Promoting your clinic through bloggers — by barter.
Dental, cosmetology, and medical centers invite a blogger in for a procedure or consultation — they share their personal experience and impressions, building trust in your specialists.
How it works
You post an offer
You describe what you're offering via barter and what content you want in return — the format, platforms, and preferences for the blogger.
Bloggers come to you
Matching bloggers in your city apply to your offer. You choose who to invite, by reach and reliability.
You get content and guests
The blogger comes in, gets to know the product, and shares their impressions with their audience. Visits, reach, and metrics — all in one dashboard.
What bloggers film clinics
- A firsthand experience of the treatment and service
- Meet the doctors and see the equipment
- A look at the clinic, the atmosphere, and the approach to patients
- Tags that lead to appointment bookings
Why barter is the better deal
Barter instead of a promotion budget
You give a product or service instead of paying the blogger a fee. Transparent terms, no hidden payments.
No agencies, no commissions
You work with bloggers directly — no middlemen, no markups, no cut of your budget. Just a flat subscription.
Bloggers from your city
The people who come have an audience that lives nearby — the ones who can actually become your guests and clients.
Control and metrics
QR visit confirmation, ready-made content, and reach — it's all in your dashboard. Run dozens of collaborations at once.
The barter platform in numbers
- 33,516
bloggers already on the platform. 8,143 more joined since October 1, about 452 a day.
- 1,064
businesses on the platform. 310 more joined since October 1.
- 275
cities in 17 countries. From Moscow and Kazan to Dubai, Almaty and Bali. Delivery offers work from any city.
Frequently asked questions
About the format, content and pricing.
Which clinics is goesti. right for?
Dental practices, cosmetology and aesthetic-medicine clinics, medical centers, diagnostic centers — anywhere a blogger can have a procedure or consultation and share the experience.
How do bloggers talk about medical services?
The blogger shares a personal impression and their experience of the visit — they don't act as a medical expert. No specific promises about treatment results are published; you agree on content wishes in the offer.
How is it formalized?
By barter: you provide a treatment or consultation instead of paying a fee. The platform runs on a flat subscription with no cut of your budget.
First three collaborations free
Download the app for iPhone or Android, or open the web version in your browser with no install.
