For dental and medical practices

Patients decide at 11 PM.

Your phone line closed at five. Theirs didn't, and the practice that took the booking wasn't necessarily the better one.

A welcoming clinic storefront at night.
80%

of patients would rather book online than call

Booking is a two-minute job at midnight and a twenty-minute job at lunchtime.

Dental industry statistics, 2026
1.8%

no-show rate for appointments booked online, against 5.9% booked offline

A patient who picked their own slot turns up for it.

Study on online scheduling and no-shows
12–20%

of appointments are missed at a typical practice

Most of those are forgotten, not cancelled — the most preventable kind.

Dental no-show statistics, 2026

The hours you're closed

Tap the hours when nobody is at the desk.

Roughly a third of bookings are made outside opening hours when a practice allows it. Every hour you tap is an hour your page could be working.

Six questions about your practice.

Nothing is saved until you ask us to send it.

01A patient decides at nine in the evening that they need to be seen. What can they do?
02The day before an appointment, what does the patient receive?
03A question comes in at 10pm. Who answers it?
04Someone searches for your speciality nearby. What do they find?
05Your website on a patient's phone — how quickly does it open?
06New patient paperwork — when does it get filled in?
A calm waiting area with a plant and morning light.Hands holding a phone at a kitchen table.

What we'd put in place

A dentist smiling gently.
  1. 01

    Booking that stays open

    A booking page that works at 11 PM on a phone, in under two minutes, without an account.

  2. 02

    Reminders that arrive

    A message the day before and the morning of, with an easy way to move the appointment instead of missing it.

  3. 03

    A profile that answers first

    Hours, directions, insurance and a booking link on your Google profile, so nobody has to hunt.

  4. 04

    A site that calms people down

    Plain language, real photos of your team and rooms, and what happens at the first visit.

We never ask a patient for health details on a website, and we keep tracking off booking pages. Anything that touches patient information belongs in HIPAA-compliant software, not in marketing tools.

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