For associates and supervisees
Half price while you're under supervision
The same website a fully licensed therapist gets. Built by hand, yours to edit, no student tier and nothing stripped out. Half the build price and half off every add-on, for as long as you're working toward licensure.
The build
$165
+ $120/yr hosting
$330 for everyone else
Your first year, all in
$285
Build plus your first year of hosting. The hosting half doesn't change, and the next section says why.
Who this is for
If you recognize yourself in any of these, you qualify. There's no category you have to argue your way into.
Working toward licensure
LPC Associate, LMSW, AMFT, APCC, pre-licensure under any other initials. If a supervisor signs off on your hours, this is you.
Paying for your own supervision
Supervision is expensive and it comes out of the same money a website would. I'd rather not be the thing you choose against.
Just opened and it's quiet
A practice with no caseload yet is a practice with no income yet. The site is supposed to fix that, so pricing it out of reach is backwards.
Something else entirely
Want a site but you have other financial obligations that make this decision tough? I get it. I promise I'll work with you to the best of my ability to get you a site that doesn't break your bank or mine.
What you don't give up
Half price is a discount on my time, not on your website. Everything below is identical to what a fully licensed client gets.
- The same templates. You pick from the same collection, not a smaller one.
- The same five pages, written and built the same way.
- The same editor, so you change your hours, rates, and photos yourself without calling me.
- The same hand-built site. Nothing is generated and then handed over.
- The same agreement, the same deposit, and the same cancellation terms.
- The same support once you're live.
Literally the same website, hosting, and customer service as if you were paying full price. Just less profit margin for me, because I'd rather see your business have a website you love.
Add-ons, also half
Everything on the add-on menu is half price too. These are optional, and most people start with none of them.
| Add-on | List price | You pay |
|---|---|---|
| Extra page | $50 / page | $25 / page |
| Legal / disclaimer pages | $30 / page | $15 / page |
| Contact form | $50 | $25 |
| Scheduling integration (Calendly / Cal.com) | $50 | $25 |
| Google Business Profile setup | $80 | $40 |
| Complicated domain moves | $60/hour | $30/hour |
| SEO setup | $100 | $50 |
| Advanced Analytics setup | $100 | $50 |
| Custom logo design | $100 | $50 |
Hourly work is half too
Anything outside your included scope is normally $60 an hour. For supervisees it's $30, and that covers complicated domain moves, content work, and anything custom you ask for later. Same rule as everything else here: it's still scoped and agreed in writing before any of it happens, so you never get a bill you didn't see coming.
The half-price build is locked in whenever you buy it, and it's a one-time thing, so licensure doesn't claw it back. Add-ons stay half price for as long as you're under supervision. After you're licensed they return to list price, and your hosting never moves either way.
Hosting stays $120 a year, and here's the honest reason
The build price is my time, so I can halve it. Hosting isn't. It pays for the servers your site runs on, the editor you log into, security updates, and someone (me) noticing when something breaks at 2am. Those are real invoices from other companies, and I can't discount someone else's bill. $120 a year, or $12 a month if that's easier. It's the same price everyone pays.
How to claim it
There is no application and no means test.
- 1Tell me you're under supervision, in a message or on the call. A sentence is plenty.
- 2I quote you at the supervisee rate in writing before anything starts.
- 3You approve the quote, pay the 25% deposit, and we build.
I'm not going to ask for your supervision agreement or a pay stub. If you say you're an associate, you're an associate.
Not a supervisee, but your situation is unique?
The same promise applies. If full price isn't realistic right now and you'd still like a decent site, book some time and tell me what's going on. We can usually work something out, and I'd much rather hear it than have you quietly decide this isn't for you.
Book fifteen minutesWant to talk it through first?
Fifteen minutes, no pitch. Bring your questions about money, timing, or whether you even need a site yet. I'll tell you if the answer is no.