Right now someone near your clinic is in a dark room with a cold cloth over their eyes, phone in hand, searching for anyone who can finally stop the attacks. They have tried the ER, the primary doctor, and three preventives that did nothing. We find that person the moment they start searching, warm them up, and hand them to you as a ready to book consult. Serious patients who are done just coping, not clicks and not no shows.
Move the two sliders to your own budget and average patient value. Using ranges we have actually seen across migraine and headache campaigns, you will get a grounded picture of what a month of new consults is worth once the open chairs in your infusion and injection suite are filled with paying patients.
Here is the trap most headache clinics fall into. You invest in the training, the Botox certification, the infusion chairs and the CGRP protocols, then rely on neurology referrals and word of mouth to fill them. Referrals arrive in trickles, the referring doctors send their easy cases elsewhere, and expensive provider hours sit half used. We engineer a repeatable, policy safe machine whose entire job is to keep new faces, people who have never heard your clinic name, landing on your consult calendar week after week.
The moment someone in your area types migraine specialist near me, botox for migraines, or an alternative to another preventive into Google, or scrolls past it on Facebook at 2am, your offer is what meets them. We target the symptom and the desperation behind it, the eighth lost workday, the canceled birthday, so the traffic is people already hunting for a real answer.
Migraine, chronic pain and neurological language sits inside the strictest tier of Meta and Google policy. One careless promise to cure headaches and the account is gone. We write and structure every asset to clear that review the first time, which is why our clients keep running while sloppier competitors get shut off overnight.
Between the first click and your front desk, we teach the patient what a dedicated headache workup looks like, why Botox, blocks and infusions differ from another pill, and what a real treatment plan involves. By the time they request a consult they already believe there may be hope, so your team is not starting cold or defending a fee.
We are graded on one line: how many new headache consults showed up and how many started care. Reach, likes and impressions are just the plumbing. If the schedule is not filling, nothing else counts, and we run the numbers with you that way every month.
No lock ins. No smoke. No fine print. If it does not work, you leave.
We work month to month on purpose. The day your consult calendar stops filling is the day you should be free to walk, so we earn the next month every month.
No onboarding invoice, no build fee. Every dollar you commit is pointed at one target, putting headache patients in front of your providers.
The fastest way to lose a migraine campaign is a cure claim that trips health review. We know the exact words and framing that keep your account in good standing instead of suspended overnight.
Consults that showed and treatment plans that started. That is the only scoreboard we care about, and the only one we send you.
Because we educate before the consult, patients walk in understanding the value of a proper headache workup and plan. The conversation is about their attacks and their life, not sticker shock over the fee.
We have launched this kind of vertical before, so there is no endless discovery. Signed today means your first compliant migraine campaign is running in under 14 days.
Start a campaign at $2,000/month and this is the shape of a typical headache funnel, stage by stage, pulled from work we have already run.
"We waited on neurology referrals for years and the chairs sat empty half the week. Now brand new migraine patients book consults on their own, and our Botox and infusion schedule is finally full most days."
Thirty free minutes, zero pitch. We will look at your fees, your close rate, your city and your budget, then give you a straight answer on whether this fits your migraine practice or not.