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Google Ads for Med Spas

Google Ads for Med Spas that need consults booked, not just clicks.

Google Ads reaches someone searching for a treatment by name, right when they are ready to book a consult, in a market where new spas open constantly. It cannot build the membership retention that keeps a client on tox and filler every few months.

  • 10% of ad spend, never a markup
  • $600 a month minimum
  • 30-day guarantee, cancel anytime
Nurse injector performing a facial treatment on a reclined client in a med spa treatment room

Campaigns built for a spa

Booked consults, built around Google’s ad rules.

Search: treatment queries

“Botox near me”, “filler consultation” and “laser hair removal cost” are high-intent, local searches from people ready to book, not casually browsing treatment options.

Search: membership and package queries

“Med spa membership” and “botox membership plan” come from a different buyer, someone thinking about ongoing care, and it deserves its own ad and page instead of sharing one with a single-visit treatment search.

Call-only for consult booking

Someone ready to book a Botox or filler consult often prefers to call and ask a few questions first. Call-only ads route that search straight to your front desk instead of a form.

Remarketing to treatment-page visitors

Most visitors research a treatment on your site before they book. Remarketing keeps your spa visible to them afterward, built around general brand messaging rather than any single visitor’s specific treatment history.

What Google Ads costs for med spas.

The category average, sourced

The 2026 search advertising benchmarks published by LocaliQ with WordStream for the Beauty & Personal Care category list an average cost per click of $4.62, an average conversion rate of 10.35%, and an average cost per lead of $39.25.

What a $4,000 month buys

At $4.62 a click, a $4,000 budget buys close to 866 clicks in a month. At a 10.35% average conversion rate, that lands around 90 consult requests before your front desk even confirms a single appointment.

Our fee on that budget

Our fee is set at 10% of ad spend, with a $600 a month floor underneath it, so you pay whichever of those two numbers is bigger. On a $4,000 budget, 10% only reaches $400, which means the floor applies, and Google still gets paid directly with no markup added.

Two ad rules shape what you can show

Google restricts before-and-after images in ad creative and requires separate certification to advertise prescription medications like GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, so we skip Performance Max here and build Search and remarketing creative around both rules instead.

How we set up Google Ads for a med spa.

01

Tracking before spend

Call tracking and consult-booking tracking go live before your first dollar reaches Google, so every request, phone or online booking widget, gets counted correctly.

02

A landing page per treatment

Someone searching for Botox and someone searching for laser hair removal want different reassurance and different pricing context. Each treatment gets its own page instead of one general services list.

03

Negatives and search terms, every week

We review the search terms triggering your ads every week, adding negatives for “Botox at home” and DIY searches, and we track every call and booking back to the keyword that started it.

Med spa Google Ads FAQ.

See what Google Ads could bring your consult calendar.

Tell us your core treatments and injector capacity. We will send back a real budget recommendation and a projected consult range within one business day.

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