Design, build, hosting, local SEO, light-touch booking form, ongoing updates — all in one monthly fee. Built for solo SLPs in Raleigh and the surrounding Cary, Durham, and Chapel Hill area. Pediatric, adult, or telehealth.
For SLPs · Raleigh
If you are a private-practice speech-language pathologist in Raleigh, your referral path runs through the Raleigh CDSA — and through the families who decide not to wait on it. We build a 5–8 page practice site that answers what Wake County parents check first: what it costs, what insurance you take, your NCBOESLPA license, and how to reach you. $59/mo, updates included.
The specific Raleigh friction: North Carolina charges early-intervention therapy on a sliding scale tied to family income, so parents arrive already doing price math. If your rates are not on the site, you are the one they skip.
North Carolina runs early intervention through the Infant-Toddler Program, delivered by sixteen Children’s Developmental Services Agencies across the state. The Raleigh CDSA covers Wake County. Evaluations, screenings, and service coordination are free to every family — but the therapy itself can carry a family cost on a state sliding fee scale based on family size and income.
That single detail changes how your website has to behave. Wake County parents are comparison-shopping earlier than parents in states where early intervention is free end to end, and they are comparing you against a number they have already been quoted.
Versions of these come up from solo SLPs across the Raleigh metro again and again.
Built for a 5–8 page private-practice site. Scoped tight on purpose — that's how we keep it at $59/mo.
1 small update per month, included. Update your rates, swap a photo, add a specialty, change your hours, refresh credentials. The things that come up.
You see a preview before anything goes live. Send us what you want changed. We make the change on a staging URL, send you a preview link, you hit Approve. Then it ships.
Bigger work (new page, big rewrite, brand refresh) we quote as a one-time project, or bump to Plus ($99/mo) for 4 updates/mo and new pages included.
Real ranges from therapy-focused website vendors, 2026.
| Vendor | Monthly | Setup |
|---|---|---|
| Brighter Vision (therapist-focused) | $59–99/mo | $0 |
| Cannone Marketing (speech-specific) | $99/mo | $0 |
| SimplePractice + website add-on | $60–80/mo | Bundled |
| Custom Squarespace designer | $16–52/mo | $2,000–5,000 one-time |
| East Lake Union | $59/mo | $0 |
Streamlined processes and modern tools — not a marketing agency with overhead.
A web form walks you through one question at a time — your credentials, specialties, insurance accepted, telehealth setup, headshot. 30–45 minutes total. We start building the next day.
The first pass is genuinely clean because we got the specifics upfront. Two structured rounds of feedback. Most sites launch 2–3 weeks after sign-up.
Updated rates? New specialty? Different headshot? Email us. We make the change on a staging URL, send a preview, you hit Approve. It ships. You never log into a CMS.
You do not have to, and we will build it either way. But in Wake County we would push you to. Families here often reach you having already been quoted a sliding-scale figure through the Infant-Toddler Program, so “call for pricing” reads as expensive rather than as flexible. A published self-pay rate with a line about sliding scale usually costs you fewer inquiries than hiding it does.
Yes. We build one practice site with a clear service-area section covering Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Chapel Hill and wherever else you actually go, rather than separate thin pages per town. One strong page for a real service area beats four weak ones.
No. The website is the front door, not the medical record. We design the booking form to collect only basic details — name, email, age range, best way to reach you. Anything clinical (history, diagnoses, treatment details) routes to your existing practice management software (SimplePractice, IntakeQ, Jane, etc.). We don't store, transmit, or process patient health information on the site. You stay responsible for your own compliance program; we stay out of the regulated path.
No. We don't replace your EHR or practice management software. The website is the front door — it presents your practice, your specialties, your credentials, your insurance, and routes inquiries into your existing intake system. EHR stays where it is.
Both. The site can be positioned for pediatric (parent-facing, kid-friendly visuals, "speech therapy for kids in [city]"), adult (post-stroke, voice, swallow, transgender voice — more clinical), or a mixed pediatric/adult practice. We adapt the copy, the imagery, and the SEO focus to your actual caseload.
If you offer telehealth, we build it into the site as a clear, prominent option. We don't replace your telehealth platform (Doxy.me, SimplePractice telehealth, Zoom for Healthcare) — we link to it. The site explains what telehealth looks like, what equipment patients need, what states you're licensed in.
Clearly. Insurance accepted, self-pay rates, sliding scale availability, superbill policy if you're out of network. Most SLP sites bury this. We surface it because parents and patients filter by insurance first.
A web form walks you through one question at a time — credentials, specialties, insurance, license, headshot, telehealth setup. 30–45 minutes. We follow up with a 20-minute call if anything needs clarification. Then we build. First pass typically lands in your inbox 7–10 days later.
Two structured rounds. Round 1 dials in copy and layout. Round 2 catches anything you noticed once you saw it live. Then we ship. Most SLP sites launch 2–3 weeks after sign-up.
Rate change, photo swap, new specialty added, hours change, license/credential renewal, copy refresh. Anything that's a 15–60 minute change. Bigger work (new page, big rewrite) we quote as a one-time project, or bump to Plus ($99/mo) for 4 updates/mo plus new pages included.
We don't do that. The whole point of this model is your site doesn't end up frozen and dated 18 months from now. If you want a one-time build, hire a Squarespace designer. We'll happily refer.
Yes, on a case-by-case basis. The product is built and tuned for SLPs, but the business shape (solo allied-health practitioner, pediatric-leaning, intake-form-driven) is the same for occupational and physical therapists in private practice. Occupational therapists now have their own page at /for-ots/. PTs, get in touch and we’ll talk.
Tell us about your practice. We'll reply within 24 hours with next steps — usually a short call and a link to our onboarding form.