Every page address kept
Your pages keep their web addresses, and any that change lead straight to their new home, so links, bookmarks and your Google listings keep working.
Moving your website shouldn’t cost you patients, your search history or months of paying two companies. Here is everything we handle, and the little we need from you.
Your pages keep their web addresses, and any that change lead straight to their new home, so links, bookmarks and your Google listings keep working.
On a monthly plan you pay the one-time setup fee when you sign up, and your monthly fee starts only when your new site goes live. Give your current company notice once you’ve approved your new site, so you never pay two monthly fees or go a day without a website.
Search Console, Analytics and your Google Business Profile end up owned by your practice. We save your search history before the move and watch your results closely after it.
Some sites show tracking phone numbers that stop working when the service ends. We find each one and put your practice’s own numbers in its place.
Patient-education articles that appear word for word on other practices’ sites usually stay with the company that wrote them. We replace each with an original page at the same address, approved by your doctor.
We keep your logo, your colours, your own photos and the words you wrote. Stock photos licensed by your old company are replaced with your own or newly licensed ones.
Anything your current company runs besides the website, like social posts or review requests, stops when you leave. You tell us what they do, and we tell you what to keep, replace or let go. Booking, review and texting tools you already use stay where they are.
After 12 months of plan fees, or right away on a yearly plan, the website itself is yours: its design and its code. Your domain and content are yours from day one.
Send us your website address. We’ll build a private preview from your practice’s public details. No cost and no commitment.
Not ready for that? Run a free website check on your current site first.