Book more sessions. Answer fewer calls.
I build physiotherapy and massage practices a fast website with real online booking — clients pick a treatment, choose a slot and get instant confirmation. You own it, no per-booking fees. Live in 7 days.
Measured on a real client site, not a mockup: Maria Breslavska's business moved from Wix to a hand-built site — load time went from 13.2 s to 0.8 s. Your site is built on the same foundation.
See the case studyThe problem — and the solution
- Clients call to book while you're with someone on the table.
- No-shows and phone tag eat into your day.
- Clients can't see treatments or availability, so they hesitate.
- They book online around your sessions — you never break focus.
- Automatic confirmations and reminders cut no-shows and calls.
- Clear treatments and live slots turn interest into booked sessions.
What your practice gets
Frequently asked questions
Can clients book a specific therapist and treatment?
Yes. Each therapist has their own treatments and availability, so clients book exactly what they need.
Does it send reminders to reduce no-shows?
Clients get automatic confirmations by email; reminder emails can be added so fewer slots go to waste.
Is it GDPR-compliant?
Yes — privacy policy, consent and secure forms are built in, which matters for health-related bookings.
How quickly can it launch?
About 7 days once I have your treatments, prices and team details.
What does it cost per month?
There's no hidden subscription. Hosting for a site like this costs next to nothing — often it's free — and the domain is roughly €10–15 per year. For the first 2 weeks after launch I fix anything free of charge; after that an optional care plan from €39/month covers updates and small changes.
How do I receive and manage bookings?
Every booking lands in your email inbox right away, and you get a simple admin calendar: see upcoming appointments, block off holidays or single hours, and change opening times — no technical skills needed.
Let clients book their next session in seconds.
Let's talk — no obligations.