Emitrr
Texting for med spas: reminders, rebooking, reactivation, review asks, and a shared inbox. SMS plans are priced by monthly credits, starting at $42.
Check note. Prices are from Emitrr's August 13, 2026 comparison article on emitrr.com. No separate pricing page was found.
What it does for a med spa
Emitrr texts clients before a treatment, sends aftercare and a rebook prompt, runs 60, 90, and 120-day reactivation, asks for a review, fills a cancellation from a waitlist, and keeps replies in one team inbox on the business number. The same company also sells webchat, phones, fax, and an AI agent. The med spa page is about the text workflows, not a booking system.
Who it’s best for
A spa whose booking system is weak at reminders, rebooking texts, and review requests, and that can live with credit-based SMS pricing.
Pros
- The credit table is printed, from 500 credits through 100,000, for both Standard and Pro.
- The med spa page names the jobs that matter: no-show texts, 90-day reactivation, and review requests.
- The same article says you can add users without a per-seat charge.
Cons
- Healthcare automation is an extra $200 on top of the credit plan, on that same page.
- The price lives in a comparison article, not on a pricing page, so confirm it before you buy.
- This does not replace the book. It texts around whatever scheduler you already have.
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