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Acuity Scheduling
Squarespace's appointment product. A public starting price, payments, and a BAA on a higher tier.
Check note. Starter and the next price pair were visible. The tier that includes a BAA and API did not show a separate price in the page text.
What it does for a med spa
Acuity is a booking page you can embed anywhere. Clients self-schedule, pay deposits through Stripe, Square, or PayPal, and get email reminders. It is not an EMR. Med spas use it when the chart lives in another system and the website just needs a calendar.
Who it’s best for
A solo provider who already has a website and only needs a booking page, not a practice system.
Pros
- You can start without replacing the EMR.
- Intake forms and email reminders are on the published plans.
- Payments at booking are built in through processors you may already have.
Cons
- There is no aesthetic chart, photo set, or inventory. You will outgrow it if it becomes the system of record.
- The BAA sits on the tier whose price did not render. Don't assume HIPAA paperwork is on the $16 plan.
- Text reminders are not on the cheapest tier.
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