What the table compares
Each row answers the same eight questions from that agency's own site, in the site's words where it has them.
- What it builds: the services its site names.
- Los Angeles presence: whether its site gives an address in Los Angeles or names only the city.
- Small-business focus: whether its site says it works with small businesses.
- Team size: what its site says about its team, with no headcount, or Not stated.
- Pricing: Published when its site states its prices, Starting price published when it states only where they start, Quote only when it publishes no price of its own. The amounts stay on its own site.
- Process: Published when its site sets out the steps of a project.
- Code ownership: Stated when its site says who owns the code it builds, before or after the last payment.
- Portfolio: Public when its site shows work it has built.
A question a site does not answer reads Not stated, which says nothing about the agency's work. The table gives no score or rank, and its rows run in alphabetical order.
The agencies, side by side
Ten agencies in alphabetical order. Each row reads from that agency's own site, on the day under its name.
| Agency | What its site says it builds | Los Angeles presence | Small-business focus | Team size | Pricing | Process | Code ownership | Portfolio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Growth99Checked | An all-in-one platform with a CRM, online booking and payment, and marketing automation, plus website development, SEO, paid ads, an AI chatbot and a form builder for aesthetic practices | Not stated | Stated: practices of all sizes, independents too, on its about page | Stated: a global team, on its about page | Quote only: pricing available upon request, on its pricing plans page | Published: a structured kickoff, then a launch fully integrated, then ongoing support and edits, on its website development page | Stated: its terms transfer the front facing website deliverables to the client once paid in full, and keep its own templates and reusable code, licensed to the client | Public: success stories from aesthetic practices |
| GrowthMedChecked | Medical website design, medical SEO, content writing, ad management, email marketing and website hosting | An address in Playa Del Rey, on its contact page | Not stated | Stated: a firm led by technologists, on its about page | Quote only | Published: mockups of the new site, then the production phase, then launch | Not stated | Public: work for medical practices on its work page |
| Marceline StudiosChecked | Custom websites for med spas and clinics, healthcare SEO, clinic automation and custom web applications | A page on healthcare web design for Los Angeles, from a remote-first agency | Stated: a plan for single-location clinics and med spas | Stated: clients work directly with the people building the site | Quote only: pricing depends on page count, integrations and market | Published: a free call, strategy and proposal, design and build, then launch | Stated: a handoff so the client's team owns the code, with no proprietary lock-in | Public: shipped products on its Work page |
| NexioBitChecked | SEO, websites, ads, CRM, reviews and AI booking, designed exclusively for medical spas | Not stated | Stated: a website package for single-location med spas | Stated: the person building the system is the person the client talks to, with an extended team when needed | Published: a price for each website package and the care plan, on its website design page | Published: listen, build, launch, then optimize, on its about page | Stated: the client owns every account and every asset, the website's files and code among them | Public: med spa success stories |
| NKP Medical MarketingChecked | Med spa websites with booking, SEO, local SEO, social media, reputation management and chat solutions | An office in Manhattan Beach, on its contact page | Stated: its FAQ says yes to small or independent practices | Stated: designers, developers, strategists and analysts, on its company page | Quote only: every strategy is shaped around the practice | Published: discovery and strategy, design and development, launch and optimize, analyze and refine | Stated: its terms say the agency owns the web applications, plugins and software it develops to design, build and host the client's website | Public: a design portfolio and case studies |
| Redux LabsChecked | Websites, SEO and paid search for medical practices, plastic surgeons and aesthetic brands | Founded and based in Los Angeles, with an office in El Segundo on its contact page | Not stated | Stated: a boutique web design and digital marketing agency | Quote only: get a quote, with no packages | Published: a deep dive into the practice, then plan, build, measure and recalibrate, on its about page | Not stated | Public: case studies and a work page |
| Studio 3 MarketingChecked | Website design, SEO, digital advertising, branding, social media marketing, video and photography for med spas | A Los Angeles office, its Creative HQ, in Glendale, on its contact page | Not stated | Stated: its about page gives a headcount and says all work is produced in-house | Quote only: schedule a marketing consultation | Not published | Not stated | Public: case studies on its work page |
| The Med Spa AgencyChecked | Custom med spa websites, SEO, AEO, GEO, PPC, paid and organic social and reputation management | Not stated | Stated: its about page says it has worked with single-location practices | Stated: med spa professionals and entrepreneurs, with specialists in billing, marketing, onboarding and IT support | Quote only: a discovery call to discuss the med spa's specific needs | Not published | Not stated | Not public |
| Urge InteractiveChecked | Web and development, brand and creative, advertising, content and new practice launches for medical and aesthetic practices | A West Hollywood studio, where the strategy, design and production happen, on its contact page | Stated: new med spas launching their brand and website, and established ones, on its med spa page | Stated: it recruits from inside aesthetics where it can, on its about page | Quote only: a free marketing consultation, on its contact page | Published: audit, build, optimize and report, on its home page | Stated: its terms say the client owns the completed website files once paid in full, a leased site's source code stays with the agency until a buyout, and the agency's own templates, scripts and tools are licensed to the client only during the engagement | Public: web design, branding and graphic design on its work page |
| Your Wish Is Our CodePublishes this pageChecked | Websites, custom apps and CRMs, ordering systems, client portals, automations, SEO, GEO and AI | Based in Los Angeles, with a mailing address there, on its contact page | Stated: its home page names small businesses in Los Angeles | Not stated | Starting price published: each project priced on its own, in a written plan | Published: a short call, a written plan with the exact price, then the deposit | Stated: the code and the accounts sit in the client's name from the start, and the license is the client's on full payment | Public: case studies on its Work page |
How this page was made
The nine agencies beside Your Wish Is Our Code are the ones the answer engines named most often when Your Wish Is Our Code asked them three questions about med spas in October 2026: a list of agencies that build websites and booking systems for med spas, a web design agency for a med spa in Los Angeles, and who builds online booking with consultation intake forms for a med spa. ChatGPT, Claude, Google AI Mode and Perplexity were asked from October 2 to 7 and from October 12 to 14, 2026, and Claude, Google AI Mode and Perplexity again from October 19 to 21; ChatGPT was not asked that week.
Each answer counted an agency once, however it spelled the name, and the rows went to the agencies named in the most answers, a tie settled by how many answers cited the agency's own site. The booking and practice software the answers named was left out, since it is software a med spa subscribes to, not an agency that builds its site. Growth99 offers a platform of its own as well, and the answers named it among the agencies. The tenth row is Your Wish Is Our Code, which publishes this page.
Each row was read on October 21, 2026 from that agency's own public pages, starting at its home page, and every page read is listed under Sources. Code ownership reads Not stated only where no page read says it, the agency's terms included wherever its home page links them. Nothing in a row comes from anywhere but that agency's own site.
The row for Your Wish Is Our Code is read from its own pages by the same rules, and it sits where its name falls in the alphabet. Each row names the day its site was read, and the page's Published or Updated date is never earlier than any of them. The page leaves out scores and ranks, how many reviews an agency has, prices as amounts, any agency's claims about compliance and the names of any agency's clients.