Curious enquiries
People looking for general information, with no urgency and no real readiness to book a consultation.
We generate leads for clinics focused on hair transplants, medical trichology, hair systems, telehealth and medical tourism. We start with a flat monthly pilot to validate demand, lead quality and qualification criteria. If the test works, we move to a qualified pay-per-lead model.
The pilot is not just about generating the first leads. It is designed to identify which enquiries are actually valuable for your clinic and which criteria should be used before scaling.
In the hair market, the wrong lead wastes time, consultations and budget. Your clinic does not need generic names. It needs people with a clear problem, real interest and a concrete reason to speak with your team.
People looking for general information, with no urgency and no real readiness to book a consultation.
A name, a phone number and nothing else. Your team has to understand from zero whether the enquiry is worth pursuing.
If you scale before validating quality, you may increase volume without increasing real commercial opportunities.
A transplant lead does not have the same value as a trichology, hair system or medical tourism lead. It needs to be tested first.
We do not ask you to build funnels, manage tools or handle the technical side. DigitLab Studio builds and manages the acquisition channel, generates enquiries and delivers leads based on criteria agreed with your clinic.
This service is built for clinics and operators where patient value is high and the right enquiry can be worth far more than dozens of generic contacts.
Enquiries for evaluations, consultations and high-value surgical pathways.
Leads for visits, diagnosis, treatment plans and ongoing patient follow-up.
Online demand for remote consultations, evaluations and digital care paths.
Contacts interested in non-surgical, aesthetic and faster hair-loss solutions.
Enquiries from local or international patients that must be qualified before consultation.
An acquisition channel to test first and scale only if lead quality holds.
The model reduces the risk of scaling too early. First, we test whether we can generate leads with enough quality. Only then do we define lead price and volume.
We start with a one-month pilot at a flat fee. During the pilot, we generate real leads, deliver them to the clinic and evaluate quality, volume, handling and sustainability.
The pilot also includes an initial review of the clinic’s commercial path: which enquiries are worth generating, which information is needed before contact and how qualification should support the clinic’s real business goals.
If the pilot confirms quality and sustainability, we move to a pay-per-lead model. The clinic pays for leads that match the agreed qualification criteria.
We do not sell pre-packaged lead bundles. The pilot exists to understand which type of enquiry has real value for your clinic and to define a sustainable model before scaling volume.
A hair transplant lead does not have the same value as a hair system, telehealth or medical trichology lead. That is why we do not publish fixed prices: first we validate demand, quality and the clinic’s ability to convert the enquiries.
We do not deliver simple names. Before the pilot, we define with the clinic what should count as a valid lead: which treatments to promote, which enquiries to exclude, which information the team needs and what level of intent makes an enquiry worth working.
Qualification is not standardised. It is adapted to the clinic’s commercial model, internal capacity and growth objectives.
International case studies on lead scoring and qualification show that better filtering can reduce commercial waste and increase the share of leads that can actually convert.
During the pilot, we apply this logic to your clinic: we generate real enquiries, measure quality and volume, then decide whether the pay-per-lead model makes sense.
Converted leads after implementing a scoring and qualification logic.
Data from international benchmarks and case studies on lead scoring, qualification and marketing automation. These are not guaranteed results. The pilot is used to measure quality, volume and sustainability for the specific clinic.
Capacity, treatments, market, patient value and minimum criteria for valid leads.
Review of the clinic’s commercial path and the enquiries that are actually worth generating.
Channel, message, page, tracking and qualification logic are prepared for the test.
Campaigns are launched and real enquiries are collected during the pilot period.
If the pilot works, we define the lead price and move into pay-per-lead.
No. The first phase is a flat monthly pilot. Pay-per-lead is evaluated only after quality, volume and sustainability have been validated.
DigitLab Studio. Campaigns, landing page, technical setup and qualification logic are handled by us. The clinic receives the generated and qualified enquiries.
There is no fixed public lead price. It is defined after the pilot, based on patient value, target CPA, treatment type, market and clinic capacity.
No. We define high-level qualification criteria with the clinic before the pilot. Criteria change based on treatment, market, internal capacity and commercial goals.
The pilot exists to avoid scaling the wrong channel. If quality or volume is not sustainable, we either adjust the approach or stop before moving into pay-per-lead.
We evaluate priority treatment, target area, monthly capacity and valid lead criteria. If there is a fit, we structure a one-month flat pilot.
