Key takeaways
- Dental website costs depend on the number of pages, design and features like booking and forms.
- A dental site needs treatment pages, fast mobile speed, easy booking and privacy aware forms.
- Plan for ongoing hosting, updates and support, not just the build.
- Make sure you own your website and domain.
Your website is where most new patients decide whether to call you. A good one pays for itself. A cheap one that doesn't rank or convert costs you patients. Here's what affects the price.
1. What affects the price
- How many pages, especially treatment pages.
- Custom design versus a template.
- Online booking, forms and integrations.
- Writing, photos and video.
- Ongoing hosting, updates and support.
2. What a dental website needs
- A page for each key treatment. See dental service pages.
- Fast loading and easy use on phones.
- Click to call and easy appointment requests.
- Real photos of your team and office.
- Reviews, insurance information and new patient details.
- Forms and tracking set up with patient privacy in mind. See HIPAA and tracking.
3. Getting a quote
Dental website pricing depends on the number of treatment pages and features. We give you an exact price after a short call. Whoever builds it, ask what's included after launch: hosting, updates, support and SEO.
4. Mistakes to avoid
Avoid these
- A beautiful site with no treatment pages.
- Forms that email patient details to a general inbox.
- No plan for SEO after launch.
- Not owning your domain or website.
Related: when to redesign your dental website.
