You pay when they show up.
A pay-per-appointment agency for stem cell and regenerative clinics. $500 per qualified consultation that attends. No retainer, no setup fee.
How we charge
You pay when they show up.
Sapt runs patient acquisition for stem cell and regenerative clinics. You pay for every qualified consultation that actually attends — and nothing else.
$0+ in ad spend. Every dollar traced.
Who this is for
We only win when you do.
Built for clinics with chairs to fill.
You already deliver the treatment well. What you need is a predictable number of qualified patients walking through the door each month.
- Stem cell and regenerative medicine clinics
- LegitScript-certified longevity and anti-aging practices
- Clinics with capacity for more consultations
- Teams that can answer the phone and hold a consult calendar
Not built for everyone, on purpose.
We only get paid when a patient shows up, so we are honest early about the situations where that will not happen.
- Clinics without the staff to work new inquiries same-day
- Practices that are already at capacity
- Anyone shopping for a cheap monthly retainer
- Offers that cannot legally or credibly be advertised
Questions about the model
One that matches the patient criteria we agree on before launch, books a consultation on your calendar, and attends it. All three have to be true. We set those criteria with you up front so there is nothing to argue about later.
You pay nothing. A no-show is our problem, not yours, which is why every inquiry hears back from a real person within five minutes and gets reminded ahead of the appointment.
Neither. There is no monthly retainer, no onboarding fee, and no build cost. The $500 per attended consultation is the whole arrangement.
No. We work inside the budget you already run. If you want to scale beyond it once the economics are proven, that is your call to make, not a condition of working together.
No long-term contract. Because we are paid on attended consultations, the incentive to keep performing is built into the model rather than into a lock-in clause.
Because a pay-per-appointment model only works when we understand the patient, the compliance boundaries, and the consultation itself. Staying in one vertical is what lets us take the risk on attendance instead of billing you a retainer.