Review GuideUpdated August 2026

TherapySites review for therapists weighing the cheapest route to a website against fixing visibility first.

TherapySites sells budget website and marketing packages for therapists. This review is careful about sourcing: we could not verify pricing from the TherapySites pages we reviewed, so every figure is labeled third-party reported, and we help you decide whether a budget site is even the right purchase.

2 → ~6.5 weekly-equivalent clients in five weeks. Martin, LCSW · hands-on Reframe client; one client-reported case, not a Setup forecast

7 min readTherapist-built review

What to check before buying a budget website package

Start here before you commit to the longer guide.

Best when

Budget is the constraint

TherapySites is reportedly one of the cheapest ways for a therapist to get a website built and hosted.

Wait if

Pricing is unclear

We could not verify prices from the pages we reviewed. Get current pricing and contract terms in writing first.

Safer first step

Diagnosis before buying

A free Practice Checkup shows where searching clients actually end up before you commit to a monthly package.

Before you keep reading

This review is not anti-budget. A cheap website that exists beats an expensive one that never launches. The point is to know what you are buying and whether the website is the real leak.

Is TherapySites worth it for therapists?

Quick Answer

If budget is the binding constraint and you need a basic web presence, the reported price range makes TherapySites worth a look, once you confirm current pricing and contract terms with them directly. If your real question is why new clients are not arriving, a budget website answers only one possible cause. Diagnose first, then buy.

What we reviewed

Comparison standard

TherapySites pricing and FAQ pages reviewed August 28, 2026. We could not verify package prices from what we could review; the content we saw promoted two free months of SEO and AIO services.

Pricing figures on this page come from a third-party review at ChoosingTherapy.com marked updated August 20, 2026, and are labeled as third-party reported wherever they appear.

Reframe comparisons use the current service structure: free Practice Checkup first; paid work is scoped individually in writing when the findings support it.

Why Trust This Guide

This review separates what we could verify from what others report

We could not verify package prices from the TherapySites pricing and FAQ pages we reviewed on August 28, 2026. Every dollar figure on this page is third-party reported and labeled that way. Where we could not verify something, we say so instead of guessing.

Reported base price

~$59 per month

Third-party reported by ChoosingTherapy.com, updated August 20, 2026. We could not verify this from the TherapySites pages we reviewed.

Model

Budget website packages

Website design and digital marketing packages for therapists, currently promoting SEO and AIO services.

Best fit

Tightest budgets

Strongest for therapists who need a basic web presence at the lowest reported monthly cost in this category.

Sources And Method

TherapySites pricing page

Reviewed August 28, 2026. We could not verify package prices from what we could review.

TherapySites FAQ page

Reviewed August 28, 2026. We could not verify pricing here either; the content we saw promoted the current SEO and AIO offer.

ChoosingTherapy.com TherapySites review

Source of the third-party reported pricing cited on this page. Marked updated August 20, 2026.

Prices, promotions, and terms change. Confirm current numbers with TherapySites directly before buying anything, from them or from anyone.

Where TherapySites fits

TherapySites sells website design and digital marketing packages built for therapists, and at review time their site was promoting two free months of SEO and AIO services. Per the ChoosingTherapy.com review updated August 20, 2026, the base website runs approximately $59 per month, with reported add-ons of $40 per month for SEO Boost, $40 per month for Social Media Boost, $50 per month for Telehealth, and an optional $199 one-time concierge onboarding. That same review estimates an annual cost between roughly $708 and $2,268 depending on add-ons.

The honest pitch for this model: for a therapist just starting out, or running a small caseload where every recurring dollar counts, the reported base price is among the lowest in the therapist-website category. A simple site that exists, loads, and lists your contact information is genuinely better than no site at all.

What TherapySites does well

A therapist-specific website package at what third-party reviewers report as the budget end of the market, with optional add-ons so you can start small and expand only if you want to.

Where Reframe is different

Reframe does not build or host websites at all. It starts with a free Checkup of the whole visibility stack, so you can see whether the website is even the leak before you subscribe to anything.

The honest limitations

The biggest one is sourcing. We could not verify package prices from the pricing and FAQ pages we reviewed on August 28, 2026, so everything above about cost comes from a third-party review, not from TherapySites itself. That does not make the reported numbers wrong, but it does mean we could not confirm the offer from their pages, and you should get current pricing in writing before signing.

Second, we could not verify contract and cancellation terms from the pages we reviewed, and third-party reporting does not settle them plainly. Before buying, ask directly: how long is the commitment, what does cancellation cost, and what happens to your site content and domain if you leave.

Third, and this applies to every website vendor, not just this one: a website package assumes the website is the problem. For many therapists the bigger leak is a thin Psychology Today profile, a weak or missing Google Business Profile, or directory listings that point the wrong way. A budget site cannot fix any of those, and neither can an expensive one.

TherapySites vs Reframe

CategoryTherapySitesReframe
Core focusWebsite design and digital marketing packages for therapists, currently promoting SEO and AIO services.Free Practice Checkup first, then narrower visibility work only if the findings support it.
Best forTherapists on the tightest budgets who need a basic web presence.Therapists who want to know what is actually leaking before committing to any monthly service.
Pricing postureWe could not verify prices from the pages we reviewed. Third-party reporting puts the base at approximately $59 per month with paid add-ons.One published price: $2,995 USD (three payments of $998), on the services page. Every engagement is scoped in writing after the free Checkup.
Website modelThey build and host the site as part of a package.Website copy when the Checkup supports it; no building, hosting, management, or publishing.
Scope beyond the websiteReported add-ons for SEO, social media, and telehealth, per third-party reporting.Looks at the whole visibility stack together: Psychology Today, Google, directories, website conversion, and search.
Contract termsWe could not verify contract terms from the pages we reviewed. Ask before signing.The Checkup is free with no commitment. Paid work is scoped one engagement at a time.

Who should choose what

Choose TherapySites if

Budget is the binding constraint and the reported price range is what makes a website possible at all.

You need a basic professional web presence more than you need a visibility strategy.

You have asked them directly for current pricing and contract terms and the answers work for you.

Choose Reframe if

You are not sure the website is the actual problem, and you want a diagnosis before a subscription.

Your bigger leak might be Psychology Today, Google, or directories rather than the site itself.

You want therapist-built visibility work scoped in writing, not an ongoing monthly package.

Use both if

A budget website covers the basics but you want an outside read on the rest of your visibility.

The site is live but inquiries are flat, and you want to find out where searchers actually end up.

You want a second opinion before adding paid add-ons to solve a problem that might live elsewhere.

Related Paths

Frequently asked questions

Is TherapySites good for therapists?

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It can be a reasonable fit for therapists on the tightest budgets who need a basic web presence. It is a weaker fit if you want pricing you can verify before talking to the vendor, or if the real problem is how you show up on Psychology Today, Google, or directories rather than the website.

How much does TherapySites cost?

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We could not verify prices from their pricing and FAQ pages when we reviewed them on August 28, 2026, so the figures below are third-party reported. A review at ChoosingTherapy.com, updated August 20, 2026, reports approximately $59 per month for the base website, add-ons at $40 per month for SEO Boost, $40 per month for Social Media Boost, and $50 per month for Telehealth, plus an optional $199 one-time concierge onboarding. Confirm current numbers with TherapySites directly.

Does TherapySites require a contract?

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We could not verify contract or cancellation terms from the pages we reviewed. Ask them directly about commitment length, cancellation, and what happens to your site and domain if you leave, before you sign anything.

Should I choose TherapySites or Reframe?

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They solve different problems. Choose TherapySites when you need the cheapest reported route to a basic website. Choose Reframe when you want to find the actual leak first. The free Practice Checkup looks at Psychology Today, Google, directories, and your website together before any paid work is suggested.

Free Practice Checkup

Find out why new clients aren't finding you.

Five minutes, free, and a call is optional. It checks your Psychology Today profile, Google presence, website, and directory listings, then shows you where the people searching in your city end up instead. A written number of new clients in 90 days. If we miss it, I keep working for free. Or start with the free check.

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References & Further Reading

Government health agencies, professional associations, and peer-reviewed sources supporting the guidance on this page.