Billing software for med spa owners

Med spa billing software

A course of treatment is paid once and delivered over months, and your tracking for it usually lives in someone's head. Smarfle holds the package and its remaining sessions on the client, so the balance and the bookings always agree.

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Smarfle · Med Spa Recurring Billing
Next 30 days

$8,420

Active subscriptions

47

Upcoming auto-charges

Acme Office Park

Monthly maintenance

$485

in 3 days

Riverside Apartments

Quarterly service

$1,200

in 12 days

Downtown Plaza

Monthly recurring

$320

in 18 days

West End Hotel

Bi-weekly contract

$680

in 5 days
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Why generic billing software fails med spa owners

Generic billing tools weren’t built for med spa. Smarfle was.

Generic billing software

What everyone else gives you

  • A high-value course of treatment is reconciled by hand every month
  • Member subscriptions are billed inconsistently, and the revenue lapses
  • Taking payment per visit competes with a full reception

Smarfle for med spa

Built for your actual workflow

  • The course is invoiced once and what is left to deliver sits on the client record
  • The membership runs on its own monthly date without the desk touching it
  • The card on file is charged with the appointment rather than at a counter
Step-by-step

How med spa billing works in Smarfle

From the first touch to the closed loop. No missing pieces.

  1. 1

    The course is sold as one purchase

    Treatments, sessions and price are agreed at the consultation and recorded on the client, so nothing is re-priced at session four.

  2. 2

    Payment happens away from the treatment room

    The client pays at the consultation, or the card they left is charged, so the conversation at the chair is about their skin.

  3. 3

    Sessions come off the record as delivered

    The practitioner and the client read one count of sessions delivered and sessions owed, with no notebook in between.

  4. 4

    Memberships run on their own date

    A monthly arrangement charges without the front desk touching it, which is the only way a membership program survives a busy clinic.

  5. 5

    A declined card is handled quietly

    The retry and the request go out without anybody being asked about money in a waiting area.

Where med spa billing breaks down

The friction every med spa owner recognizes.

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A course is paid once and delivered for months

Six sessions bought in January and used until June. The money arrived at the start and the obligation runs all year, which is a liability nobody in the clinic is actively tracking.

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Memberships stop when the front desk is busy

A monthly plan raised by hand competes with a treatment room and a ringing phone. The month it slips is the month a member decides they were not really using it anyway.

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Retail is a second business with its own till

Aftercare and take-home product sell at a counter on a separate receipt. What a client actually spends with the clinic is split across two systems and reconciled by nobody.

The math for med spa owners

2,100 sessions owed at once

Four hundred and twenty packages a year at four to six sessions each is around 2,100 appointments already paid for and still to be delivered. That is a liability on the books however the tracking is done. Counted on the client record, the balance owed and the diary are the same number.

420

Packages sold a year

4-6

Sessions each

~2,100

Sessions to track

Based on typical med spa operations. Your numbers may vary.

Features powering med spa billing

Each one a deep-dive in its own right.

Memberships the client manages

A monthly plan charges the stored card and the client updates it or cancels from their own portal, so the desk is never the billing department.

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Treatment cadence as named fields

Last treatment date, units used and the refresh window sit as fields you define, visible to whoever is with the client next.

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Documents that stand up at tax time

Line items carry the dated detail a client needs for a health account claim, and the whole year exports when an accountant asks.

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Clinic revenue on one screen

Membership, package and walk-in revenue sit together, so you can see which part of the clinic is actually growing.

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Med spa billing software questions

Yes, against a card the client left, with them able to update it from their own portal. A plan needing the front desk to raise it is a plan that lapses in a busy month.
As a count on the client record with the completed appointments behind it. Smarfle does not decrement a balance or stop a booking at zero, so the number is one your team maintains.
Yes, as a repeating charge rather than one payment. It makes a larger course affordable without you carrying the whole risk, provided delivery stays tied to the payments continuing.
It stores documents you upload against a client, signed consents included, and that is where it stops. It is not a medical record system, there is no charting and no protocol library.
Products are stocked items with a cost and a sell price, added to the same document as the treatment. The count comes off when they are used on a job, so the dispensary stops being separate.
Yes, revenue per client across whatever range you pick. In a clinic where the gap between a walk-in and a member is the whole business model, that is the figure worth watching.

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