Workee vs Aesthetic Record:
two halves of the same practice
Aesthetic Record is an EMR for injectables practices at $15 to $19 per user a month, plus a $399 onboarding fee and separately priced ePrescribe. Its center of gravity is charting, consent and clinical photography, and that is not a competition we are trying to win. Workee is front of funnel: booking on your own website in three steps with no client account, reminders, and the follow-up that brings people back.1
Perfect before-and-afters of the clients who made it in
Charting begins in the treatment room. What happens on your website an hour earlier decides how full that room is.
A typical booking widget
An account before the calendar
- Clicks Book on your website
- Create an account
- Choose a password
- Open the verification email
- Log back in
- Finally, pick a service and a time
The Workee widget
No account, no password, no app
- Picks a service
- Picks a time
- Name and phone — booked
Consent and photography come after the booking. Ask for an account before it and there is nothing to chart.
How Workee and Aesthetic Record compare at a glance
Aesthetic Record publishes its per-user pricing, its onboarding fee and its allowances, but not its card rate. Workee does not publish a rate card at all. Pricing is custom, based on your clinic’s needs, with no contracts. Pricing verified 18 October 2026.1
| How each vendor charges |  Booking and marketing for med spas | Aesthetic RecordCharting-led EMR, priced per user |
|---|---|---|
| Plans and pricing | Workee Pro or Workee Business, quoted per clinic | Essentials $15/mo per user, Accelerator $19/mo per user; Enterprise quoted |
| Team size | Multiple team members and locations are covered by Workee Business | Billed per user, with no cap |
| Included allowances | Automated SMS, email and WhatsApp reminders are built in; volume depends on your messaging plan | Essentials: 2GB, 250 SMS, 300 emails per user a month. Accelerator: 4GB, 400 SMS, 600 emails |
| Digital forms and charting | Forms are part of the platform; clinical charting is not | The core of the product |
| ePrescribe | Not offered | $40 per prescriber on a 6-month term, $31 annual; $45 and $40 with EPCS |
| AI features | Jenny, the AI marketing employee, is part of the Workee platform | ChartSmart AI charting, $30/mo for 50 charts up to $75/mo unlimited |
| Lead management | Lead capture, campaign tracking and rebooking flows are part of the platform | LeadAR, from $97/mo |
| Card processing | Stripe or PayPal rates only. Workee adds no markup. | Only a 2.1% Text2Pay bank-payment rate is published |
| Contract terms | Month to month, cancel any time | No monthly contract; 14-day risk-free trial |
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Keep Aesthetic Record if these describe you
These are real reasons to pick Aesthetic Record over Workee. For an injectables practice, the first one usually settles it, and it should. None of these is a reason not to run Workee as well.
Charting quality is your buying criterion
AI dictation and tap-to-chart tools, chart sign-off and auditing, and a complete EMR. This is a real medical record system, not a booking tool with a notes field.
Your liability exposure is consent-driven
Mobile-friendly consent forms, treatment instructions and signatures tied directly to the treatment record. For an injectables practice that is the documentation that matters.
You need prescribing including controlled substances
Cloud ePrescribing from $31 per prescriber annually, with an EPCS option from $40. Workee offers no prescribing at all.
Choose Workee if the chart is fine and the diary is not 👉
Bottom line: For a practice that needs to fill the room, not chart it, Workee usually wins. For one where charting, consent and clinical photography are the priority, keep Aesthetic Record.
Keep your website
Your website is untouched. Workee embeds as a widget showing one treatment, a category, or the whole menu, and you set what appears where from your dashboard, without a developer.
Booking with no client account
Service, time, name, phone. No sign-up, no password, no verification email. Clinical intake happens once they are booked, in the system you already use for it.
We build the flow with you
We go through how your practice books (consultations, deposits, treatment plans, which injector does what), set the flow up with you, and train reception on it.
You do not have to move everything
Aesthetic Record keeps the charts, the consent and the photography. Workee takes website booking and the marketing. No records move and no per-user count changes.
An AI front desk that works 24/7
It answers, books and follows up at 2am and on Sundays: win-back for clients overdue their next treatment, birthday offers, seasonal campaigns and rebooking, with nobody chasing them.
One AI layer for every channel
Lead forms, review requests, SMS, email and Instagram DMs run from one place, rather than a lead add-on and an SMS allowance counted per user per month.
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Keep the charting. Fill the room in front of it.
Bring your booking page and your injector list. Fifteen minutes, and you will see exactly what a first-time client meets before they ever reach a consent form.
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Nobody has to switch. Both keep running.
Each point above is a reason to keep what you run now. Workee can sit alongside it.
All new bookings in the calendar your practice already uses
Workee takes the booking on your website and passes it to the calendar your practice already runs on. No new software for the team, no second calendar to check, no double-booked injector.
Bookings land in the calendar your team already uses
Clients book on your own website, no account needed
Deposits and no-show fees taken at booking
HIPAA and PCI compliant
You can keep your EMR and stop here. The migration steps are below if that ever changes. See the migration steps
Switching from Aesthetic Record to Workee
This is the shape of a full migration, and it usually takes four to six weeks, which is one rebooking cycle with both systems still up. Before planning a migration, be clear that Workee does not replace an EMR. This is the shape of the move for the parts it does replace; the rest has to be confirmed with Aesthetic Record in writing.
- 1
Count what you have already spent on onboarding
The $399 startup and onboarding investment is one-time and non-recoverable. It is a sunk cost, not a reason to stay, but it is worth knowing the number before the conversation rather than during it.
- 2
Get the export before you cancel
Ask Aesthetic Record for a full export and confirm in writing which fields it contains and in what format. Charting and consent records in particular have retention obligations that outlast your subscription, so settle where they live before you change anything.
- 3
Separate the clinical record from the client record
Chart notes, consent forms and treatment photography stay clinical, and Workee has no equivalent for any of them. Names, contact details, future appointments and rebooking history are the parts that move.
- 4
Run both systems for one full booking cycle
Keep Aesthetic Record readable while Workee takes bookings. Four to six weeks covers a typical rebooking interval for injectables, which is long enough to see whether the front end fills the diary.
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Move the booking link last
Your website, Google Business Profile and Instagram link switch only once the new calendar is populated and your team can work it confidently.
Each of these books differently, and Workee is configured differently for each. Start with the one nearest your practice.
Med spas
Consult first, treatment second, with deposits where an empty slot costs an injector’s hour.
Dental practices
Recall intervals and hygiene visits that have to come round on schedule.
Massage therapy
Short repeat cycles, where the rebooking is worth more than the first visit.
Estheticians
Solo rooms and small studios, where the booking page is the whole front desk.
Weight loss clinics
Courses of visits booked as a program rather than one appointment at a time.
Wellness businesses
Several practitioners and rooms that both have to be free at the same moment.
Workee vs Aesthetic Record: common questions
- Can I use Workee alongside Aesthetic Record?
Yes, and it is the arrangement we recommend for injectables practices. Workee runs beside the EMR, handling booking, reminders, rebooking and marketing, while Aesthetic Record stays the clinical record. - Is $15 per user the real cost?It is the subscription, not the total. Add the $399 onboarding, ePrescribe per prescriber if you prescribe, ChartSmart AI from $30 a month if you want AI charting, and card processing at a rate Aesthetic Record does not publish. Only a 2.1% Text2Pay bank-payment rate is public. Figures quoted from the Aesthetic Record pricing page, accessed 18 October 2026.
- Can clients book without creating an account?Yes. Three steps: service, time, name and phone. No sign-up, no password, no verification email. Consent, history and photography follow the booking, in the system you already chart in.
- Do I have to migrate my data to use Workee?No. You can start with booking only: the widget goes on the website, appointments arrive in the calendar the team already uses, and Aesthetic Record keeps every chart where it is. Moving fully is a separate decision, later or never.
- Will Workee work on my existing website?Yes, that is the normal setup. Workee embeds on the site you already have, whether that is WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow or something custom, and your dashboard decides whether it offers one treatment, a category, or all of them.
- Is Workee cheaper than Aesthetic Record?They are not really substitutes, so the comparison is usually additive rather than either-or. Aesthetic Record is $15 to $19 per user plus $399 onboarding and any add-ons; Workee quotes per clinic with no published rate card and no contracts. Ask for both numbers and decide what each layer is worth.
- Does Workee do charting or consent forms?No. Workee has no EMR, no consent capture, no clinical photography and no prescribing. If those are your buying criteria, keep the clinical system. That is not a gap Workee is trying to close.
- What should I ask before signing with either vendor?Four things, in writing: the total including onboarding and every add-on you will use, the card processing rate at your monthly volume, the notice period, and what a full export contains if you leave. For a clinical system, ask about retention obligations and a signed Business Associate Agreement too.
Fifteen minutes, your actual calendar,
and a clear answer.
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Sources
- Aesthetic Record pricing page. Accessed 18 October 2026.
