For med spas
When someone asks for a med spa nearby.
Aesthetic searches are brand-driven and local, so see if assistants name your med spa.
People ask assistants for a med spa nearby for injectables, laser treatments, and skincare consultations. NearbyPick runs those questions through ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude and reports whether your spa was named and which competing providers showed up in the same answers.
Med spa buyers compare providers carefully before they book. NearbyPick does not invent before-and-after claims. It gives you a repeatable visibility check and a fix list: match the public brand name, publish clear treatment pages, and keep booking details consistent so assistants have something solid to cite.
The free scan needs no card, and subscriptions start at $79 per location per month. The 14-day trial also needs no card. Weekly checks run for trial and paid accounts so you can track changes after you ship fixes.
If you run more than one med spa location, the same per-location rate applies to every site on the account. Annual billing charges ten months for twelve, which is two months free. Cancel in the Stripe customer portal; cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period. A free scan report link stays available for twelve months, whether or not you start a trial.
A monthly note compares the latest score to an earlier scan when one exists. Google AI Overviews is marked coming soon and is not part of the score.
Questions the scan can include
Exact wording depends on the city and category, but med spas often see questions like these:
- med spa near me
- Botox near me in this city
- laser hair removal clinic nearby
What you can fix after a scan
NearbyPick proposes the list. You approve it. Nothing is edited on Google, Bing, or Apple for you.
- Treatment pages use the names customers search for
- Brand name matches Google and the website header
- Hours, address, and booking path are easy to find