A professional website for your practice. Built for free.
Choosing a therapist is a careful, private decision. People read, re-read, and often sit with it for weeks before making contact. Your website has to do all the reassuring that a first conversation normally would.
- Free design & build
- Free .co.uk domain
- £24/month hosting — the only cost
What it costs therapists and counsellors to have no website
Your customers are already searching. Right now they're finding somebody else.
Directory listings put you in a list of forty people who all look the same.
Clients want to know your approach before they'll make contact at all.
Enquiries are sporadic and hard to predict without somewhere for people to find you.
Typical searches: "counsellor near me" · "CBT therapist [town]" · "online therapy UK"
What a website for therapists and counsellors actually needs to do
Not a generic template with your logo dropped on it.
Your accreditation
BACP, UKCP, BABCP. It is the first thing anyone sensible looks for, and reassures immediately.
What you actually help with
Anxiety, bereavement, couples, trauma. People search for their problem, not for "therapy".
Your approach, in plain words
Explaining how sessions work removes most of the fear of taking the first step.
A private way to make contact
A simple form matters here more than most trades — many people will not ring first.
Ready. Set. Web.
Send us your details
Your Google Business Profile link, plus any photographs of your work. That's genuinely all we need to start.
We build it
Our team designs and builds your site around the way therapists and counsellors actually get hired — usually ready to review within 48 hours.
You go live
Approve it, we register your free .co.uk domain, and you're live within 48 hours of that domain being registered.
Free to build. £24 a month to keep online.
Including VAT. No setup fee, no design fee, no surprise at renewal.
That's £288 for your first year, every cost included. Full details are in our terms.
Claim your free websiteQuestions from therapists and counsellors
Is a website better than a therapy directory?
It complements one. A directory puts you in a list of forty similar profiles; your own site lets someone read you properly and decide you are the right fit before making contact.
What should I say about my approach?
Explain in plain words how sessions actually work. Removing the fear of the unknown is most of what persuades someone to take a first step.
Do I need a contact form rather than a phone number?
For this work, usually yes. Many people will not ring first, and a discreet form is often the only route they will use.