Prices for psychiatry practices, posted where an owner can read them
A fee schedule belongs on the wall of the reception window, not behind a form. This page prints every figure for search engine optimization on a psychiatry practice's pages and listings, then every figure for ad management, so the office manager can lay the sheet beside the budget before writing to anyone.
The four search plans for the practiceBelow the search plans, ad management is priced for one platform or several
Four search plans for the psychiatry office, from a light touch to a managed site
Packed into all the search plans
- A site audit that lists which doors are signed and which still read blank
- Google Business Profile cleanup, plus a search for duplicate listings
- A review-request routine, and reply drafts that wait for the owner's go-ahead
- One fact page written for AI assistants, plus a closing report every month
Silver
$1,495/month
The first of three full plans, and the one without a website.
- A monthly batch of 25 landing pages built around your service lines and offices
- 4 Strategic Content Assets a month, each released only after your approval
Gold
$2,495/month
Silver's volume doubled, with a website we look after.
- A monthly batch of 50 landing pages built around your service lines and offices
- 8 Strategic Content Assets a month, each released only after your approval
- A practice website, written, hosted and edited by usSubtracted here
Platinum
$3,495/month
The longest hallway: the same website as Gold, paired with the largest monthly output.
- A monthly batch of 100 landing pages built around your service lines and offices
- 12 Strategic Content Assets a month, each released only after your approval
- A practice website, written, hosted and edited by usSubtracted here
Every price above pays for our work and nothing else; what the ad platforms bill for clicks is separate and is never folded in.
Ad management plans for the psychiatric practice sit just below, reached by this link
Three ad plans, priced by platform count at the psychiatry office
What stands under each ad plan
- Every ad account is registered to the practice, so the practice keeps it
- Copy, keywords and tracking are built first, and only then are clicks bought
- Negative keyword lists grow as new search terms come in
- Clicks are charged to the practice's card by the platform itself; our fee sits on its own line
- A short summary lands as the month ends
One ad platform
$895/month
Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), Google Ads or Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising): the single platform is chosen with you.
Two ad platforms
$1,595/month
Any pair out of Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising), Google Ads and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), with one report covering both.
Three ad platforms
$2,295/month
Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Google Ads running together from one shared list of service lines.
Every price above pays for our work and nothing else; what the ad platforms bill for clicks is separate and is never folded in.
Reading this fee schedule from the psychiatry office's side
The sums below are monthly labor charges: written pages, corrected listings and campaigns that someone watches. Read it like the plate beside a door: it names what sits behind it and nothing else. None of the plans pledges a map position, an inbound call, a form submission or a line in an assistant's reply, and none of this page should be taken that way.
Ad spend lives in another ledger. Each platform invoices the practice's card for clicks, with Google, Bing and Meta each keeping its own books, while our fee arrives on a second invoice of its own. The practice sets the budget, lowers it or halts it as the schedule fills. Campaign detail lives elsewhere: how Google campaigns run, the Bing build and the Meta setup.
No startup fee greets the practice, and no term holds it; leaving takes no ceremony. SEO for psychiatrists with one suite or five sits on the same four plans, and psychiatric practice SEO bills the same way at every office count. The services page points each line to the office that suits it.
Questions a psychiatry practice raises about these plans
Which search plans can a psychiatry practice pick?
Four plans exist. Starter: $495, with 25 landing pages monthly. Silver: $1,495 buys 25 pages and the four Strategic Content Assets of that tier, minus a website. Gold: $2,495 buys 50 pages and a set of eight Strategic Content Assets, with a website we manage. Platinum: $3,495 buys 100 pages and a set of twelve Strategic Content Assets, again with the managed website.
What are the ad management plans for a psychiatric practice?
Three plans exist, sorted by platform count: managing one platform is $895, two is $1,595, three is $2,295. Click spending shows up on each platform's own statement and lands on the practice's card; the paid ads page explains what the management covers.
Is a psychiatry practice tied to a term or charged to get started?
Neither applies. There is no entry fee and no term; when the practice asks for the plan to stop, it stops.
Is a psychiatric practice allowed a search plan alongside an ad plan?
Yes, and plenty do: a search plan for pages and listings, an ad plan for whichever platforms are in use. Two invoices result, and neither plan is a promise of calls or form messages. The what the search plan includes shows what the first plan carries.
Ask about a plan for the psychiatry practice
Send the office towns and service lines, and a recommended plan comes back.
Which door should open first?
List the service lines the practice offers, the towns each office draws from, and any local website that points to yours. Keep the message about the business itself: the names of people who come through the door, and what brings them, do not belong in it.
Let one call open the first door
A first call settles the order of the work: which service line is published first, which office comes next, and how large the plan ought to be.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.