The honest arithmetic

What your book is
quietly losing.

Every clinic leaks revenue in the same three places, and almost nobody measures it. Four numbers about your business and you'll see the size of the leak — plus the conservative slice Miera gets back. No email, no sales call, and every assumption is yours to argue with.

Your clinic

400

Everyone who's come in this year — your real book, not your mailing list.

$350

Blend of everything you charge — injectables pull this up, facials pull it down.

Botox alone is ~4. Mixed med spas usually land between 2 and 4.

5%

Med spas average about 5% — the worst of any service industry.

That book turns over$420,000/year
How hard should we assume Miera works?

We load Conservative on purpose. Drag these down if you still think we're flattering ourselves — the arithmetic holds either way.

25%

Clients who quietly stop coming. This one's about your business, not us.

12%
35%
4%
Recovered in year one
$17,150

About $1,429 a month · 2.9× what Miera costs you

  • Lapsed clients won back$4,200

    100 quietly stop coming each year · 12 return

  • No-shows prevented$7,350

    60 empty chairs a year · 21 filled

  • Referrals that actually happen$5,600

    16 new clients from your own book

Miera, Clinic plan$6,000
Net, after paying us$11,150

Estimates from your numbers — not a promise. Once you're live, these same three lines appear on your Revenue dashboard as actual attributed dollars. That's the number we'd rather be judged on.

Why these numbers look small

Everyone else's calculator flatters them.
This one is built to survive your accountant.

It would be trivial to make this print a number four times bigger. Here is exactly what we left on the table, and why.

A won-back client counts once

When the rebook engine brings someone back, we credit a single visit — never a restored year of loyalty, even though that's usually what happens.

Nothing is counted twice

A no-show that gets rebooked isn't also a reactivation. Each dollar appears on exactly one line.

Memberships and retail are left out entirely

Both reliably lift revenue and both are in the product. Neither is in this math, because they're harder to attribute honestly.

The subscription is subtracted, at your real tier

The calculator charges you for the plan your book size actually lands on — not the cheapest one, and not zero.

Stop estimating.
Start attributing.

Thirty days free, no card. The same three lines you just modelled will be sitting on your dashboard in real dollars — and if they don't clear your subscription, you have sixty days to walk away with a refund.

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