Your therapy website footer: seven things worth checking
Most therapy websites end with a shrug. A grey strip, a copyright line from years ago, maybe an icon for a Facebook page nobody has
Built on proven layouts and managed as an ongoing service. If you’re a therapist and want to understand how these websites are structured, read our guide for therapists.
Therapists, clinic owners and coaches explain why they chose us and why they stay.
Most websites don’t fail because of bad design. They fail because nobody takes responsibility after launch.
We take responsibility for the technical side, while you stay in control of your content.
New site or switching provider, same process. Your current website stays live until you approve the new one. No downtime, no pressure.
Your site launches on your domain. Update text and images yourself with a simple editor, and our full support if needed.
Hosting, software updates, maintenance, security, backups and monitoring are handled as part of the ongoing service.
Managed SEO is available as a separate structured growth layer once your website is live. Learn more about our managed SEO.
Need enhanced booking or a higher-touch service? See Managed Plus or Bespoke packages.
Managed SEO & Social Media Posts
Your website plan covers structure, hosting and ongoing care.
If you want to increase enquiries from Google and AI search, you can add managed SEO separately at any time, or our Social Media Posting service.
Prepare tailored privacy documents and manage data-protection complaints with TheraComply, our separate service for UK therapy practices.
£24/year including VAT. Optional website setup: £15 one-off including VAT, paid at the same checkout.
If you want a professional website built properly and managed long-term, with clear pricing and no contracts, you can get started today.
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