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Websites for clinics and dental practices that explain services plainly, introduce the doctors and take appointment requests without collecting more than they need.
We build websites for dental and medical practices, polyclinics and clinics: services explained plainly, the doctors who provide them, working hours and location, and a way to request or book an appointment without calling.
- How long does a clinic website take?
- A practice website usually takes 3–6 weeks.
- How much does a website for a clinic or dental practice cost?
- A practice website starts from €1,800, and online booking with several doctors' calendars, built as a web application, from €4,500.
- Who owns the site and the appointment data?
- The practice does.
What this service includes
Health information deserves more care than a contact form, so appointment requests collect only what scheduling needs. The site states facts and makes no medical claims, and the practice approves every text before it goes live.
A page for each service or treatment: what it involves, how long it takes and how to prepare, with prices shown, given as a range or left out, as the practice decides.
Each doctor with specialty, qualifications, languages and the services they provide, so patients know whom they will see.
Patients pick a service and a preferred time and staff confirm it, or they book a free slot directly where the practice works that way. A reminder can go out the day before.
The form asks for name, contact, service and preferred time, never symptoms or diagnoses, and data is deleted on a schedule you set. For Maky Beauty Bar we built booking with consent up front and client details that delete themselves after twelve months.
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Local SEO & Google Business ProfileFor patients from the diaspora and abroad, pages in English or German about the treatments they travel for, how a visit is planned and whom to contact.
Why practices come to us
- Patients call during treatments to ask about prices, hours and free dates, and every call takes someone away from a patient.
- Appointment requests arrive through Facebook messages and a contact form that invites patients to describe symptoms, which is more health data than a website should collect.
- The site does not say which doctor does what, so patients choose a practice where they can see who will treat them.
A clear process, from scope to delivery
Services, team and booking rules
What you receiveA written scope, a plan of what the form collects and a fixed price.
Design and appointment flow
What you receiveA prototype your staff have booked through.
Build and texts
What you receiveA staging site with approved texts and real working hours.
Launch
What you receiveA live site taking appointment requests from day one.
Thirty days of care, included
What you receiveA team that runs appointments and updates on its own.
Chosen for the work, not for the trend
We choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.
Next.js + React
Fast pages on any phone, with the appointment flow loaded only when a patient opens it.
PostgreSQL
Appointment requests and free slots in one database, so a slot taken once cannot be booked again.
Hetzner
Hosting in EU data centers with daily backups, so patients' data stays in the EU.
Schema.org structured data
Practice type, services, hours and location stated in a form search engines read reliably.
The work stays with you
Answers patients look for
Services, doctors, hours and, if you choose, prices, on one site.
Appointments without a call
Requests or bookings at any hour, confirmed by your staff.
Data kept to a minimum
A form that collects only what scheduling needs, deleted on schedule.
Code and accounts you own
Site, domain and appointment data registered to the practice from day one.
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Questions about this service?
If you cannot find the answer below, send us your question. A member of our team will reply within one business day.
Ask a question01How long does a clinic website take?
A practice website usually takes 3–6 weeks. Online booking with several doctors' calendars and reminders takes longer, depending on the number of doctors and services. The timeline is in the written scope.
02How much does a website for a clinic or dental practice cost?
A practice website starts from €1,800, and online booking with several doctors' calendars, built as a web application, from €4,500. The final price comes in writing after a short call and does not change.
03Who owns the site and the appointment data?
The practice does. Code, domain and all appointment data are registered to the practice from day one, and full ownership transfers on final payment.
04Can patients describe their problem in the form?
We advise against it. The form asks for the service and a preferred time; anything medical is discussed with the doctor, by phone or at the visit. That keeps sensitive data off the website.
05Can it connect to our practice software?
If your software offers online booking or an API, we connect to it so there is one calendar. If not, requests arrive by email and in a simple admin, and staff enter them as they do today.
06Can we show prices?
Yes, if the practice wants to: per service, as a range or not at all. Rules on advertising health services may limit what a practice can publish, so the site sticks to facts and the practice approves every text.
Often combined with
SEO
Technical fixes first, then pages written for the searches your customers make. You get a report every month.
Hosting & Care
Managed hosting and care for the sites we build, and for sites we take over from someone else.