Know what med spas near you charge, every week.

Real data

Botox, filler, facials and laser: your published prices next to theirs, plus their deals and sales, ratings, and what clients say.

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Dermal filler (per syringe)

You $525. That's 22% under the $675 median.

Your prices vs market median

−3.7%

Below the median on average per service, based on 3 services, higher on 1

The Demo Market Review's med spa market, drawn as a schematic.
  • You
  • Competitor (bigger dot, more Google reviews)
  • Rings: nearby, across town, next town
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  • You: Cedar & Stone MedSpa (the demo med spa), downtown. 4.6 stars from 107 Google reviews.
  • Nearby:
    • a nurse-practitioner-led boutique downtown, 5.0 from 87 reviews, no published prices
    • a star-injector clinic just south of downtown, 5.0 from 121 reviews, no published prices
  • Across town, Totem Lake:
    • a premium injectables chain, 4.9 from 305 reviews, no published prices
    • a value laser clinic, 4.7 from 114 reviews
    • a high-volume laser chain, 4.3 from 342 reviews, filler from $450
  • Across town, Juanita:
    • a physician-owned device clinic, 5.0 from 61 reviews, filler $750
  • Across town, Waterfront:
    • a luxury device clinic, 4.9 from 97 reviews, Botox at $13 a unit on Oct 14
    • a surgeon-led practice, 4.9 from 152 reviews, no published prices
  • Across town, Houghton:
    • a plastic-surgery practice, 4.7 from 548 reviews
  • Next town: a women-owned injector studio in Bellevue, 4.9 from 37 reviews, RF microneedling $1,000.

Every med spa number on this page comes from the Demo Market Review: one real week of research for a med spa. Business names are changed. The places are real.

What your Market Review compares

Prices and memberships

  • Botox per unit at the regular rate, with first-visit, member and banked prices noted
  • Dermal filler per 1 mL syringe
  • HydraFacial, chemical peels, RF microneedling and IPL, per session
  • Membership plans and their monthly price

Deals, new treatments, ratings and your listings

  • Deals, sales and promotions, and when they end, like a one-day Botox event
  • New treatments and devices nearby
  • Google ratings, review counts and review themes
  • Your own listings, opening hours and pages that don't work

Your prices next to theirs

Real data

YouCompetitor priceMarket median

Botox (per unit)You $15, 6 competitor prices

±0.0%vs median $15

Dermal filler (per syringe)You $525, 5 competitor prices

−22%vs median $675

HydraFacial (per session)Your price isn't published, 3 competitor prices

$275median

Chemical peel (per session)Your price isn't published, 4 competitor prices

$150median

RF microneedling, full face (per session)You $1,000, 5 competitor prices

+11%vs median $900

IPL photofacial, full face (per session)Your price isn't published, 5 competitor prices

$495median

Your prices vs market median

−3.7%

Below the median on average per service, based on 3 services, higher on 1

From the Demo Market Review, week of Sep 24, 2026. Three services show no blue dot because the demo med spa doesn't publish those prices, and its report says so.

What if the demo med spa took this week's suggestion?

The report suggests raising filler from $525 to $625, with medium confidence. Try it to see what moves.

Filler at $525: 22% under the $675 median. Your prices on average: 3.7% below the median.

Filler at $625: 7.4% under the $675 median. Your prices on average: 1.2% above the median.

Dermal filler (per syringe)

20% belowMarket median20% above

A what-if worked out from the demo med spa's own prices. Your Market Review suggests; you decide.

A week in the Demo Market Review

Real data, names changed

Your week in Kirkland med spas

Cedar & Stone MedSpa

  • Week of Sep 24, 2026
  • 10 competitors checked
  • 31 prices checked
  • 23 sources

Your Botox now sits exactly on the Kirkland median of $15, but your filler is still $150 under the market. Your site's '4.7 stars, 542 reviews' badge doesn't match Google, which shows 4.6 from 107, and competitors' fall offers expire on Sep 30.

Dermal filler (per syringe)

Medium confidence

Raise $525 to $625

You're $150 under the $675 median. Only two volume-focused clinics charge less, and at $625 you'd still be under every other clinic's regular price.

Botox (per unit)

High confidence

Hold Stay at $15

You're exactly at the $15 median. Answer a rival's one-day $13 event with your existing $13 banked rate, not a list-price cut.

RF microneedling (per session)

Medium confidence

Hold Stay at $1,000

You're 11% above the $900 median and level with the injector studio in the next town. A rival's 20% microneedling offer ends Sep 30, so there's no reason to discount into it.

Customers love

Clients follow a named injector.

Your move: Give each provider a bio page with their reviews, and ask happy clients to mention them by name.

Mixed feelings

Hidden prices and consult-only quotes.

Your move: Publish 'from' prices. In this market, being open about prices sets you apart.

What changed nearby

  • Premium injectables chain, Totem Lake

    20% off microneedling, ends Sep 30.

  • Luxury device clinic, Waterfront

    Botox at $13 a unit, one day only: Oct 14, 2–6pm.

What changed nearby

  • Physician-owned clinic, Juanita

    New membership, $99 a month, credited in full to treatments.

  • New med spa, Woodinville

    Opened on Aug 24.

Actions this week

Tick them off as you go

Three things a med spa's Market Review found

Real data, names changed

Your filler is 22% under the median.

The demo med spa charges $525 a syringe. The median of 5 competitor prices is $675, and only 2 charge less. Its Market Review suggested $625.

What it gives you: a price to test, with every competitor's price next to yours.

Dermal filler vs the median

−22%

You $525, median $675

9 of 10 competitors rate higher than you.

The demo med spa has 4.6 stars from 107 Google reviews. Its competitors average 4.8.

What it gives you: what customers praise and complain about at each of them, so you know what to fix first.

Your Google rating

4.6vs 4.8

Competitors' average

A competitor runs a Botox happy hour on Oct 14.

For one afternoon, Oct 14, a competitor sells Botox for less than the demo med spa's $15 a unit, with money off filler.

What it gives you: time to answer price questions before your clients ask them.

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Busy seasons

Real data

In the demo market, demand is climbing out of a late-summer dip. Laser and IPL season opens in October, and holiday Botox bookings build toward a November peak.

Demand forecast, next 4 weeks

Rising

September index 74 of 100. Peak month: November.

Coming up

  • Sep 30Two rivals' fall offers end
  • OctLaser and IPL season opens
  • Oct 14A one-day $13 Botox event nearby
  • Nov 18A manufacturer's Botox promotion day
  • Nov 27–30Black Friday to Cyber Monday: peak gift-card and package sales
  • Dec 31FSA and HSA year-end spending

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Questions med spa owners ask

Do you compare per-unit and per-syringe prices fairly?

Yes. Each service has a set unit: Botox per unit at the regular rate, filler per 1 mL syringe, treatments per session. First-visit, member and package prices are listed next to the regular price, not mixed into the median.

Do you track memberships?

Yes, when competitors publish them. In the Demo Market Review, three clinics had published plans from $99 to $480 a month, and your Market Review lists what each includes.

Do you notice new treatments and devices?

Yes, when a competitor announces them on its website or in the news. In the Demo Market Review, one clinic added weight-loss and hormone programs, and another started featuring a new laser.

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Other business types

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    Group classes, private lessons, intro offers and wedding packages.

    Group class drop-in: you $30, median $30.

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    Nail salons

    Manicures, pedicures, gel and acrylic sets, nail art and add-ons.

    One-color gel manicure: you $85, median $45.

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  • Example

    Restaurants

    Menu prices, delivery-app prices, opening hours, and what diners say.

    Burger with fries: you $18, median $16.50.

  • Example

    Fitness & yoga studios

    Drop-ins, class packs, memberships and intro offers.

    Drop-in class: you $28, median $25.

  • Example

    Hair & beauty salons

    Cuts, color, blowouts and online booking.

    Women's cut and style: you $75, median $70.

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