Engagement isn’t a booked consult
Saves, follows and DMs are easy to count. Your booking system shows whether anyone came in for a treatment.
Countlift for Med spas & aesthetics
Countlift reads booked consults and treatments by location and shows which locations, offers and creators brought new clients through the door.
The problem
Saves, follows and DMs are easy to count. Your booking system shows whether anyone came in for a treatment.
A creator post gets views and a promo code gets a few redemptions. Neither shows how many new clients the launch added at that location.
A seasonal Botox or laser offer can fill this month by emptying next month. Measuring over weeks, against a twin, shows the net effect.
What you'll see
Extra new clients against matched locations without the media, not clicks or platform conversions. Sample data, not a customer result.
The Scottsdale creator launch added new clients for six weeks; Alamo Heights’ didn’t. Repeat the Scottsdale format for the next opening.
How it works
Typical setup: Daily new bookings by location + ad and influencer spend.
Native connectors where they exist; a daily file upload everywhere else.
Each market with media is measured against a MarketTwin™, a blend of matched markets without it. Every result gets a 95% range and a confidence grade. How the engine works →
Get suggested budget moves, a weekly Slack summary and a monthly Proof Report.
Moments it measures
Measure seasonal offers by the new clients and treatment revenue they added at each location, net of bookings pulled forward.
Judge a creator launch by new clients over the following weeks against a twin, not by views or code redemptions.
See which locations’ membership drives added members rather than converting clients who were already coming in.
Channels it proves
Radio, billboards, mailers and creators are logged as spend by market and measured the same way.
One location serving a whole area? ZIP-level tests are in early access →
Run the free check →
FAQ
No. Countlift reads daily counts by location — new clients, booked consults or treatments, and revenue if you want it. No names, contact details or treatment notes.
Yes. Log each creator’s fee and post dates by market, and Countlift measures new clients at the matching location against a twin. Location-specific codes and links help, but aren’t required.
Whatever your booking system already records — first-visit bookings, booked consults or completed treatments. You choose the one count Countlift measures, and revenue can sit alongside it.
A daily or weekly bookings report by location, uploaded as a CSV. You map the columns once.
No card. Daily new clients by location is all it takes.