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Med spas sample report

Sample med spa report: booking, calls, and service paths.

Med spa sites often depend on public booking widgets, service pages, campaign pages, galleries, and phone paths. This sample shows how SiteLeak turns those public findings into a fix and retest list.

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What the Fix Packet proves.

The free sample shows the decision point. The Fix Packet adds pages to fix, fix notes, PDFs, and retest steps for a confirmed issue.

Fix Packet proof

Fictional med spa example. SiteLeak checks public booking and contact paths only; it does not review medical claims, patient data, ads policy, or private booking submissions.

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$0

Score + top findings

See the score, top issues, and whether this URL is worth acting on.

  • Top issues
  • One problem page per visible issue
  • Decision before checkout

Fix Packet

$29

Fix details

Get the pages to fix, what SiteLeak found, owner PDF, technical PDF, and retest steps.

  • Pages to fix
  • Owner PDF + technical PDF
  • Retest checklist

Paths checked

Booking and contact link availability

Service-page booking, call, and contact CTAs

Gallery and campaign links that can affect booking confidence

Example findings

It looked normal. Customers still got stuck.

Criticalhttps://medspa.example/book

Booking provider page returns an error.

What happened

  1. 1. Site looked normal in a quick visual check.
  2. 2. SiteLeak found this blocker on https://medspa.example/book.
  3. 3. Repair the broken path, publish the change, and rerun the scan to confirm the result changed.

What a visitor sees

Before the repair, a visitor reaches https://medspa.example/book and runs into this blocker: Booking provider page returns an error.

What SiteLeak found

The public provider check returns an error instead of opening a usable booking destination.

Fix

Replace the stale booking URL or embed and confirm the scheduler opens from the public page.

Fix Packet: The Fix Packet keeps this issue tied to the page to fix, priority, what SiteLeak found, and a repair note.

High priorityhttps://medspa.example/services

Service page booking CTA is covered on mobile.

What happened

  1. 1. Site looked normal in a quick visual check.
  2. 2. SiteLeak found this blocker on https://medspa.example/services.
  3. 3. Repair the broken path, publish the change, and rerun the scan to confirm the result changed.

What a visitor sees

Before the repair, a visitor reaches https://medspa.example/services and runs into this blocker: Service page booking CTA is covered on mobile.

What SiteLeak found

The mobile screenshot marker shows the booking action covered by a sticky promotion.

Fix

Move the sticky element or adjust layering so the booking CTA receives the tap.

Fix Packet: The Fix Packet keeps this issue tied to the page to fix, priority, what SiteLeak found, and a repair note.

Medium priorityhttps://medspa.example/gallery

Gallery link returns an error.

What happened

  1. 1. Site looked normal in a quick visual check.
  2. 2. SiteLeak found this blocker on https://medspa.example/gallery.
  3. 3. Repair the broken path, publish the change, and rerun the scan to confirm the result changed.

What a visitor sees

Before the repair, a visitor reaches https://medspa.example/gallery and runs into this blocker: Gallery link returns an error.

What SiteLeak found

A sampled gallery link returns HTTP 500.

Fix

Repair the gallery route or remove the broken link until the page is available.

Fix Packet: The Fix Packet keeps this issue tied to the page to fix, priority, what SiteLeak found, and a repair note.

Before you pay

Questions this example helps answer.

Can a visitor book, call, request information, or reach the right service page from mobile?

Which booking, contact, campaign, or service path needs repair first?

Would a booking widget, campaign page, gallery, or tracking-script change be caught before it blocks customers?

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