ClinicSite vs Doctorly

ClinicSite rebuilds clinic websites from existing public content or information supplied by the practice, then provides tools to edit and publish the result. Its generator is instructed to stay within the clinic’s source material and leave out sections when details are missing. Users work in a visual block editor and can publish to a ClinicSite subdomain or their own domain, with SSL certificates issued and renewed automatically. The service is aimed at independent and small-group dental, medical, behavioural health and therapy practices. Sites can have clinician profiles and location pages, and online booking is supported, but published sites do not submit contact forms; visitors are directed to call or email the practice. Platinum and higher plans add EMR integration that displays appointments and clinician lists in a dashboard schedule, plus a chatbot that answers from clinic information and passes conversations to the team. The chatbot does not book appointments or provide medical triage. Pro costs $99 a year; Platinum costs $299 a month and Elite $499 a month. A 14-day trial is offered.

Doctorly has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.