Websites for therapists that run themselves.
Websites for therapists do something no other trade's website has to: they lower a stranger's guard. Someone deciding whether to book a first session is anxious, private, and quick to click away. That first impression is the whole job, and it's happening before they've read a word. Yet many therapists never get to make it on their own site, because they're renting space on a directory that ranks above them and charges monthly for the privilege.
Renozer builds therapist websites that run themselves and belong to you. One flat C$1,250, C$0 hosting, no directory rent, and every file yours at launch. The site feels calm, answers what a nervous client needs to know, points them to your existing booking system, and then costs nothing to keep online, so the money you spend getting found is yours to direct.
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We'll only use your details for the audit, nothing else.
What a therapy website
actually needs
A therapy website has one job: help an anxious person feel safe enough to book a first session. Every build includes the six things that do that work:
A calm first impression
Because the tone of the page decides whether an anxious visitor stays or closes the tab.
Clear answers to the quiet questions
What you treat, how sessions work, what it costs, whether it's confidential.
A booking path one tap away
Wired to the booking system you already use, from every page.
Modality and specialty pages
For what you actually practise, in plain language clients search.
Trust done gently
Your credentials, your approach, your real self, in labeled slots that never invent.
A structure Google can read
So you surface directly when someone searches for a therapist near me, not just inside a directory.
No stock therapy-couch photos, no generic wellness clip art. Custom design that's matched to how you actually work.
What therapist websites cost
Published Canadian pricing puts typical small-practice builds at C$2,000 to C$8,000 plus C$50 to C$500 a month ongoing, and therapist directories bill monthly on top for a listing you don't own. Renozer is C$1,250 flat with C$0 ongoing.
| Option | Upfront | Ongoing | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Directory listing only | low or none | monthly, forever | you rank inside their brand, never your own |
| DIY builder | C$0 | C$260 to C$1,600 a year | built between clients, and it reads that way |
| Typical Canadian agency build | C$2,000 to C$8,000 published | C$50 to C$500 a month | maintenance and hosting priced separately |
| Renozer | C$1,250 flat | C$0 | none; you own the front door outright |
Every published figure above comes from our Canada-wide cost research, which checked providers' own live pages in six cities. Nothing's estimated.
The directory that rents
you your own name
Most therapists start on a directory, and for a first client or two, that's sensible.
The problem's what happens after: the directory keeps billing, keeps ranking above your own name, and keeps the client relationship on its platform. You're paying rent to be found under someone else's brand.
Your own website is the way out, the one place a client finds you and you keep the relationship. Then the industry tries to rent that too. In our six-city research, care plans ran $97 to $497 a month, management fees around $125 a month, and subscription sites $75 a month forever. A directory listing plus a $100-a-month managed site is well over C$10,000 across five years, spent on being found rather than on the practice.
A Renozer site ends the rent. Built once for C$1,250, hosted at C$0 on your own account, publishing its own content between sessions. Keep the directory if it still sends clients, but stop paying monthly to own your own name. The site ranks for you, under you, and the money it saves goes back into the work.
What you get with a
Renozer therapy website
Custom calming design, modality and specialty pages, a booking path wired to your system, gentle trust slots, mobile-first accessible layout, 90+ speed score, SEO-ready structure, C$0 hosting forever, full ownership of the site and its code, self-running content, and a free call before you commit to anything.
One flat package. You know the total before we start, and it doesn't move.
Do you own your
practice's website?
Ask two questions of whatever you use now. If you cancel, does your online presence survive? And whose name is on the domain and the hosting?
For therapists the honest answers are often uncomfortable: a directory profile vanishes the day you stop paying, a platform site ends with the subscription, and a rented site lives on the provider's server. In our research we found exactly these arrangements again and again. Your practice is yours; the way clients find it should be too.
Cancel anything else you want; the site keeps running, keeps ranking, and keeps costing C$0. Read what real ownership looks like.
Common questions about therapist web design
How much does a therapist website cost?
Is a website worth it if I'm already on a directory?
Can clients book through the site?
Is my clients' privacy protected?
Do you understand college and association advertising rules?
Do you work with therapists outside Calgary?
How long does it take?
Do I own the website?
Book a free 15-minute call
Pick a time on the calendar. We meet on Zoom or Google Meet, share screens, and go through your situation together. Fifteen minutes, no sales pitch, no obligation.
On the call you get:
- ✓A live look at a self-running site actually working, so you can judge it yourself instead of taking our word
- ✓A straight review of your current site, or your goals if you don't have one yet
- ✓Your real five-year cost, worked out on screen next to what you pay now
- ✓A clear scope and flat price, with no surprises later
- ✓An honest answer, including when the answer is that you should stay where you are
Pick a time on the calendar. Prefer to write? Email [email protected] and tell us what you need. We reply within 48 hours.
We'll only use your details for the audit, nothing else.