We find out if you should even run ads
Thirty minutes. We map your current capacity, intake speed and clinician count, and tell you honestly whether paid acquisition makes sense for you right now.
We build and run the entire client acquisition system for therapy practices. Ads, funnel, follow-up, reactivation and reviews. You keep doing clinical work. We keep the calendar full.
Therapy practices. No gyms, no med spas, no template borrowed from another vertical.
A signed BAA before a single contact record moves. Compliance is set up before anything is built.
Daily optimisation and fortnightly creative refresh stay with us after launch. No handover document.
You trained for years to sit in a room with someone at their worst moment and help them out of it. Nobody trained you to write ad copy, argue with an ad platform, or work out why the person who filled in your contact form last Tuesday never wrote back.
A clinician with six open hours a week is not a small inefficiency. Over a year that is roughly three hundred sessions never delivered, in a practice already paying rent, software, supervision and salary against them.
The gap does not close on its own, and it does not close by posting more. Meanwhile the practice two suburbs over is running paid traffic, answering enquiries in under five minutes, and taking the clients who would otherwise have found you. Not because they are better clinicians. Because someone built them a system.
Move the three sliders to match your practice. The number on the right is revenue you are not billing, every month, while those hours sit open.
Count only the clinicians who could take more clients today, including yourself.
The gaps in the week that never get filled. Most practices underestimate this.
Your blended rate across private-pay and reimbursed sessions.
One session per open clinical hour, 4.33 weeks a month. No compounding, no lifetime value, no assumptions about retention. Just the sessions you are not billing.
That is what those open hours cost you this month, and again next month, until they are filled.
30 minutes. We will tell you honestly whether paid acquisition closes that gap for you.
Four phases, in order. From signature to live traffic in under two weeks.
Thirty minutes. We map your current capacity, intake speed and clinician count, and tell you honestly whether paid acquisition makes sense for you right now.
Compliance is set up first, not retrofitted. Then roughly ninety minutes of onboarding to capture your positioning, your ideal client and your intake rules.
Page, booking flow, follow-up sequences, tracking and the first creative set built and tested. You approve the creative. We handle everything technical.
Campaigns go live and the guarantee is in force. Daily optimisation, fortnightly creative refresh, weekly reporting on qualified consultations rather than impressions.
There is no starter package and no stripped-back version. Ads without follow-up lose the leads. Follow-up without reactivation leaves money in your own database. The system only works whole.
Meta campaigns built, launched and optimised daily on your own ad account, by someone who only works in this vertical. Creative fatigue is what kills therapy campaigns in month three, so new angles go live before your cost per lead starts climbing.
A landing page written for someone deciding whether to start therapy, not for someone buying a product. Booking happens on the page. Then automated SMS and email fire within seconds of an enquiry and keep going until they book or opt out.
Compliant reactivation outreach to your existing past-client list, plus automated review requests timed to the right moment in the client relationship. Reviews are the trust layer that makes every ad dollar after them cheaper. Nothing moves before the BAA is signed.
Most agencies guarantee "results". That word means nothing and everyone knows it. Ours is a number with a defined consequence if we miss it, written into the agreement rather than promised on a call.
You are the covered entity. If a vendor mishandles protected health information, the exposure lands on your practice, not on their invoice. So compliance is the first thing we set up, before a single record moves.
Handled under 45 CFR Part 164 Subpart E.
If an agency has offered to upload your client list to build a lookalike audience, that is the conversation to walk away from.
Capacity is the strongest predictor of whether this works. A practice billing thirty thousand a month with no open hours is a worse client than a smaller practice with room to grow, and we will say so on the call.
If the empty hours have become the ceiling, the consultation is the fastest way to find out what is worth building first.
Book your practice consultationIf yours is not here, the call is the fastest way to get a straight answer.
We will look at your current capacity, your intake speed and what filling those open hours would actually be worth to the practice. If paid acquisition is wrong for you right now, you will hear that on the call and we will tell you what to fix first.
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