Build a med spa or day spa website with treatment pages, pricing and package options, consultation booking, before and after galleries, provider credentials, and membership plans.
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A page per treatment covering what it addresses, what the session involves, downtime, and typical course length. Clients research specific treatments, not spas in general.
Treatment pricing, course discounts, memberships, and gift vouchers, so clients can assess cost before booking a consultation.
Booking that captures scheduling details and the client's area of interest, without collecting medical information through the site.
Practitioner qualifications, medical supervision details, and before and after galleries with documented patient consent.
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your treatments, your pricing, and your clients
Meku generates a spa site with treatment pages, pricing, and booking
Customize treatments, packages, and forms using prompts
Connect your database and payment gateway, add a domain, and publish

Meku builds spa sites around your treatments and pricing, without agency rates or long contracts.
Med spa websites are usually built by regional agencies charging several thousand upfront plus monthly retainers.

For med spa owners, spa operators, and developers building sites for aesthetics and wellness.
If clients research a specific treatment before booking a consultation, this builder fits your workflow.
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A page per treatment, pricing, practitioner credentials, and consultation booking. Clients search by the concern they want treated, so treatment pages carry most of the search traffic.
Med spas providing medical treatments handle protected health information, so HIPAA applies to patient data. A marketing site publishing treatments and pricing does not, but intake forms collecting medical history do. Keep intake in a system built for it.
Only with documented patient authorization for marketing use. Photos of identifiable patients are protected health information, and general treatment consent does not cover publication.
Claims about medical aesthetic treatments are subject to FTC advertising rules and manufacturer promotional restrictions on branded products. Describe treatments accurately and avoid guaranteed outcomes.
Clients compare providers before booking. Sites that require a consultation call to learn pricing tend to lose that comparison to those that publish a starting rate.
Yes. Treatments, packages, and pricing live in your own database, so changes do not need a rebuild.