You pay a retainer and can't tell what it buys
Somewhere between $850 and $2,000 a month goes out, and what comes back is a report written in marketing jargon. You shouldn't need a translator to know what you paid for.
Patients find you through reviews, then judge you by your website. We build the site that turns that look into a booked appointment.
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Somewhere between $850 and $2,000 a month goes out, and what comes back is a report written in marketing jargon. You shouldn't need a translator to know what you paid for.
The big dental-marketing subscriptions sell one packaged site to tens of thousands of practices. Your logo goes in the corner; the rest looks like the practice two blocks over.
You suspect half of it does nothing — but new patients are coming from somewhere, so you keep paying rather than risk finding out the hard way.
Patients pick from your reviews. Your website is what they check next.
They read the reviews, then click the site to verify: who the dentists are, whether you take their insurance, how easy it is to book. The site has one job — turn that look into a booked appointment. That's the journey we build for, in your area, before anything is designed.
A site built around how patients actually choose — and numbers you can check yourself.
Every enquiry is tagged with where it came from — search, reviews, an ad. The report is a list of patients and their sources, not jargon.
Faces, insurance, fees, and one-tap booking — the exact things a patient verifies between reading your reviews and calling. Designed for your practice, not adapted from a template.
The site and your Google profile work together: visits become reviews, and reviews bring the next family. Work you can see, so nothing runs on faith.
Two of the dental brands we've designed and built for — alongside clinics in London and North America. Canadian practice case studies are being written now; the work itself is shareable in conversation.
of people check reviews before choosing a dentist — and 52% won't consider a practice with fewer than 10. The site's job is to convert the ones who like what they read.(dentaly.org)
These are live, designed components — the same parts we build yours from. The names, hours, fees, and faces below are placeholder examples; your real team, services, reviews, and details drop straight in.
Online booking wired to your real calendar, plus automatic recall — so a checkup turns into a steady patient. Your hours and software connect here.
A clear new-patient path — what the first visit looks like, what it costs, what to bring — so a nervous family knows exactly what happens. Your welcome copy and forms slot in.



A grid that routes each visitor to the page built for their question — checkups, hygiene, fillings, kids. Set to your real service list.



A team grid that lets a family meet the people they'll see — the quiet thing that builds trust. Your real dentists and hygienists (sample names shown).
Map, hours, and Google reviews pulled together so the practice shows up — and looks open and trusted — the moment a local searches. Your real Google Business Profile connects here.
A simple fees card and a clear line on insurance and direct billing — the answer families want before they call. Your real fees and accepted plans go here.
We learn the practice first, then build from components designed for a family practice, so the site fits how local families choose.
Send a messageResearch first, then the message, then the build — with the timeline in writing before anything starts.
Which searches they run, which reviews they read, what they verify on a practice site before calling — your area and your competitors, studied before anything is designed.
First reply within 24 hoursWhat your site will say and why, as a written brief with a fixed quote. You read it, ask questions, and sign off before we build. No pitch call.
Brief & quote in 5 business daysDesign, copy, booking, and your Google Business Profile built as one piece — every section answering something a patient checks before booking.
Most sites live in 4–6 weeksMost practice owners weigh the same three options. Here's the honest version of that table.
| Dental-mill subscriptionProSites-type package | DIY builderWix + your evenings | Dental (GP)This solution | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the site comes from | One template, sold to tens of thousands of practices | A generic theme you adapt yourself | Built from how patients in your area actually choose |
| Who writes the content | Stock dental copy, the same on every site | You, after hours | We do, from the research — you review and approve |
| The contract | Often annual, auto-renewing | None — cancel any time | First 90 days, then month-to-month — no annual contracts |
| Who owns the site | Often them — cancel and the site goes with them | The platform hosts it; exports are limited | You — domain, code, content, accounts |
| What the reports say | Impressions and jargon | Whatever you set up yourself | Which source each new patient came from — numbers you can check |
The honest part: a Wix site plus a well-kept Google profile beats a bad agency. If that's where you are and it's working, keep it. What we add is the research, the message, and a site built to convert the patient who just read your reviews.
Every promise below is how we already work — in writing, before any money moves.
Not annually. The website itself is fixed-scope project work — pay for it, own it, done. Anything ongoing starts with a 90-day initial term, then runs month-to-month: leave any month after that. No annual contracts, no auto-renewal — the terms are in writing before you commit to anything.
Every project is quoted on a written brief, because a single-location practice site and a multi-location build are different jobs. Send a message and you'll have a written quote in five business days — free, with no pitch call.
You own everything — the domain, the code, the content, and the accounts. All of it is exportable, and there is no proprietary CMS. If we part ways, the site and every login stay with you and keep working without us.
Reviews are how patients choose — we won't argue otherwise. But after the reviews, most patients click the website to check faces, insurance, and booking before they call. The site doesn't replace your reviews; it converts the people your reviews already convinced.
Those are one template sold to tens of thousands of practices — the biggest advertise 79,000+ — usually on an annual contract, and often you don't own the site. Yours is built from how patients in your area choose, runs a 90-day initial term then month-to-month, and you own all of it.
Each enquiry is tagged with the source it came from — search, reviews, an ad — so the report is a list of new patients and where they came from. The numbers reconcile with what Google itself shows you. Nothing you have to take on faith.
Your choice. Some practices have us keep working on content and local search (first 90 days, then month-to-month); others take the logins and self-manage. Nothing breaks and nothing is held back if you don't buy more — you own the site either way.
A few lines is enough. Within five business days you'll have a written brief and quote in your inbox — what we'd build, why, and what it costs. No pitch call, no pressure, and nothing runs on an annual contract.