Can I sell retail products through the page?

PRO's payment link works for a one-off product sale, though most spas keep a full retail catalog on a dedicated e-commerce tool and use Fullink mainly for booking and gift cards.

Should before-and-after photos need client consent?

Yes, always get explicit permission before posting a client's photo, even with their face cropped out, since skin treatment results can still be identifiable to people who know them.

Fullink for estheticians and spas

One link between a glowing result and a booking.

A Fullink page for an esthetician is a single link that sends someone who liked a treatment result in your feed to booking, your service menu and before-and-after photos, instead of a DM conversation that stalls before a slot is confirmed. A visible skin result often travels beyond your usual followers, and what a viewer finds after clicking through decides whether that attention turns into a booked appointment.

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What usually goes wrong with one link

A treatment result gets likes but the booking link is buried

Someone sees a glowing result in your feed and wants to book, but your bio link points at a general spa homepage instead of straight to your calendar, adding an extra step that loses some visitors.

Service and pricing questions repeat in every DM

Without a visible service menu, every new follower asks the same questions about what you offer and what it costs, which is slower for everyone than a linked page they can check themselves.

Before-and-after photos get lost in your feed

A result that convinced someone to consider booking is easy to lose once it scrolls down your grid, with no lasting place to see more examples of your work.

A starter layout

Five links, in an order that works for estheticians.

1
Book an appointment
Straight to your booking calendar, first, since that is the action most followers want.
2
Service menu and pricing
What you offer and what it costs, so DMs stop being where pricing gets explained.
3
Before and after gallery
A link to your results, for anyone still deciding.
4
New client intake form
Sent ahead of the first visit so consultation time is not spent on paperwork.
5
Gift cards
A direct link to purchase a gift card, if you offer one.

Why estheticians use Fullink

PRO's Stripe-hosted payment link works for a deposit on a booking or a gift card purchase, cutting down on no-shows for a busy slot another client would have taken.
Click analytics show whether people check your gallery or book directly, telling you whether photos or price is doing more of the convincing for new followers.
Update your page the moment your hours or booking tool changes, without reprinting a card taped to the front desk that nobody actually reads.
Free covers five links, enough for booking, menu, gallery, intake and gift cards before paying for a page still finding its audience beyond regulars.

Questions estheticians ask

Can I sell retail products through the page?: PRO's payment link works for a one-off product sale, though most spas keep a full retail catalog on a dedicated e-commerce tool and use Fullink mainly for booking and gift cards.
Should before-and-after photos need client consent?: Yes, always get explicit permission before posting a client's photo, even with their face cropped out, since skin treatment results can still be identifiable to people who know them.

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Fullink Free covers 5 links at $0. PRO is $9 a month and adds Stripe-hosted payment links, supporter tools and no Fullink branding.

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