For independent physio clinics

Find out where your clinic’s marketing is leaking patients.

We’ll look at your Google profile, your website on a phone, your ads and social, your reviews and your booking, then send you a short report: what’s broken and what to fix first. No call needed.

  • Based on our check of 10,253 physio clinic websites
  • One agency for the whole path, from search to first visit
  • No patient data, no pitch, no obligation

68% physiotherapy homepages we checked showed no star rating, review count or patient testimonial. (68% of 10,253 Canada and US sites)

Get your audit

Step 1 of 2

Where should we look?

Tell us your clinic’s website and we’ll go through it the way a new patient would.

The address patients find on Google. A link to your booking page is fine too.

Step 2 of 2

Just a few details, so we know where to send your audit

We’ll email it to you in 3 business days. Nothing to prepare.

By sending this form, you’re asking us to email you your audit and to contact you about it. We’ll use your details for that, and for nothing else unless you tick the box below.

We’ll never sell your details, and there’s no pressure. Please don’t send us any patient information. See our privacy policy. Packed Book, 2160 Hwy 7, Ste 6 #1515, Vaughan, ON L4K 1W6, Canada. hello@packedbook.com.

What we usually find

  • A Google profile with the wrong category, old hours and no recent photos
  • One services page trying to rank for twelve conditions
  • Ads and social nobody can tie to a booked visit
  • Five-star reviews that never appear on the website
  • No easy way to book or call from a phone
  1. 1

    Tell us your website

    Thirty seconds: your clinic, your site and your email.

  2. 2

    We check it like a patient

    A search on a phone, your Google profile, your site, your ads, social and reviews.

  3. 3

    You get the report

    What’s broken, what to fix first and why. Yours to keep, whatever you decide.

Not ready for an audit?

Start with our study of 81,024 clinic websites: what patients run into, and the small fixes that change it.

Read the study