We fill your schedule with pre-paid patients. They pay before they’re allowed to book — which is the entire reason they turn up.
No retainer · No contract · You never pay us anything
You financed a machine, or built out a room, or hired for a service line. The payment arrives every month at the same size whether the schedule is full or empty.
Most cash-pay clinics we talk to are running their highest-margin treatment a fraction of the hours they could. Not because the demand isn’t there — usually it is, and it’s substantial — but because nothing reliably converts it into people who actually walk through the door.
Every agency that has called you got paid whether the patient walked in or not. That is the thing we changed.
| Lead-gen agency | TheyShow |
|---|---|
| Sends you form fills and phone numbers | Sends patients with an appointment already paid for |
| Paid monthly, regardless of outcome | Paid by the patient, never by you |
| You chase people who filled a form out of curiosity | The patient has money committed before you meet |
| Show rates around 50–60% are normal | Pre-payment is what moves that number, and it moves it a lot |
| 12-month contract | No contract. Leave whenever. |
You never write us a check. We’re paid entirely out of what the patient pays to book. If nobody books, we earn nothing — and your only cost is the ad budget you approved.
This model is running right now in other cash-pay categories, filling schedules with pre-paid patients. We’re bringing it to treatments where nobody has yet — which means we’re taking on our first clinics.
So we’ll say the quiet part out loud: we do not have a wall of case studies. We would rather have three clinics we can obsess over than thirty we’re ignoring, and frankly we need a result we can point to more than we need your money. That is reflected in the terms.
We work with one clinic per market. Two in the same city means bidding against ourselves for the same patients, which helps nobody.
That’s the only question that matters. If it is, you don’t need us. If it isn’t, ten minutes will tell you whether this works in your market.