Stop booking consults for prospects who can't afford the treatment.
Screen before the consult
Verdict returned before the coordinator dials.
Purchasing power surfaced
Not just FICO, actual affordability range.
BNPL fallback
DNQ files get an installment path, not a rejection.
Consult show rate lifts
Qualified leads show up because the offer is realistic.
The average med spa books 40% of inbound leads for a consult, but only 12–18% of those consults convert to a treatment purchase. The gap is almost entirely affordability, the prospect wanted the outcome but couldn't finance the ticket. Pre-qualification surfaces purchasing power at intake, so coordinators book consults with the top 40% of qualified prospects and route the rest to BNPL or a lower-ticket treatment.
Lead submits form
Pre-qualification fires
Coordinator sees the verdict
Consult happens with context
No, pre-qualification is a soft inquiry. It surfaces likelihood of approval without submitting a formal application to the financing partner.
They're routed to a BNPL-only offer (Affirm/Klarna) or a lower-ticket treatment, not rejected. Roughly 25–35% of DNQs convert on a fallback offer.
No. Pre-qualification uses name, phone, email, and address only. No treatment history or PHI is required.
Schedule a 30-minute demo and we'll map the pre-qualification layer to your current stack.