# 48hours.software — Custom Internal Software Tools for Med Spas, Built in 48 Hours > Paper intake forms, spreadsheet package trackers, and a booking tool that never talks to payroll. We build one custom internal tool for your med spa in about 48 hours, then keep it running for $300-500/month. - **Booking:** - **Canonical site:** ## Who this is for Med spas only - not contractors, not general small businesses. Specifically med spas running on Mangomint, Boulevard, Vagaro, Meevo, or similar, who have one specific broken workflow: a paper form, a spreadsheet, a whiteboard, or a manual handoff between two systems that don't talk. This is early - a founding cohort of med spas, not an established agency with a client roster. No testimonials or client logos are claimed here because there are none yet. ## What we build One single-purpose internal tool per engagement - a digital intake and consent form, a package or membership balance tracker, a daily schedule view, a booking-to-payroll bridge, a no-show and deposit log, a commission calculator, and similar. Not a platform, not a resellable product, not a mobile app, and not a full practice-management replacement. See the full list at . ## How it works | Step | Timeframe | What happens | | --- | --- | --- | | 01 — The interview | Before the build | Instead of a vague discovery call, we walk through the one workflow that's actually broken - step by step - until scope is specific enough to build without guessing. | | 02 — The build | Hour 0-48 | We build exactly what was scoped - one form, one dashboard, or one piece of glue between two systems. Nothing wider, on purpose. | | 03 — Delivery and the retainer | After delivery | You get a working tool, not a demo. A monthly retainer then keeps it running - hosting, fixes, small changes, and someone reachable when something breaks. | ## Pricing ### The Build — $1,500 one-time - One interview to scope exactly one tool - Delivered in about 48 hours after the interview, based on the scope fixed there - Built around your existing tools rather than replacing them - You review it against the real scope before it counts as delivered - You own what gets built ### The Retainer — $300-500/month - Hosting and upkeep so the tool keeps running - Bug fixes if something breaks - Small changes and adjustments as your workflow shifts - A person you can actually reach, not a ticket queue - Month to month - cancel anytime it stops being worth it - Bigger requests get scoped and quoted separately rather than silently expanding the retainer Full detail: ## What every build includes - A scoping interview before any building starts - One working tool, deployed and usable, not a mockup or a slide deck - A walkthrough of what it does and how to use it - A review window before it counts as delivered - Direct access to the person who built it ## FAQ **What exactly do you build?** One tool for one broken workflow - a digital intake form, a package-balance tracker, a dashboard, or a connection between two systems that don't talk today. Not a platform, not an app you resell, not a full practice-management replacement. **Can you really deliver in 48 hours?** Yes, for a single-purpose tool, once scope is fixed at the interview. The fixed scope is what makes the timeline honest. **What does it cost?** $1,500 for the build, then $300-500 a month to keep it running. No hidden setup fees and no hourly surprises. **Do I still need Mangomint, Boulevard, Vagaro, or Meevo?** Almost certainly yes. We build the one piece your system is missing, not a replacement for it. **What if a $30/month tool would already solve this?** Then buy the $30/month tool. We would rather tell you that upfront than build something custom you didn't need. **Is this only for med spas?** Yes. We build specifically around med spa workflows so the interview goes faster and the build fits how your business runs. **Do I own what you build?** Yes, fully. Full FAQ: ## Call to action Describe the one workflow that's broken. Book the scoping interview: --- *This page is a markdown mirror of served via content negotiation (`Accept: text/markdown`).*