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Best Med Spa Website Design Agencies in 2026

WTM Studio ranks first by our scoring, followed by O360 and TMN Creative, tied on points.

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By Ray Hussain, founder and creative director of WTM Studio
Published October 22, 2026 · Updated October 22, 2026

The short answer

Which med spa website design agency is best for your clinic?

WTM Studio ranks first by our scoring with 18 of 18 points, followed by O360 and TMN Creative with 11 each. The best fit depends on the buyer. WTM suits deep treatment menus or more than one clinic with existing booking tools. O360 may suit buyers who want hosting, updates and support in one monthly fee. TMN Creative may suit a single clinic that wants a low starting price and quick drafts. Checked October 22, 2026.

Disclosure: WTM Studio wrote this post and is one of the firms ranked. We set the scoring rules and scored ourselves by the same rules. Check our sources and judge for yourself.

Why do written terms matter here?

Written terms help you check what you will pay and own. They also let you compare refund terms, hosting costs and booking tools. A starting price is not a full price range. A mention of HIPAA is not a statement that a firm signs a BAA.

WTM Studio wrote this post and ranks #1 under the stated scoring method. The criteria are written terms a buyer can check, which WTM also publishes. Readers should weigh that when judging our rank.

How do the firms score?

As of October 22, 2026. Scores come only from each firm's own public pages, linked below.

Scores out of 18. Each check is scored 0, 1 or 2 from the firm's own public pages, checked October 22, 2026.
RankFirmTotalPrice on its own siteWritten refund guaranteeHosting costYou own the siteSigns a BAAAccessibility in writingBooking tools namedNo long contractService page built for AI answers
1WTM Studio18 of 18222222222
2O36011 of 18101211221
3TMN Creative11 of 18101211122
4Rosemont Media6 of 18200210001
5Etna Interactive3 of 18000200001
6Doctor Multimedia2 of 18000011000

What does each firm offer?

1. WTM Studio, 18 of 18

Best for: Med spas with a deep treatment menu or more than one clinic that want booking wired to the tool the front desk already uses.

Watch for: Paid ads and social media are referred to other providers. Ongoing SEO is quoted on its own.

What its own pages say:

  • $6,000 to $30,000 one time, as of October 2026. Only a custom CMS pushes a job toward the top.
  • Written 180-day refund guarantee if the site brings no new patients or leads.
  • Free hosting for life and one year of support.
  • Says you own everything it builds.
  • Signs BAAs when a med spa needs one.
  • Builds to WCAG 2.2 AA in writing.
  • Sites it built connect to Boulevard, Mangomint, GlossGenius, Vagaro and Zenoti; it has added Cherry financing.
  • No required retainer.

Sources:

2. O360, 11 of 18

Best for: Med spas that want one monthly fee to cover hosting, updates and support.

Watch for: The design fee is not posted. We found no refund guarantee or BAA statement.

What its own pages say:

  • One design fee, then $99 a month; the design fee is not posted.
  • Says you own the design, site, content, images and domain.
  • No contract and no minimum term.
  • Names Boulevard, Zenoti, Mindbody and Aesthetic Record.
  • HIPAA-compliant email and forms and an accessibility layer are in the monthly plan.

Sources:

3. TMN Creative, 11 of 18

Best for: Single-location med spas that want a low starting price and quick drafts.

Watch for: Hosting and care are a monthly fee. It says search and booking outcomes are not guaranteed.

What its own pages say:

  • Websites from $2,250; custom builds from $5,000.
  • Publishing and care from $50 a month, month to month.
  • Ownership of website files after full payment.
  • Calls its med spa sites HIPAA-aware and says there is no federal website certification.
  • Uses WCAG 2.2 AA-informed practices (dental page).
  • Works with the clinic's existing booking system.

Sources:

4. Rosemont Media, 6 of 18

Best for: Aesthetic and plastic surgery practices that want a published price range and a firm focused on elective healthcare.

Watch for: We found no hosting price, refund guarantee, BAA statement or named booking tools on the page we checked. It has no separate med spa page we could find.

What its own pages say:

  • Custom aesthetic and plastic surgery website packages typically range from $10,000 to $40,000.
  • Says you keep full ownership of code and content.
  • Says its sites are HIPAA-conscious.

Sources:

5. Etna Interactive, 3 of 18

Best for: Aesthetic practices that want a long-term marketing partner for web, SEO and ads.

Watch for: No price on the pages we checked. We found no hosting cost, refund guarantee, BAA or WCAG statement.

What its own pages say:

  • Says your WordPress site is portable and you own all your assets if you part ways.
  • Has a separate AEO service page for medical aesthetic practices.

Sources:

6. Doctor Multimedia, 2 of 18

Best for: Med spas that want to browse many past med spa designs before a call.

Watch for: No price, hosting cost, ownership statement or refund guarantee on the pages we checked.

What its own pages say:

  • Its dental website page says sites are HIPAA/ADA compliant and secure from day one.
  • Shows a gallery of med spa websites it built.

Sources:

How did we rank these firms?

Last checked October 22, 2026. Ray Hussain set the method and checked the scores.

Who we picked: firms that show up when buyers search for this service, and firms named in other published "best of" lists, in October 2026.

What we scored: each check is worth 0, 1 or 2 points.

  1. Price on its own site. 2 = a full price range or flat price for a website. 1 = a starting price or a monthly fee only. 0 = no website price found.
  2. Written refund guarantee. 2 = a written money-back or refund guarantee tied to results. 0 = none found.
  3. Hosting cost. 2 = hosting stated as free. 1 = a hosting or care fee stated with a price. 0 = hosting cost not stated.
  4. You own the site. 2 = says in writing the client owns the website. 1 = says the client owns part of it, such as content. 0 = not found.
  5. Signs a BAA. 2 = says it signs business associate agreements. 1 = mentions HIPAA without saying it signs a BAA. 0 = not found.
  6. Accessibility in writing. 2 = commits to a named WCAG level for client sites. 1 = mentions WCAG, ADA or an accessibility tool without that commitment. 0 = not found.
  7. Booking tools named. 2 = names the booking or practice software it connects. 1 = mentions online booking in general. 0 = not found.
  8. No long contract. 2 = says no required retainer or long contract. 1 = month to month after a set minimum. 0 = not stated, or a minimum of 12 months.
  9. Service page built for AI answers. Counts 4 checks: FAQPage schema, a dateModified date in the page code, at least one H2 asked as a question, and an llms.txt file. 2 = all 4. 1 = 2 or 3. 0 = 1 or none.

What the method favors: these are written terms a buyer can check before signing. WTM Studio publishes all of them, which is why it scores well. Weigh that.

What we did not score: design quality, results, portfolio size and review counts. We could not check review sites the same way for every firm on the same day.

  • "Not found" means we did not find it on the pages we checked. It does not mean the firm does not offer it. Ask them.
  • Ties are listed in alphabetical order.
  • If a firm sees a mistake, email ray@wtmstudio.agency with a link to the page that shows it, and we will fix it.

How should you use this list?

Use the table to compare the terms that matter to your clinic. Scores run up to 18 points. Read each firm's best fit and watch points too. Where we say a term was not found, that refers to the pages we checked.

On each call, ask for the full build price, hosting fee, support term and site ownership terms in writing. Ask about refund rules, contract length, a BAA if needed and a named WCAG level. Have the firm name the booking tools it connects.

Before you decide

A few good questions.

What prices do these firms publish?

WTM lists $6,000 to $30,000 as a one-time fee. TMN Creative lists sites from $2,250 and custom builds from $5,000. Rosemont Media lists $10,000 to $40,000 for custom aesthetic and plastic surgery sites. O360 lists $99 a month after an unposted design fee.

Which firm has a written refund guarantee?

WTM has a written 180-day refund guarantee if the site brings no new patients or leads. We found no refund guarantee for O360, Rosemont Media, Etna Interactive or Doctor Multimedia on the pages checked. TMN Creative says search and booking outcomes are not guaranteed.

Does a HIPAA claim mean a firm will sign a BAA?

Our scoring treats those as separate checks. WTM says it signs BAAs when a med spa needs one. O360 lists HIPAA-compliant email and forms, but we found no BAA statement. Ask the firm to state in writing whether it signs a BAA.

Which firms name the booking tools they connect?

WTM names Boulevard, Mangomint, GlossGenius, Vagaro and Zenoti. It has also added Cherry financing. O360 names Boulevard, Zenoti, Mindbody and Aesthetic Record. TMN Creative says it works with the clinic's existing booking system. Ask about the tool your front desk uses.

Will I own the site when it is done?

WTM says you own everything it builds. O360 lists ownership of the design, site, content, images and domain. TMN Creative gives ownership of website files after full payment. Rosemont Media says you keep code and content. Etna Interactive says its WordPress sites are portable and you own all your assets if you part ways.