Chiropractic website pricing · no quiz, no sales call
Chiropractic website pricing
should fit on one page.
plus a one-time $595 design and onboarding fee, billed at launch.
Month to month. Cancel anytime. That's the whole price.
Most chiropractic website vendors make you book a call to learn what you'd pay. We think that tells you something. Here's ours in full, along with what it includes, what it deliberately doesn't, and exactly what leaving costs.
What $200 a month buys
Everything a practice website needs. Nothing bolted on.
One plan. There are no tiers to decode and no features held hostage on a higher one.
- Custom-designed website, never a template
- The $595 covers design and onboarding, once
- Plain-English editor: type a change, it's done
- Automatic service and condition pages
- Blog with auto-drafted, on-topic posts
- Local SEO structure, schema, and monitoring
- Spanish translation, native and instant
- Promotions you can run and retire yourself
- Fast managed hosting, SSL, and backups
- Versioned history, 30 versions kept
- Lead form with honest conversion tracking
- Direct line to me (Josh) for support
Context
What chiropractic websites cost everywhere else.
The honest lay of the land: a custom developer, a chiropractic template host, and us, priced side by side.
hidden until you book a sales call
published right here
Ranges as of August 2026, from published sources and quotes practices have shared with us. The template-host top end is documented at $1,599/mo in a May 2025 BBB complaint about the iMatrix platform; most vendors in this category do not publish pricing. Custom-developer figures are typical small-business quotes and vary widely. Offerings change; confirm current terms with any vendor.
The fine print, in large print
Three things we deliberately don't charge you for.
Not because they're extras, but because you should own them yourself, outside anyone's bundle, ours included.
Your domain. It stays registered in your own account, in your name, usually $10 to $20 a year at your registrar. We've migrated practices whose domain was quietly held inside a vendor's account, and one whose domain was weeks from expiring there. That never happens when you hold it.
Your email. It stays with your provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, whoever you use). If you don't have a real provider yet, we help you set one up before your site cuts over, on your own account.
Your ad spend. If you run Google or ChatGPT ads, that budget is between you and the ad platform. What we do include is honest conversion tracking, so the money you spend gets measured against real submissions and bookings, not page views. Here's what that looked like on a real practice.
And what leaving costs: cancel any month, no penalty. Take a clean static export of your finished site with you: $500 in months 1 to 6, $250 in months 7 to 12, free after 12 months. If a website company's exit terms aren't on its pricing page, ask yourself why.
Why one price
The first 20 seats sold out. This is the price that stuck.
PracticeFlux launched with 20 founding-partner seats at $100/month, and every one sold. Those practices are live or being built right now, and their sites are the case studies and speed scores published on this site. Founding partners keep their rate for life; that was the deal for betting early. The standard seat is $200/month, and what it buys is the same thing they got: a custom site, a real migration, and a direct line to the person who built it.
Pricing questions
The short answers about the money.
How much does a chiropractic website cost with PracticeFlux?
Is there a contract or minimum term?
What does it cost to leave?
What isn't included?
20sold out founding seats sold out · standard seats open
You now know exactly what you'd pay.
That already puts you ahead of every practice sitting through a discovery call this week. The next step takes two minutes and doesn't involve a salesperson: it's just me.