Implementation
What is due before the site goes live?
Ask for design, content, migration, domain, integration, and revision charges as separate lines.
Compare the same five cost layers across every proposal. This guide publishes MedSiteAI’s current manifest-backed prices and leaves quote-only competitors as quote-only.
If a proposal cannot answer these in writing, the monthly headline is not yet a usable total.
What is due before the site goes live?
Ask for design, content, migration, domain, integration, and revision charges as separate lines.
What repeats every month or year?
Separate the website subscription from booking, forms, reviews, SEO, phone, messaging, and EHR tools.
Which allowances can create overage?
Document voice minutes, text messages, form submissions, storage, locations, providers, and support limits.
What can the practice take when it leaves?
Confirm domain control, content export, redirect work, data retention, cancellation notice, and contract term.
Who performs the work after launch?
Name the owner for page edits, compliance review, SEO, updates, troubleshooting, and vendor coordination.
These amounts come directly from the marketing pricing manifest. Review the full feature and usage matrix on the pricing page before choosing a tier.
Growth
$399/mo
Managed website foundation
Practice Complete
$599/mo
Expanded patient-access workflows
Practice Ultimate
$799/mo
Multi-location and broader operations
Practice Elite
$1199/mo
Highest-touch managed tier
The four public practice-level plans are Growth at $399/mo, Practice Complete at $599/mo, Practice Ultimate at $799/mo, and Practice Elite at $1199/mo.
No. MedReceptionist is flat per practice: $349/mo standalone or $249/mo when added to a website plan. Included voice and text allowances apply, followed by published overage rates.
No. Compare the complete patient-access workflow: design, content, booking, forms, phone, messages, reviews, SEO, integrations, maintenance, usage allowances, and exit work.
Ask each vendor for the same written scope and term: implementation, recurring rate, usage limits, provider or location scaling, contract length, renewal language, ownership, export, and cancellation process.
Compare scope, recurring software, usage, ownership, and staff labor on the same sheet—then decide which number is actually lower.