A first visit with a price, no asking
Initial consultation, follow-up, remote consultation. Each with its price and its length. People who see the price before writing, write to book, not to ask.
Website design for nutritionists and dietitians
Website for a nutritionist with online booking and follow-up plans
The first visit with its price in plain sight, an appointment that books itself with a reminder, and the 3-month plan paid before the first check-in. In your office or remote, the booking is the same. Describe what you do and Yodai publishes the site today.
Build my practice siteFree, no card needed. You pay once the site has already brought you clients.
Your Yodai dashboard
- First visit with a price
- Plans paid upfront
- Online booking
- Google listing
What a nutritionist website needs
What a client wants to know before booking: what the first visit costs, what a plan includes and how follow-ups work. And what you need: the appointment coming in on its own, and the plan already paid.
Plans and packages paid upfront
Monthly plan, 3-month plan, a 4-check-in package: products with a price, a card payment, and the money in your account before the first check-in.
Online booking with your real openings
The client picks a day and time from what's free. If you see people in person and remotely, it's one calendar: nothing overlaps.
A reminder the day before
Automatic, over WhatsApp. On follow-ups, forgetting is the first cause of an empty slot; the reminder cuts it.
A bot that answers your WhatsApp
"Do you do remote consultations?" "How much is the first visit?" "Do you work with athletes?" It answers with your services and prices, and leaves the appointment written down for you to confirm.
Get found on Google
A Google listing with your hours, phone and map, so you show up when someone searches "nutritionist" and your city.
How it gets built, no coding
Describe
Describe your practice
What you do, who for, and where you are. With services and prices if you have them handy; if not, they go in later from the dashboard.
Publish
Yodai builds it and publishes it
In minutes your site is live at yourpractice.yodai.ai, with your copy, your plans, a spot for your credentials and AI-made photos if you don't have your own yet.
Turn on
Turn on the calendar, payments and WhatsApp
From the dashboard, on your phone: real hours, the length of each visit, the account you get paid into and the number where the bot answers. What you change goes live right away.
What we learned with visits and plans
From the Yodai blog: the decisions behind pricing, booking and charging upfront, and why.
4 minShould You Show Your Price or Make Them Ask?If your price never changes, put it on the page. If it depends on the job, give a range and a real example, never silence.
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4 minCharging in Full: When the Money Is Already YoursYou'll know which jobs call for full payment upfront and which ones to split, plus the exact wording to ask for it.
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3 minPackages Are Paid in Full and They ExpireWhen you sell a package you set the price, the payment and the deadline in one go, and you always know how many sessions each customer has left.
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3 minLet the Bot Answer Pricing, You Close the SaleAutomate the questions that repeat every day in your texts, and save your time for when a customer is ready to buy.
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4 minBook the Appointment Even If You Can't AnswerBy the end you'll know which slots book themselves, which you handle by hand, and have a text ready that confirms bookings without a call.
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4 min3 Things You Should Never Fake On Your WebsiteYou'll know the three things to never fake on your site: price, reviews, promises, and what to write instead without losing a single customer.
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Pricing, payments, bookings and getting found. Written for small businesses.
Go to the blog →
And each piece, up close: online booking, the WhatsApp bot and the online store.
A Monday of follow-ups
WhatsApp
Telehealth follow-up: the bot gives the price and books Wednesday.
Payment
Three-month plan bought from a phone: paid, and in your dashboard.
Bot
“How much is the first visit?”, answered with your real price, 4 times.
Your practice with the visit booked and the plan paid.
Tell us what you do and your site is live this afternoon. Free, no card needed.
What it costs
Three plans, no lock-in. You start on the free one and switch from the dashboard once the site is bringing in visits.
- Free$0To publish today
Your site live on a Yodai subdomain, an editor for text and photos, unlimited services, bookings with an email reminder, card payments, a WhatsApp button and a contact form.
- Pro$19 a monthThe calendar that works alone
Everything in Free, plus a WhatsApp bot that takes bookings, your own domain in your name, no Yodai branding and your site submitted to Google.
- Business$49 a monthSeveral practitioners or several locations
Everything in Pro, up to 5 businesses with their own site, your team with access to orders and bookings, and phone support.
Plus sales tax where it applies.
See the plans in detail →Frequently asked questions
Does it work for remote consultations?
Yes. The booking works the same way: a day and time from your openings. Where the visit happens, in your office or on the video tool you already use, is up to you, and you write it into the service.
Can I charge the first visit at booking?
The first visit can be sold as a service with a price that the client pays by card.
How do plans and packages work?
They're products in your catalog with a price: a monthly plan, a 3-month plan, a check-in package. The client pays on the site and the money lands in your usual account. The blog explains how to price a package without guessing a discount.
What does the booking ask for?
A name, a phone or email, a day and a time. If the client wants to say why they're coming, they can write it, but it isn't required. Asking only what you need is what gets the booking finished.
Does the WhatsApp bot answer on my number?
Yes. It answers on your own number, with your services, your prices and your hours, and leaves each appointment written down for you to confirm. It doesn't invent prices or openings. When the patient asks for a person, it hands you the conversation.
Is patient information safe?
The site asks for a name, a phone or email and a time, nothing else, and there is no field for a diagnosis or a reason for the visit unless the patient chooses to write one. Yodai is a website with a calendar, not a medical-records system: clinical notes stay in the practice software you already use.
Is the site mine?
Yes. On the Pro plan the domain stays in your name and the site carries no Yodai branding. Copy, prices and photos are yours to change whenever you want.
Other health practices
The same calendar, the same payments and the same bot, told for each practice.
