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For private-pay therapy practices

The practice you pictured, actually built.

Websites, search presence, and the technical setup that turn a private-pay therapy practice from open into found, trusted, and booked. Built by someone who's done every piece of it for a real practice — not a template, not an overseas agency, not a chatbot.

The snapshot is free and specific to your practice. No obligation.

You've either just gone private-pay, or you're close.

And the practice in your head is fuller, steadier, and easier to run than the one you have right now. The gap usually isn't your clinical work. It's that clients can't find you, your website feels like a placeholder, and the back-office pieces — intake, email, where the form data even goes — are held together with tools that were never built for a health practice.

That gap is the whole problem I solve. You stay the clinician. I handle presence, discoverability, and the plumbing.

What I do

Four pieces, and the version where they're built together.

Practice Website

A professional, fast, ethics-aware website built on a system that can't drift into looking cheap or breaking your compliance.

From $1,200 one-time — plus $95/month hosting & maintenance — a real person who owns your site, not a login you forgot.

Discoverability & SEO Assessment

Exactly where you appear when someone searches for a therapist like you — including inside the directories where most clients actually look.

$200 one-time — credited in full toward a website build if you move forward.

Compliant Practice Setup

HIPAA-aware Google Workspace configuration — the signed agreements, the settings almost everyone gets wrong, and intake that reaches you securely.

From $500 one-time

The Founding Bundle

Website, compliant setup, and your first assessment — built together as one coherent presence, where every piece reinforces the others.

Founding-client rate — limited while I build my first cohort.

How it works

Three steps, no surprises.

  1. Start with the snapshot

    Free, specific to you, and honest — including where you rank in the directories. You'll learn something either way.

  2. We define the practice you're building

    Not just a website. Who you serve, what makes you the right fit, and how a client gets from searching to booked.

  3. I build it

    You review, you own it, and you can change it yourself. When something needs a hand, you have my number.

Who you'd be working with

I'm Mark. A software developer with 30 years of experience, and the person who does the actual work — no account managers, no handoffs.

I built this after building a complete practice presence for a private-pay therapist from the ground up. I saw how much of what stands between a good clinician and a full practice is technical — and how badly the generic tools serve people doing careful, ethical work.

Start by finding out where you actually show up.

It's free, it's specific to your practice, and it takes one form. You'll learn something either way.