A website for dental practices that brings in new patients.
The treatments you offer, the fees you charge, and enough reassurance that a nervous patient picks up the phone.
Why it matters
One new patient is worth years, not one appointment.
Check-ups, hygienist visits and the occasional crown — which changes the maths on everything.
One a month covers it
Against a lifetime of treatment, the site is a rounding error.
Fees are where you lose them
Vagueness reads as expensive. Patients go and look elsewhere.
Enquiries arrive after five
Nobody rings a practice from their desk at 2pm.
What they check first
Three things, thirty seconds.
The treatment they googled
Implants, Invisalign, whitening — each on its own page.
What it costs
A published fee guide, not "contact us".
GDC registration
And a practice that looks cared for.
Free to preview — no card needed.
What you get
Built for dental practices, not for everyone.
Straight answer
We won't write claims your regulator won't like.
Dental advertising is regulated — we stick to what you actually offer and charge, and leave outcome claims to you and your compliance lead.
Pricing
£20 a month. That's it.
Preview the whole site first. You only pay when you publish it.
No setup fee. No contract. Cancel any time.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do we have to publish our fees?
Publishing a clear fee guide is expected of UK practices, and it's also the single biggest thing that turns a browser into an enquiry. Vague pricing loses more patients than high pricing.
Can patients book online?
They can enquire and request a callback out of the box. Live diary integration with your practice management software is custom work — tell us which system you use and we'll quote it.
We're mostly NHS. Is this still worth it?
If your list is closed, honestly, less so. It matters most where you're taking private patients, or where you want existing patients to find treatment information without ringing reception.
Not your trade?