An urgent question and a busy phone
When a tooth hurts, a person does not read long descriptions. They search for a dentist nearby, open the first suitable profile and call. If nobody picks up, they open the second. A clinic with neither a clear page nor a way to book without a call has to win that choice alone, with a receptionist's phone.
- patients write in Telegram and in Instagram, and the answers get lost between chats
- the doctors' schedule changes, and verbal arrangements drift from the real timetable
- a patient did not come, and the freed time was offered to nobody
What we do for a clinic
A clinic page: services, doctors, opening hours, directions, a booking button. A landing page starts from $700. A booking bot in Telegram: the patient picks a doctor and a time, gets a reminder and can move the visit, and the doctor sees a notice. That is $250 once and $9.9 a month. The clinic maintains the doctors' schedule itself.
A Google Maps profile: categories, hours, a list of services, photos of the entrance and the rooms, replies to reviews. From $500. We do not pump up ratings: we ask satisfied patients to leave a review through a QR code at the desk.
The limits of our work
We give no medical promises, we do not publish treatment stories without the patient's consent and we do not invent reviews. The content about treatment, licences and doctors comes from the clinic. You can see what a tidy clinic page looks like on the dental clinic demo site: it is a sample of our work.
How the project runs at a distance
We have no office in Batumi. We talk in Telegram or WhatsApp: you send the details about doctors and services, we return the page and the bot for review. We name the timeline after the brief. The first month of support is free when you order a site or a bot.
At the first meeting we pin down the common questions patients ask: prices, location, hours, which documents to bring. The bot answers exactly those and frees the receptionist from routine.