BoomerangFX annonce un partenariat stratégique avec Web Marketing Clinic pour accélérer la croissance de son logiciel de gestion de clinique et de sa plateforme marketing pilotés par l'IA au Royaume-Uni et en Europe
BoomerangFX, an international company specializing in AI-powered clinic management and marketing automation software, has announced a strategic partnership with Web Marketing Clinic, a leading marketing agency in the UK. This partnership is expected to accelerate BoomerangFX’s expansion in the UK and across Europe.
With this collaboration, aesthetic and specialized clinics in the region will gain access to BoomerangFX's unified platform, which includes clinic management, marketing automation, and the AUVIA ™ AI Clinic Co-Pilot. This platform will be complemented by the full range of services offered by Web Marketing Clinic, which includes branding strategy and creative services.
The partnership comes as BoomerangFX experiences rapid growth in the region, having recently opened its UK headquarters in London. The company reported a record year-over-year growth in 2025, with expanding adoption across England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and the EMEA region. By teaming with Web Marketing Clinic, BoomerangFX aims to enhance its technology offerings with a well-established agency in the field.
Web Marketing Clinic, founded by Mark Bugg in 2007, has built a reputation over nearly two decades for its services aimed at leading aesthetic clinics, aesthetic surgeons, and specialized medical practices. This partnership will provide Web Marketing Clinic clients with access to three integrated products: RUN for automated practice management, LeadEngineAI for AI-driven marketing and lead generation, and AUVIA ™ for managing client inquiries and appointments.
Boasting a presence in 25 countries and a clientele of over 10,000 practices, BoomerangFX continues its mission to become the leading AI-driven operational platform for private healthcare. The strategic partnership with Web Marketing Clinic is effective immediately, with plans for gradual deployment across European markets.