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Recovery & Sports Massage Marketing · Pay Per Customer

Turn recovery & massage enquiries into paying clients.

We help recovery & sports massage studios turn enquiries into paying clients — from the need (recovery, tension, performance) to a booking and an agreed paid session or package, with fees structured around the customer outcome, not the number of leads collected. Clinical assessment and treatment remain with your qualified therapists.

See how it works
Illustrative workflowEnquiry → Client
EnquiryLanding page
ResponseInstant reply
QualifyNeed & timing
BookingSession set
ClientPaid session
Example enquirynow
Hi, I'm sore after training — do you offer sports massage and when can I come in?
Auto-responding & qualifying…

Illustrative conversation.

Built for recovery & sports massage studios

Sports massage studiosRecovery centresDeep tissue massageRemedial massageAthletic recovery servicesMembership massage

A different way to grow your recovery & sports massage studio

A typical arrangement bills for activity. LCY ties its performance fee to the agreed paying-customer result.

The Traditional Model

Pay for activity, carry the risk

  • A typical retainer-led arrangement may charge management fees independently of customer outcomes.
  • You receive Recovery & Sports Massage Studio Marketing enquiries that may never reply.
  • Manual follow-up and booking work is left to your business.
  • Opportunities get forgotten after one or two follow-ups.
  • You carry most of the marketing risk whether results happen or not.
The usual invoice

Agency fee + ad spend + … “the marketing bill still arrives.”

The LCY Model

We focus on the result, not just the lead

  • We build the campaign and the landing page.
  • We automate response and follow-up so prospects don't go cold.
  • We qualify the service, location and intent before your team speaks with anyone.
  • We help guide prospects toward an intro session or visit, with reminders and re-engagement.
  • You pay when the agreed paying-customer result happens.
You pay when the result happens
A customer is counted when the agreed customer conversion happens — for example, a paying customer (or membership where that's how your business defines a result). An enquiry or a visit that doesn't convert is not this result.

Advertising budget and any other agreed costs are separate; scope, fees and tracking are agreed upfront.

Where most recovery studios lose clients

Clients book whoever replies first. The gap between an enquiry and a paid session is where revenue disappears. We close it.

Reply while need is fresh

A sore athlete wants relief soon. The system replies instantly so an enquiry doesn't go cold during sessions.

Can I book a massage soon?
Yes — what area and timing?

Illustrative conversation.

Keep bookings moving

A booking enquiry not followed up rarely converts. Automated follow-up keeps prospects moving toward a paid session.

Day 0 · Enquiry
Day 1 · Booking reminder
Day 2 · Re-engage

Example cadence, not a fixed schedule.

Track paying clients

The question isn't how many enquiries arrived — it's how many became paying clients. We track the journey that became revenue.

Enquiry→Booking→Client tracked
How it works

From enquiry to paying client

01

Campaign & landing page

Offer and landing page positioned around what a client wants — relief, recovery and a reason to enquire.

LCY handles
02

Respond & qualify

Instant reply captures the need and timing, then guides the prospect toward a booking.

LCY handles
03

Follow-up & booking

Automated follow-up and reminders keep the prospect moving toward the session, with re-engagement so opportunities don't disappear.

LCY handles
04

Agreed customer outcome

Your therapist delivers the session and collects payment. We track what became a paying client — not just how many enquiries arrived.

Your team handles

Recovery clients book whoever replies first. Acquisition should be tied to the customer outcome.

Pay around the agreed customer

Fees are structured around an agreed customer outcome — not bookings confirmed or leads collected.

What counts as a result

An enquiry or booking is a step toward a result — it is not the result itself.

A customer is counted when the agreed customer conversion happens — for example, a paid session or package. The exact definition is agreed before launch so both parties use the same measurement. Enquiries that never reply are not counted as results on their own.

What we agree before launch

  • What counts as a customer
  • How customers are tracked
  • The performance fee
  • The advertising budget
  • Your booking process

We bring the demand. You deliver the recovery.

LCY handles

  • Campaign, landing page and offer
  • Instant response and lead qualification
  • Booking follow-up and confirmation
  • Automated follow-up and reminders
  • Client conversion tracking

Your team handles

  • Deliver quality treatment
  • Run a smooth booking process
  • Respond quickly when human attention is needed
  • Collect payment for sessions

Common questions

What counts as a customer?

The exact definition of a customer is agreed before the campaign begins. For recovery & sports massage studios, a customer result is typically a paid session or package — not an enquiry, a booking that doesn't convert, or a lead that never replies. Clinical assessment and treatment remain with your qualified therapists.

Is a booking the same as a client result?

No. A booking is a step toward a result. A customer counts when the agreed customer conversion happens — for example, a paid session.

Can the system qualify the need upfront?

Yes. During qualification the system can capture the need and timing so your studio books the right session.

How does pricing and the advertising budget work?

The performance fee and the advertising budget are agreed before the campaign launches. No specific price is published; terms are confirmed per campaign.

Stop paying for leads. Start paying for clients.

More paying clients. More sessions. Only pay when the agreed customer outcome happens.

Pay Per Customer · Pay Per Booking · Performance-Based Marketing