Website builder for doctors and medical specialists

Website for doctors and specialists, build it free today

Build your practice website free with AI and review the full site before you pay. Describe your practice once and CreateWebToday organizes specialty, credentials, conditions you treat, insurance, location, and phone or text booking — no agency, generic templates, or technical skills.

  • Build and review free
  • Primary care and specialties
  • Credentials visible on every page
  • Domain, hosting, and SSL included
  • < 1 hourfrom your answers to a ready site
  • Freeto build and review the full website
  • $29per month when you publish
  • 0agencies, templates, or brief meetings

How patients choose today

Without your own site, a directory owns your reputation

Patients with a diagnosis search specialty and location — “cardiologist near me”, “internist who takes my insurance”. Others search symptoms. Either way they open a few tabs, compare in a minute, and contact whoever answered their questions — not necessarily the best clinician.

  1. You share the screen with colleagues

    On a listing site your profile sits beside every other specialist in town. You pay for placement and the platform controls visibility.

  2. Your specialty is unclear

    “Internal medicine”, “internist”, “hospitalist”: patients do not parse the terms. If your site does not translate what you treat, they close the tab.

  3. License and board status are hidden

    The detail patients weigh most — and that ethical marketing expects — rarely appears: degree, institution, state license, board certification.

  4. Conditions you treat are invisible

    Many patients do not search “endocrinologist”; they search “thyroid”, “insulin resistance”, or “diabetes management”. Without those words, the visit never starts.

  5. Everything waits on someone answering the phone

    When scheduling lives only at the front desk, the patient who calls at 9 p.m. or Sunday does not try again — they contact the next result.

  6. A link that does not look professional

    Sharing only a social profile or directory listing on a referral pad or card looks less serious than yourname.com.

What to include

What a website for doctors should include

Not a generic local business page with a white coat: it follows how patients decide on medical care, whether you are in primary care or a subspecialty. AI fills it with your specialty, credentials, and area; you review every line before publish.

  • Specialty and subspecialty

    On the homepage with your name and neighborhood — the first thing patients confirm before reading further.

  • Conditions and services

    What you treat in the words patients search, and what you do not — saving misdirected appointments.

  • Training, license, and board

    Degree, institution, state license number, and active board certification when applicable.

  • Where you see patients

    Office, medical tower, or hospital with floor and suite, map, parking, and hours per location.

  • Insurance and payment

    Plans accepted, self-pay options, and whether the initial visit fee includes follow-up review.

  • How to schedule

    Click-to-call or text always visible, plus a link to your scheduling system if you use one.

  • What the first visit looks like

    Duration, what to bring — prior labs, medication list, insurance card — and whether notes are shared the same day. Reduces anxiety for new patients.

  • Privacy notice

    If your site collects contact information, publish a notice that explains how data is handled. Customize it for your practice; this is not a substitute for a full HIPAA compliance program.

Primary care and specialties

A specialist website — whatever your specialty

There is no one template per specialty: the page is built from what you describe, whether you are in family medicine, a surgical subspecialty, or multiple hospital affiliations. These groups show how content is organized.

First contact

  • Family medicine
  • Internal medicine
  • Pediatrics
  • Geriatrics
  • Preventive visits and physicals
  • Occupational medicine

Medical specialties

  • Cardiology
  • Endocrinology
  • Gastroenterology
  • Pulmonology
  • Neurology
  • Rheumatology
  • Nephrology
  • Dermatology
  • Allergy and immunology

Surgical and procedural

  • General surgery
  • Orthopedics
  • OB/GYN
  • Urology
  • Ophthalmology
  • ENT
  • Vascular surgery
  • Plastic and reconstructive surgery

Women’s, children’s, mind, and pain

  • Neonatology
  • Psychiatry
  • Pain and palliative care
  • Physical medicine and rehab
  • Hospital-based nutrition

Specialty not listed? Describe your practice in your own words and the page generates from that — not from a fixed catalog.

Medical trust

Details patients verify before they reach out

None of these are optional when someone is putting their health — or a child’s — in your hands.

  • Degree, institution, and license

    Fixed, visible placement — not buried in a footer. Patients check; ethical advertising expects it.

  • Board certification

    When applicable, name the board and status. It is the visible difference between “specialist” and “says specialist.”

  • Hospitals and locations

    Where you operate or round tells patients more than adjectives and answers logistics before they ask.

  • Honest scope

    State what you do not treat, whether you take emergencies, and that the website does not replace an exam. Clarity beats outcome promises — which regulated advertising often forbids anyway.

Build your website free

How to create a website for doctors in 3 steps

No brief deck and no weeks waiting on a first mockup. Build and review the full site free with no card; subscribe only when you publish on your domain.

  1. Step 1 · 5 minutes

    Describe your practice

    Name, specialty, license, conditions you treat, locations, hours, and phone. Upload office photos or a logo if you have them.

  2. Step 2 · free

    Pick a design and generate your site

    Review 12 design proposals, choose one, and we generate your complete website — free and with no card.

  3. Step 3 · when you are ready

    Review, edit, and publish

    Correct every line before anyone sees it. When you activate your plan we publish on your domain with hosting and SSL, and AI editing unlocks.

SEO for doctors

Show up when patients search your specialty and neighborhood

Your site ships with titles, descriptions, local business data, and fast mobile performance search engines need to understand your practice. Ranking takes time and no one can guarantee placement; you can have a site that does not hide facts from Google today.

  • cardiologist near me
  • internist in my neighborhood
  • pediatrician who takes my insurance
  • gynecologist appointment today
  • dermatologist consultation cost
  • knee orthopedic surgeon
  • thyroid endocrinologist
  • primary care doctor
  • Local business data

    Name, address, phone, hours, and practice type in structured format — not loose text alone.

  • Symptoms, not only jargon

    Each area uses patient language — “thyroid”, “knee pain”, “diabetes management” — with your city and neighborhood.

  • Fast on mobile

    Many searches happen from a phone, often in a waiting room. Contact stays one tap away.

  • One domain everywhere

    Google Business Profile, referrals, cards, and social can point to the same site: stronger signals and a more serious image.

Practical outcome

A site that filters patients while you are in clinic

Fewer repeated front-desk questions; more patients who arrive knowing what you treat, where, and how to pay.

  • Start free, pay to publish

    Build the full practice site, read every section, and edit without a card. Pay only when you publish.

  • Live this week, not in six

    Agency sites mean weeks of briefs and revisions. Here, generation is minutes plus your review.

  • Everything included at publish

    Domain, hosting, SSL, and contact email on your domain — no separate vendors.

  • You update it

    New hours, location, insurance plan, or vacation: edit in minutes without a change order.

  • Stop renting your presence

    When you stop paying a directory, the profile disappears. Your domain and content stay yours.

  • Human support in English

    USD pricing and a team that responds during U.S. business hours.

Where your reputation lives

Medical directory vs. your own doctor website

Directories help discovery; your site helps patients choose you. The expensive mistake is skipping the second.

Directory profile only

  • Listed beside local competitors
  • Platform controls order and visibility
  • Fixed fields — little room for nuance
  • Reviews and data belong to them
  • Stop paying and you disappear

With CreateWebToday

  • No competitors on your page
  • Specialty and conditions in your words
  • License, board, and locations visible
  • Call or text on every screen
  • Domain and content you keep

Clear pricing

Build free; pay only when you publish

Design, domain, and hosting sit in one plan: no upfront design fee, no separate maintenance bill, and no charge per edit. Less than one new-patient visit per month.

$29 / month

o $249 / year

Billed monthly or annually · no setup fee

Create my website for free
  • AI-generated design for your specialty
  • Custom domain, hosting, and SSL certificate
  • Visual editor and AI edits from your dashboard
  • Contact email on your domain
  • Mobile-ready pages built for local search
  • Editable privacy notice for contact forms
  • English-language support

Explore designs with no card. Annual plans include a 7-day refund under the terms published at checkout.

Before you publish

Guides that complement your practice website

Health marketing and patient privacy have rules in the U.S. These free guides help you budget and message responsibly — they are not legal advice.

Doctor questions

Questions about building a website for doctors

Can I create a website for my medical practice for free?

Yes. Build your complete practice website, review 12 designs, edit copy, and make changes without a card. You only pay if you publish with your own domain, hosting, and SSL.

What should a doctor’s website include?

At minimum: name and specialty, conditions you treat in patient language, training with institution and license number, locations with map and hours, insurance accepted, what the first visit involves, direct scheduling contact, and a privacy notice for forms. Our structure includes placeholders for each.

Does it work for specialists, not just primary care?

Yes. The page is built from what you describe — family medicine, private subspecialty practice, or surgeons with multiple hospital affiliations.

How much does a medical practice website cost here?

$29 per month or $249 per year with domain, hosting, SSL, and contact email included — no design fee or per-edit charges. See our website cost guide to compare agencies and freelancers.

Is the site HIPAA compliant?

CreateWebToday is a marketing website builder, not a HIPAA-compliant EHR or patient portal. Contact forms should collect only what you need to respond. Do not ask for detailed medical history in a public form. For PHI, use your certified clinical systems. You can publish a privacy notice explaining how contact data is handled.

What if I see patients in multiple locations?

List each site with address, days, and hours — private office, medical tower, and hospitals where you operate or round.

Can I publish visit prices?

Your choice. Some doctors list new-patient fees and what is included; others prefer “subject to evaluation.” Change it anytime without rebuilding.

Will AI invent my training or conditions I treat?

Content starts from your wizard answers. Nothing publishes until you review it. Double-check credentials and scope before going live.

Will this guarantee I rank #1 on Google?

No — be wary of anyone who guarantees first place. We publish structured titles, descriptions, and local data on a fast mobile site with your own domain. Rankings also depend on your Google Business Profile, reviews, competition, and time.

I already have a Zocdoc or Healthgrades profile. Do I still need a site?

They work together: directories help discovery and your site helps patients choose you. Link your domain from those profiles, Google Business Profile, and referrals.

Do I need technical skills or separate hosting?

No. Describe your practice in the wizard; we handle domain, hosting, SSL, and contact email in your plan.

Can patients book online?

The site includes click-to-call and text links — how many practices still schedule. If you use Zocdoc, Epic MyChart, or another scheduler, link it from your buttons.

Your practice deserves more than a rented listing

Build your medical practice website free with AI, review it carefully, and publish on your own domain when you are ready.

Create my website for free
  • Build and review the full site free
  • Credentials get a dedicated place on the page
  • Edit any text before publish

No card · Pay only when you publish