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What results do clinics get with Convayro?

Across every campaign Convayro runs, clinics average $41 per new patient application, on treatments averaging $5,380, as at November 2026. The examples below show individual campaigns, what each sold, and what the numbers do and do not show. Results vary by specialty, area, offer and how quickly enquiries are followed up.

A hair restoration clinic in Brisbane

What the ads sold: hair transplants, procedures over $10,000.

Result: seven consultations booked in the first week of ads.

What this shows and what it does not: consultations are bookings in the clinic's calendar, not completed procedures. Treatment value is the clinic's own price, not revenue we have audited.

Meta Ads Manager screenshot: 10 website leads at $62.20 per lead, $621.99 spent
From Meta Ads Manager, as at 6 November 2026: 10 website leads at $62.20 per lead, $621.99 spent.

A skin tightening clinic in Melbourne

What the ads sold: a device-based skin tightening treatment, up to $4,500.

Result: 21 new patient applications at about $64 each.

What this shows and what it does not: an application is a person who completed the screening form. How many booked and went ahead sits in the clinic's own records.

Meta Ads Manager screenshot: 21 website leads at $63.58 per lead, $1,335.16 spent
From Meta Ads Manager, as at 6 November 2026: 21 website leads at $63.58 per lead, $1,335.16 spent.

A doctor-led injectables clinic in Brisbane

What the ads sold: a doctor's consultation. The ads led with the concern, never the medicine.

Result: 44 new patient applications at about $18 each.

What this shows and what it does not: a low cost per application says the ad and the page worked. Bookings and attendance depend on how quickly the clinic follows up.

Meta Ads Manager screenshot: 44 form leads at $18.03 per lead, $793.11 spent
From Meta Ads Manager, as at 6 November 2026: 44 form leads at $18.03 per lead, $793.11 spent.

The average across our campaigns

Our clinics average $41 per new patient application, on treatments averaging $5,380. Pooled across every campaign we run, as at November 2026. The treatment average is weighted by spend and uses each clinic's own prices; consultation fees are not counted as the treatment value.

Results from the add-ons

These came from the wider system, not from ads, and are shown separately for that reason.

A nurse-led injectables clinic in Sydney went from inconsistent $30-40K months to three consecutive months over $60K after starting with Convayro, with a new website, Google review requests, an AI receptionist and booking integration.

A clinic that went 19 months without a Google review received 29 five-star reviews in three months once every patient got the same ask. Read the case study.

A clinic team photo used in a PicturePrompt review request
PicturePrompt review requests use the clinic's own team photo.

Questions clinic owners ask

Are these results typical?

They are real campaigns, not promises. Results vary by specialty, area, offer and follow-up.

What counts as an application?

A person who completed the screening form on the campaign's landing page.

Why are clinics not named?

We name a clinic only with its permission.

Lewis Price, founder of Convayro

About the author

Lewis Price founded Convayro and runs it from Sydney. He has built patient acquisition, websites and follow-up systems for 15+ Australian clinics across aesthetics, skin, hair restoration and eye care, and writes about the advertising rules that decide what a clinic is allowed to say in an ad. Results vary by clinic, area, offer and how quickly enquiries are followed up.

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