A practice website, with online booking built in
Every practice gets a website with online booking, read from the same calendar your staff use. On Complete, it also drafts blog posts on a schedule you set.
What you get
Every practice should be online. But writing takes time away from your patients, and a good custom website is usually expensive. This is where HyperCRM helps.
Both plans
Pages you fill in, not a canvas you design
Each page is built from sections you fill in, with a live preview beside you as you type. Nothing to lay out and nothing to break.
On Essential: a free website address like yourpractice.hypercrm.app, 3 pages with the basics about your practice, and online booking
On Complete: a full website, your own web address (like yourpractice.gr) and a blog
More than one location? Each one shows on the site with its own address, phone and opening hours
Both plans
Booking that reads your real calendar
The booking page shows the same free times your reception sees. A patient can only book a time that is really free.
More about online booking
Complete
A blog written to your brief, on your schedule
Set a brief once: the topics, the tone and anything it must never say. Pick weekly, fortnightly or monthly, and a post arrives on that day as a draft, with an email to say so.
Nothing goes live until you publish it, unless you switch on auto-publish
It can write about what people already search on Google to find you, and your brief always comes first
It never reads patient records, and does not know your fees or your schedule
Complete
Checks that help Google read each post
Each post is checked for what Google and AI tools read: title, description, summary, headings and length. It shows what is missing. It does not promise a ranking.
Each post is set up behind the scenes so Google and AI tools can read it
We connect your own web address to Google for you, and tell Google when you publish something new
Both plans
See how the site does on Google
The website overview shows how often Google showed your site, how many people clicked, and what they searched for. It counts Google searches only, not every visit.
How often Google showed your site, how many people clicked, and your average place in the results, over time
The searches that found you, and the pages they led to
Updated from Google every night, two to three days behind, with nothing to set up
Watch: Your practice website
A site patients can book on, built from your CRM.
What it costs
The website and online booking are on both plans. The blog is on Complete. Each post the app drafts uses 10 credits. Complete includes 40 credits a month per practitioner, shared with text messages and the assistant. A monthly post uses 10 of them.
What each plan includes
The website is on both plans. A practice with no website is hard to find.
| Essential | Complete | |
|---|---|---|
| Address | yourpractice.hypercrm.app | Your own web address |
| Practice website | ✓ (3 pages) | ✓ |
| Online booking | ✓ | ✓ |
| How you do on Google | ✓ | ✓ |
| Blog | Not included | ✓ |
| Posts drafted for you | Not included | ✓ |
| Checks for Google | Not included | ✓ |
Common questions
HyperCRM is paid software. Every practice starts with a 30-day free trial of the Complete plan, with no card needed. After that, Essential starts at €19 a month and Complete at €34, VAT included. The price depends on how many practitioners you have. Every price is on the pricing page, so you never need a sales call.
Patient records are encrypted, both where they are stored and on their way to your screen. Files are private, and a link to one stops working after a short time. Changes to patient records are recorded, with who made them and when. There is no shared practice password: everyone has their own account. On the Complete plan, the practice owner can also require two-step sign-in for the whole team.
They read as clear, plain writing. That is why they arrive as drafts, for you to make them yours. The more your brief says about your patients and how you talk to them, the less you need to change. Expect to spend a few minutes on each post before it goes live.
Not unless you switch that on. The default is a draft plus an email telling you it is waiting. Auto-publish exists because some practices genuinely want it, but it is a decision you make deliberately, not one we make for you.
Yes. You write and edit posts in the same place, with a live preview of the real page beside you. The schedule adds to your own posts. It does not replace them.
No. You can have your website online on a hypercrm.app address whenever you are ready to publish it. On Complete you can point your own domain at it, and the certificate is handled for you.
Yes, on both plans. The website overview shows how often Google showed your site, and how many people clicked. It also shows your average place in the results, and the searches behind them. Google sends the numbers every night, two to three days behind. A new web address of your own can take a few days to show any. It counts Google searches only, not every visit.
We cannot promise that. HyperCRM is software for running your practice, not an advertising agency. What generally helps on Google is posting often. It gives Google something new to show. It also shows a patient that your practice is active. The checks tell you what each post is missing.
Put your practice online
The website comes with both plans. Free trial on Complete, no card, no subscription to cancel.
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