Cheap SEO is expensive.

A $200-a-month web plan sounds like a bargain until you ask what it does. Usually the answer is hosting, a template you don't own, and silence.

That's how we do it differently. A website built for search and for patients, that your team can run. Then a quarterly performance plan with a written report and a live review with the people who did the work.

One of our clients learned this the hard way. Damon Chandler, M.D., a surgeon at Chandler Cosmetic, had a web company that never applied security updates to his site. It was eventually infected, and for a period it pushed malware to the patients who visited it.

We rebuilt the site on a platform his practice could manage without us, trained his staff to keep it updated, and the problem never came back.

If any of these sound familiar, keep reading.

A website that works as hard as your front desk.

Fast and mobile-first

Most patients find you on a phone. We build for that first and test speed and security before launch. No warnings, ever.

Written for search and for people

Every page targets the terms your patients actually type — “dermatologist near me,” “same-day dental crown” — in language that sounds like you, not a template.

Set up to convert

Online scheduling, click-to-call, forms that go where they should, and analytics that show which pages produce appointments.

Built on platforms you own and can run

Wix, WordPress, or Squarespace, in your account. We train your staff to make updates and keep the site secure themselves. If you ever leave us, you keep everything and you know how to use it.

Accessible and appropriate

ADA accessibility basics, a real privacy policy, and form handling appropriate for a medical practice. Built in, not bolted on.

Ninety days, a plan, a report, and a conversation.

Search results move slowly, and monthly reporting mostly measures noise. So we work in quarters.

Week 1

Review and plan

We look at what's ranking, what's slipping, what competitors gained, and which pages produced calls and forms. Then we write a one-page plan for the quarter and walk through it with you on a call.

Weeks 2–11

Do the work

New content aimed at the searches that bring your best patients. Service pages, hours, providers, and locations kept current. Google Business Profile and local listings maintained. Site health, speed, and security checked and fixed.

Week 12

Report

A written report in plain language: what we did, what moved, what we'd change, and every hour behind it. Reviewed live with your team by the person who did the work, not an account manager.

Between quarters, if something breaks or you need a change, you email us. It gets done, logged, and billed at the rate for the task.
~$1,100a month, for a quarterly performance plan

Where the money goes.

A quarterly cycle for an independent practice runs about thirty hours. Twelve of those are senior — the review, the plan, the strategy, the technical checks. The other eighteen are production, at $75, and we use AI tools to keep that number low without letting quality slip.

More than a hosting bill. A fraction of a retainer. And every hour is on your invoice with a description.

See the full worked example on our Pricing page

Health-system marketing experience, practice-sized delivery.

Our leaders have built and rebuilt websites and search programs for Privia Health, Medforth Global Healthcare Education, Tenet Healthcare, and consumer health brands at Unilever. We've also done it for a three-provider practice and a food-rescue nonprofit. The discipline is the same. The price is not.

“Smart and fast. Understands the mechanics and is very honest.”

Three steps to a site that works.

1

Send us your current site.

We'll review it — speed, security, search visibility, what a patient sees on a phone — and bring specific observations to our first call, not a pitch.

2

Approve a scoped estimate.

Broken out by rate level so you can see exactly where the hours go.

3

Review a sample page within a week.

You'll see one finished page before we build the rest. Adjust the direction then, not after launch.