Two systems built to one standard: Scriptis for aesthetic clinics and Scriptis for therapy practices. Bookings, forms and client records in one secure place, hosted in the UK.
From £15 per practitioner a month · 50% off your first month · 30 days' notice to cancel
Each system is built around how that kind of practice actually runs, by people who run one.
Built by a working aesthetic clinic, for injectors and skin practitioners.
Made by a therapist, for therapists and the practices they work in.
One booking page, shared everywhere your clients already look for you.
Paste the embed code into any website, or use the WordPress plugin and shortcode.
Share your link in emails, texts and WhatsApp messages so clients can book in a few taps.
Add your booking link to your bio and to the Book button on your profiles.
Print it on business cards, aftercare leaflets and the reception desk so clients can rebook on the spot.
Add your booking link to your Google Business Profile so people can book from Google Search and Maps.
Copy one line from Settings into your website. Works with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and more.
Face ID or passkey sign-in, new-device alerts, a 15-minute auto-lock, a lock after 3 wrong passwords and a password change every 60 days.
Who viewed or changed what, and when, so you can answer any question about a record.
Owners, admin staff and practitioners each have their own login and see what their role needs.
Records are encrypted and stored in a UK data centre, with daily backups.
Download a full backup of your records at any time, including when you leave.
Clients book, complete their forms and get their confirmation without a phone call or a chain of emails.
Reminder emails mean clients turn up, and on Pro deposits at booking mean you're paid if they don't.
Every form signed and dated, every change logged, every record ready for an insurer, regulator or complaint.
Use it on your phone, iPad or computer, and add it to your home screen like an app.
Take payments through your own account and put booking on the website you already have.
Real screens from both systems, with made-up clinics and clients.
Appointments, new website bookings with deposits paid and forms complete, and what you've taken this week.
Sessions today and this week, and every new booking with weekly and fortnightly sessions marked.
Clients choose a treatment, a date and a time, on your own website or your Scriptis booking page.
You stay in control of your clients' data. Scriptis processes it for you, and our terms include the full Article 28 data processing agreement, so there's nothing extra to sign.
Scriptis is run by practitioners, so you'll speak to someone who understands how your day works.
Basic for practitioners working on their own, Pro for practices with a team. Your first month is half price.
Choose Scriptis for aesthetics if you carry out injectables, skin or laser treatments. Choose Scriptis for therapists if you offer counselling or psychotherapy sessions.
Yes. Get in touch and we'll set you up with both and talk you through how they fit together.
No. Payments go straight to your own Square, Stripe or SumUp account and you only pay their card fee. Scriptis takes nothing.
Monthly is rolling with 30 days' notice. Annual is a 12-month term at the lower price.
Download a full backup of your client records before you close your account. Once an account is deleted or deactivated, all its data is permanently deleted. If you'd like us to export and send your data for you, there is a £600 charge.
Yes. Scriptis runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer, and can be added to your home screen like an app.
Scriptis doesn't charge booking fees or take commission. You pay your monthly or yearly plan only. If you take card payments, your card provider (Square, Stripe or SumUp) charges its own standard fees.
Yes. Add your booking link to your Instagram bio, Facebook page and Google Business Profile.
Yes. Embed the booking page in any website, or use the WordPress plugin.
Your first month is 50% off. We'll set you up and walk you through it.
