Templates and builders
Chiropractor website templates versus a site built for you
A chiropractor website template is quick to start, but you still do the writing, the photos, the scheduling setup and the search settings. Here is how a template compares with a site we build and manage for you, so you can choose on the facts.
Where a template leaves the work to you
Six things to check, whichever way you go.
Who writes the pages
A template gives you empty sections. A site built for you starts with a page for each service you offer, written from the details you send.
Scheduling and booking
Check that a new patient can request an appointment on a phone in a few taps. On our sites, online scheduling and booking is included in both pricing options.
What the form asks
Keep appointment requests to a name, a phone number and a time. Health details do not belong in a web form, so ours never ask for them.
License details
Shown plainly, the way your state requires. You provide the details.
Photos of your real office
Your own photos of the office and team, or none until you have them. No stock photos presented as your practice.
Who keeps it running
Hosting, your domain, your business email, SSL, daily backups and malware scanning are covered by the monthly fee on both options.
A typical page set
Each page has one job. The exact set depends on your practice.
- Home
- Services, with one page per service
- New patient information
- Book an appointment
- Meet the chiropractor
- About
Both pricing options include up to 12 pages in total. If you need more, extra pages are quoted before we build them.
Before you ask for a quote
It helps to have these ready:
- The services you offer, starting with the ones patients ask about most
- Photos of your office and team, if you have them
- Your license details
- Your office hours and the areas you serve
- How you want appointment requests to reach you
Ready to start?
Tell us about your practice and how you want appointment requests to reach you.