Every client connects to your network and sees a blank login screen. That is a free impression on the device already in their hand — and you are currently spending it on nothing.
Guest WiFi is a line item in almost every medspa's overhead and returns nothing. The only thing between it and a marketing channel is the page people see when they join.
A screen reaches the room. The splash page reaches the device they are actually looking at — and it lands the moment they sit down.
A flat network means guest devices and the machines running your scheduling and client records share the same space. Separating them is basic hygiene most small practices never get to.
Your logo, your current promotion, your photography — not a router's default login screen.
Booking page, Google reviews, Instagram. The three links worth putting in front of someone with time to kill.
Collect an email or mobile number in exchange for access, with clear consent language. Over months this becomes a list of people who have physically been in your building.
Guest traffic is isolated from the network your practice systems run on, with bandwidth limits so one person streaming doesn't slow the front desk.
The offer on the wall and the offer on the phone are the same offer, updated together.
See how many devices are returning visitors — a rough but free read on loyalty you weren't measuring before.
Consent and marketing rules vary by state and change over time. Check your own obligations with someone qualified before you start collecting contact details.
Screen customers get early access at their original rate. Tell us how your guest network is set up today and we'll come back with a plan.