a required fixed term run from 3 to 12 months.

In the order they appear below, the alternatives are Intellius Medical, Sprout Sage Solutions, More Booked Consults, Omnicore, Stranded and Medspa Market Pro.

Is Intellius Medical a fit if you already run Google Ads?

Intellius Medical is a Dallas healthcare marketing agency whose medspa pricing page lists three flat monthly management tiers: Foundation at $900/mo, Growth at $2,000/mo and Multi-Location at $3,500+/mo.

It charges a flat management fee and no share of ad spend, and ad spend is paid by you directly to Google or Meta.

Its site states that there is no setup fee, no cancellation penalty and no contract, and that you own your ad accounts and take everything with you if you leave.

Every engagement starts with a 9-point PPC audit, and the entry tier covers management of existing Google Ads campaigns.

Its med spa proof is a named case study: it says it grew RenewMe, a new Los Angeles med spa, from launch to $1 million in revenue with SEO, content and link building.

Our Intellius Medical vs Sprout Sage Solutions comparison puts those two side by side on the same published facts.

Is Sprout Sage Solutions a fit on a smaller budget?

Sprout Sage Solutions is a founder-led agency based in India with a medspa marketing program for clinics in the US, UK, Canada and Israel.

Its pricing page publishes starting prices by project and service: landing pages from $300 and websites from $500 as fixed-fee projects, SEO retainers from $800 to $1,500/mo, and AI automation for booking, reminders and follow-up from $2,000 plus $400/mo.

Retainers are month to month with 30 days notice, there are no setup fees on retainers, and ownership of what it builds transfers to you on final payment, with ad accounts set up in your name.

Its published med spa result is a 340% increase in organic Google traffic in 6 months for an unnamed Scottsdale medspa, and it does not name the med spa clients behind its results.

Is More Booked Consults a fit for conversion and local SEO?

More Booked Consults is a one-person consultancy that works exclusively with aesthetic practices, and its site names the founder, Gabe Meierotto, previously Director of CRO at LaserAway, as the person who runs it.

Its published rates are $2,500/mo for conversion rate optimization, $2,500/mo for local SEO, $5,000/mo for both together, and $3,000/mo for managed Meta ads.

The minimum term is 6 months for conversion and local SEO and 3 months for Meta ads, then month to month with 30 days' notice by email and no cancellation fee.

A $2,500 one-time setup applies to managed Meta ads only, ad spend is paid by you directly to Meta with a $3,000/mo minimum, and the site says the practice owns its Meta ad account, pixel and audiences from the first day.

The consultancy was founded in 2026, and its site does not yet publish client case studies, named clients or third-party reviews.

Is Omnicore a fit if you want per-service starting prices?

Omnicore is a Tampa healthcare marketing agency that lists med spas among its specializations and publishes a starting price per service.

SEO starts from $1,500, paid search from $2,000, paid social from $2,000 and web design from $5,000, with pricing customized to the practice and no billing period stated for those starting prices.

Add-ons are published too: a Practice Pulse Dashboard at $97/month and additional web design pages at $150 each.

Its med spa page says there are no long-term contracts, and the site does not publish cancellation terms, a setup fee or a statement on who owns the ad accounts.

Its named med spa proof is a Facebook ads case study for Boca Raton Aesthetics & Med Spa, which it says produced 37 qualified leads in one month from $426.71 in ad spend, at $7 per lead.

For Omnicore head to head with Medspa Market Pro, another agency on this page, see Medspa Market Pro vs Omnicore.

Is Stranded a fit for packaged monthly services?

Stranded is a New York agency founded in 2013 that serves many industries and runs a med spa marketing program.

Its pricing page publishes named packages: SEO Essentials at $695/mo, Google Ads management at $1,250/mo, paid social on one platform at $1,250/mo, all-in-one packages at $2,500, $3,500 and $5,000/mo, and web design at $6,000 - 10,000.

It charges a flat monthly retainer rather than a share of ad spend, and your ad budget is billed directly by each ad platform.

Plans start with a 6-month agreement and then run month to month, and the site does not publish cancellation terms or who owns the ad accounts and other assets.

Its med spa page shows a result for a named client, The FITZ Aesthetics: new client bookings went from 15 to 40 per month, which it gives as a 167% increase.

Stranded vs Etna Interactive compares Stranded with Etna Interactive, another agency in the category.

Is Medspa Market Pro a fit if you want month to month?

Medspa Market Pro is a remote, founder-led agency built for medspas that scopes every engagement from a free audit of your website and booking path.

Its growth sprints typically run from $1,500 to $4,500 per month, every plan is month to month with no contract, and the site says you can cancel anytime.

Across the 26 agencies in the category, it is the only one whose site publishes a free trial, 7 days on its done-for-you work.

Its case studies give figures for unnamed clients, including 370 leads from $4,904 in Facebook ad spend over 6 months at $13.26 per lead for a Bay Area medspa.

Its home page says it works with most major medspa booking platforms and lists HIPAA-safe Instagram workflows.

What do the alternatives cost?

Published monthly starting prices for the six run from $695/mo (Stranded's SEO Essentials package) to $2,500/mo (More Booked Consults' conversion or local SEO retainer), and Omnicore publishes per-service starting prices from $1,500 without a stated billing period.

Across the whole category, monthly starting prices run from $99/mo (PatientGain's CRM and leads management app; the same page also says pricing starts at $499/mo) to $2,500/mo (More Booked Consults), and 17 of the 26 agencies publish no price at all.

Three of the six alternatives state a setup-fee position: Intellius Medical says it never charges a setup fee, Sprout Sage Solutions charges none on its retainers, and More Booked Consults charges $2,500 once, on managed Meta ads only.

Ad spend is separate from the fee wherever the six state it, so the management fee is not the whole cost of a paid campaign.

What should you ask before you sign?

• Ask Growth99 what a plan costs, when the renewal notice is due, and what happens to your data and website if you leave, since its terms make all sales final.
• Ask Omnicore, Stranded and Medspa Market Pro who owns the ad accounts, the website and the analytics when the engagement ends, because none of the three states it.
• Ask Omnicore and Stranded what notice or fees apply if you cancel inside or after the initial term, because neither publishes cancellation terms.
• Ask Sprout Sage Solutions and Medspa Market Pro for a med spa reference you can call, because their published results leave the practices unnamed.
• Ask every agency whether the quoted management fee is the whole cost, or whether ad spend, setup fees or add-ons land on top of it.