Eight Australian studios that build allied health websites: Creative Baguette, The Practice Lab, Alana Jade Studio, Lollipop Creative, VisualWeb, Wolf IQ, Medical Marketing Group and Pracxcel. Published starting prices run from $1,699 to $3,750. Shortlist two or three by practice size and budget, then ask each one how they handle Ahpra's advertising rules.
Creative Baguette is us, and this is our list. So here's how we made it fair: every studio below says on its own website that it builds for allied health or therapy practices, every fact comes from a page we read on 12 November 2026, and a price appears only where the studio publishes one. We haven't ranked anyone. Each one gets a "best for", including when that isn't us.
What we looked for: they build for allied health, they know the advertising rules for registered practitioners apply to your website, they connect the booking software you already use, and they're based in Australia. If you're a physio or a psychologist, our best physio website designers and best psychologist website designers lists go deeper on your profession.
The eight, one by one
Creative Baguette (us), Sydney
Best for: solo and small practices that want one person to own the project from first chat to launch.
Most practice websites with us cost $1,900 to $3,800 + GST, and care is from $97 a month + GST. You usually see the first version within a week of our chat. We write the words from a conversation with you, with Ahpra's advertising rules in mind from the first draft. We connect your booking to Halaxy, Cliniko, Power Diary, Splose, Nookal or Zanda, by linking to or embedding the booking page you already have. You own the site and your files.
We build websites for allied health and wellness practices across Australia, including Evolve Chiropractic, The Heart of Healing (counselling, Newtown, Sydney), Impact Therapeutics & Support (psychotherapy and counselling, Port Adelaide) and Village Pilates (St Ives, Sydney). We also refreshed the website of Hypertension Australia, a health not-for-profit. The full approach is on our websites for allied health page.
Not the fit if: you run several clinics with a procurement process, or you want to build and edit the site yourself on Squarespace.
The Practice Lab
Best for: practice owners who want business coaching alongside the website.
The Practice Lab builds for psychology, OT, speech, physio, dietetics and other allied health practices. Its founder, Dani, describes herself as a designer and allied health business coach. Every site is built on WordPress with what it calls an AHPRA-aware structure. Published packages: Core from $2,300 (up to five pages), Team from $3,400 and Scale from $4,800, with no GST note on the page. Most projects take four to six weeks. Its portfolio includes Talk-Time Speech Pathology, Blossom Women's & Family Dietetics and Santai Psychology.
Alana Jade Studio, Brisbane
Best for: wellness practitioners who want a Squarespace site they can edit themselves.
Alana Jade Studio builds only on Squarespace, for naturopaths, nutritionists, kinesiologists, acupuncturists, physios, occupational therapists, somatic therapists and Pilates studios. Packages start at $3,750 + GST, the build runs over two weeks, and the studio takes two projects a month, so it tends to book out four to six weeks ahead. Its work includes Juanita Fuchs Acupuncture and Be You Occupational Therapy in Brisbane, and Pilates 101 Studio in Sydney. The page we read doesn't mention Ahpra, so ask how they handle testimonials.
Lollipop Creative, Mentone VIC
Best for: therapists who want branding and a site done in a short, focused burst.
Based in Bayside Melbourne and working Australia-wide, Lollipop Creative builds custom WordPress sites with Divi for psychologists, therapists, occupational therapists and speech pathologists. Its "Website In A Day" offer includes up to four custom pages. It names Halaxy, Cliniko, Power Diary, Splose, Zanda and Nookal for booking, and says it treats Ahpra guidelines as a design framework from day one. Prices are in a downloadable price guide, not on the page. You get full ownership.
VisualWeb, Mernda VIC
Best for: clinics that want to compare fixed prices before they talk to anyone.
VisualWeb builds on WordPress for physios, chiros, osteos, podiatrists, dietitians, speech pathologists, psychologists and more, across Melbourne and Australia-wide. Its page lists a landing page at $1,699, a small business site at $2,490, and Business Pro at $3,490 with Cliniko integration. Custom builds start at $7,500 and care plans at $32.95 a month. All prices exclude GST. It names Cliniko, Nookal and Halaxy, and says you own the site, the domain and the content outright.
Wolf IQ, Sydney
Best for: clinics with several practitioners or several sites.
Wolf IQ has built for physios, exercise physiologists, psychologists and rehab clinics since 2014, from Sydney and Australia-wide. It connects the practice and booking systems you already use, without naming them on its page. Its clients include Hunters Hill Physiotherapy, Hunter Rehabilitation and Health and Hills Speech Therapy. It offers fixed-price proposals with no lock-in contracts. Prices aren't on the page we read.
Medical Marketing Group
Best for: group practices that want copywriting, compliance review and ads from one healthcare marketing team.
Its allied health menu covers physio, speech pathology, OT, psychology, dietetics, chiropractic, osteopathy and podiatry. Its healthcare copywriters write all site content, and content is reviewed against Ahpra guidelines before publication. It integrates Cliniko, Nookal, Halaxy and most other practice systems. Most physio sites take 8 to 12 weeks, and multi-location sites 12 to 16. It sends a proposal after a discovery call. No address is published on the page.
Pracxcel, Melbourne
Best for: clinics that sit closer to medical, such as multi-disciplinary practices with GPs or specialists.
From an office on Little Collins Street, Pracxcel builds WordPress sites for GPs, physios, chiros, dentists, psychologists, podiatrists, specialists and multi-disciplinary clinics. It says builds typically take 15 days, depending on the clinic's size and content, and that its content is aligned with Ahpra and Privacy Act requirements. Several of the clinics in its portfolio are dental practices. Prices aren't published.
Who we'd send you to
- You want coaching on running the practice, not just a website: The Practice Lab.
- You want to edit your own site on Squarespace: Alana Jade Studio.
- You run several clinics or a big team: Wolf IQ or Medical Marketing Group.
- You want copy, compliance review and ads from one team: Medical Marketing Group.
- You want fixed prices on the page before any call: VisualWeb.
How to choose an allied health web designer
For most small businesses, picking a web designer comes down to taste, price and speed. For a registered practitioner, four questions matter more.
- "How do you handle testimonials?" Your website counts as advertising, and Ahpra's advertising rules don't allow testimonials about clinical care. A good answer mentions the rules before you do. If the designer suggests a "kind words" slider, keep looking. Our plain-English guide to the Ahpra advertising rules covers what's allowed.
- "Which booking system will you connect, and how many taps is it from the homepage?" Halaxy, Cliniko, Power Diary or something else, the designer should link or embed the system you already pay for. Ask to tap through a live practice site they built, on your phone, to a bookable time.
- "Who writes the words?" Some studios write the copy, some edit yours, some expect it finished. That changes the price and the timeline more than the design does.
- "Who owns the site if I leave?" You should own your domain, your words and your site outright, and be able to move it. Get that in writing before you pay a deposit.
Tone matters too. Health websites fail in two directions: the cold hospital look, and the life-coach look that feels unqualified. The practices that get booked sit in the middle: warm, personal and clearly professional. Look for that in a designer's past work, because you'll inherit their instincts. For what each profession's site should include, see our checklists for physios, psychologists, dietitians and podiatrists, and our chiropractor website guide.