Therapists
The website is the first session
By the time someone lands they are already tired. The page has to be quiet, clear, and easy to reply to. From £4,500.
They open six tabs. They are not comparing certificates.
They are asking if this person feels right. A cluttered directory card or a dated theme answers badly before they read a sentence.
Walls of clinical text. Stock beaches. No fees, no idea what happens after they write. Those gaps are why anxious people close the tab.
I have built this kind of site. Talk to Luke. Counselling with Claire. Clear specialisms, honest fees, a small first step. Fast pages. No tracking cookies. Someone looking at midnight should not wonder who is watching.
What you get
Built for private practice, not a directory.
- Quiet and human
- Uncluttered. Sounds like you. Not a corporate theme and not a listing.
- Pages for the work you do
- Anxiety, bereavement, couples, whatever you actually take. Written to meet people where they are.
- Privacy first
- No tracking cookies. No fingerprinting. No ad pixels. Analytics stay anonymous.
- A small first step
- Fees, format, what happens after they write. Reaching out should feel small.
- It has to load
- I aim for 95+ on Lighthouse. Nothing between them and your words.
Price
Price
From £4,500
A custom practice site with specialism pages, fees, and a contact path that does not shout. I quote after I see the brief.
View full pricing- Design in your voice
- Pages for the issues you work with
- Clear fees and session notes
- No tracking cookies
- 12 months hosting and Saffron Analytics
- 30 days of tweaks after launch
Questions I get from therapists
I am already on Psychology Today. Do I need a site?
Directories get you found. Your own site is where they hear you. Most people still open the website before they write, even if they found you on a listing.
How much does a therapist website cost?
From £4,500 for design, specialism pages, fees, FAQs, and the search foundations. Fixed quote after the brief.
I only work online. Does that matter?
No. I design for how you actually work: room, video, or both. Location pages only if they help.
Is it private for visitors?
Yes. No tracking cookies, no fingerprinting, no ad pixels. Analytics are anonymous. Someone looking at midnight should not wonder who is watching.
How do clients find a therapist online?
Mostly local search: counsellor near me, anxiety therapist Croydon. I put in the foundations. Ongoing SEO is extra. I do not promise a ranking.
If the practice site feels like a directory card
Send the URL and how you work. I will say if I am a fit.