Websites for San Antonio chiropractors that book new patients.
For chiropractic practices in San Antonio, New Braunfels and the San Antonio area. Your new-patient special and online booking on the first screen of every phone. Built in about 2 weeks for $800 one time, then $25 a month.
We built the website of Chiro Clicks, an agency that markets only chiropractors, and sites for Texas practices like Dr. Richard Bevan-Thomas in Arlington.
What San Antonio chiropractic ads tell us about the website behind them.
On 15 November 2026 we read Meta's public Ad Library for Texas chiropractic advertisers. In the San Antonio area we found 6 practices running Facebook and Instagram ads. This is only the practices we could confirm, not the whole San Antonio market.
6
San Antonio-area practices we found running Facebook ads
7
Active ads between them
$49 to $79
New-patient offers shown in 4 of the practices
3 of 4
Priced offers that show a $200 or higher normal price or value
01The same offer twice
Two practices ran nearly the same offer: a low back pain relief "jumpstart" at $67 and at $79, both "typically $200". When neighbors copy the same format, the website is where a patient decides who feels more credible: a real photo of the doctor, reviews, insurance and cash prices.
02Few ads, many practices
The 6 practices run 7 active ads between them. For many practices in the area, the website and the Google profile are doing most of the selling, so a new-patient special on the first screen of a phone, with online booking, is the page that earns its keep.
03Answers for Google and for AI
45% of people now ask AI tools such as ChatGPT for local recommendations (BrightLocal, 2026). They get answers from practices whose websites state the offer, the location and the hours in plain words, with FAQ markup behind them. That is part of every site we build.
Where the clicks go, across all of Texas: of the 145 active ads from 47 practices we reviewed, 46% sent the click to the practice’s own website, 30% to an agency landing page and 19% to Facebook or Messenger. Your own website only gets the chance to win a patient when the ad points to it.
Source: Meta Ad Library, US ads, our own review on 15 November 2026 of Texas chiropractic advertisers, each confirmed by a Texas address on its own website. It counts the practices we could confirm, not every practice in the San Antonio area. Practices are counted, never named.
Free website check
What would a San Antonio patient see on your website?
Send us your website and we check the six things that decide whether a patient books or keeps scrolling. You get your scores and the three fixes that matter most, within one business day. Free, and no obligation.
No website yet? Send your practice name instead. We check your Google profile and how you show up in Maps and AI answers, and show you what a site would add.
Report in 1 business day
What you get: a sample report for a made-up practice. Yours has your own scores and fixes.
Your new-patient offer
Is your new-patient special on the first screen, on a phone, with one clear button?
Online booking
Can a new patient book in two taps, or do they have to call during office hours?
Google Maps
Does your Google Business Profile match your site, with hours, photos and reviews?
AI answers
Do ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers mention your practice when someone asks for a chiropractor nearby?
Speed on a phone
Your Google PageSpeed score on mobile, and what slows it down.
Trust
Reviews, the doctor’s photo and story, insurance and pricing: what makes a patient choose you.
Results
Our Texas work and chiropractic work.
Real sites, real numbers from Google Search Console, measured on 28 October 2026. Our Texas sites so far are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Open any of them for the full case study.
Urology · Arlington, Texas
Dr. Richard Bevan-Thomas
A specialist practice in Arlington, Texas, with an outdated website that barely showed up on Google. We rebuilt it around the questions patients search for.
Four steps, each with your sign-off before the next. We do the work, you review and approve.
01Day 1
Free website check
Send your website. Within one business day you get your scores and the three fixes that would bring the most new patients.
02Week 1
Call, content and design
A 30-minute call about your practice. We design the home page and the new-patient page first, and you approve the look.
03Week 2
Build, review, launch
We build every page, test it on phones, send you a private preview link and launch when you say yes.
04Every month
Care
Hosting, updates, daily off-site backups, security scans and uptime checks every 5 minutes, for $25 a month.
FAQ
Questions San Antonio chiropractors ask us.
$800 one time for a 10-page practice website, then $25 a month for hosting or care on your own host, updates, daily off-site backups, security scans and uptime checks. The price is the same anywhere in Texas and is written down before we start. There is no hourly meter and no long contract.
Three of the four priced San Antonio-area offers we found do it ("typically $200", "$345 total value"). It makes the deal clear. We put your real new-patient offer, and your normal price if you use one, on the first screen of the site and on its own page.
Yes. We work with practices across Texas by video call and email, and you approve each page on a private preview link.
We look at the six things that decide whether a new patient books: your new-patient offer on a phone, online booking, your Google Business Profile, whether AI answers such as ChatGPT and Google mention your practice, your mobile speed score, and the trust signals on the site. You get your scores and the three fixes that matter most within one business day. It is free, with no obligation.
Yes. Jane, ChiroTouch, ChiroFusion, Genesis or any other scheduler can be linked or embedded, so new patients book in two taps without calling during office hours.
Forms on the site never ask for health information. They take a name, a phone number or email and a short message. Booking and patient records stay in your own HIPAA-ready systems, such as your scheduler and EHR, and the website links to them.
About 2 weeks from our first call to launch, once we have your photos and the basics about your practice. Week 1 is the call, your content and the design of the home and new-patient pages. Week 2 is the build, your review and the launch.
Start with the free website check: your scores and the three fixes that matter most, within one business day. Or book a 30-minute call about your practice.
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2. What we collect
What you send us
Quick brief form: your name, email, company or website, and your answers about the project (service, budget, timeline, details).
Chat on this site: your messages, and any name, email or phone number you choose to type.
Booking a call: the name, email and answers you give in Calendly.
Email, WhatsApp, Facebook or Upwork messages: whatever you write to us there.
What we collect automatically
Where you came from: campaign tags (UTM), a Google ad click id, the first page you landed on and the referring site, kept for 90 days so we know which channels bring enquiries.
Analytics (see Cookies below): pages viewed, device, browser and approximate location (Google Analytics), and recordings of how the page was used, such as clicks, scrolling and mouse movement (Microsoft Clarity). Clarity hides what you type in form fields.
Advertising (see Cookies below): the Meta Pixel notes that you visited pages on this site and actions such as sending a brief or booking a call, so we can see which Facebook and Instagram ads bring enquiries and show our ads to people who visited. We do not send your name, email or anything you type to Meta. Meta may connect this to your Facebook or Instagram account under its own privacy policy.
Your visit before you write to us (see Cookies below): the pages you viewed on this site, how long you stayed on each, how far you scrolled and which buttons you pressed. It is kept in your own browser and sent to us only together with a brief, so we can answer it better. If you write to us and later come back, we see that you visited again and which pages you viewed. Never what you type.
Security data: IP address, browser details and spam checks, used to stop abuse of our forms and chat.
We do not ask for payment card numbers, government IDs or health information on this site. Please do not send them through the forms or chat.
3. How we use it
To reply to your enquiry, prepare a quote and book calls.
To deliver and support the work you hire us for, and to invoice it.
To see which pages and campaigns bring enquiries. Ad conversion events carry the page address only, never your name, email or anything you typed.
To keep the site secure and free of spam.
Our legal bases are your consent (analytics and advertising, in the EU, the UK and Switzerland), our legitimate interest in measuring our site and ads (elsewhere, where you can opt out at any time), our legitimate interest in running and protecting the studio, steps you ask for before a contract, and the contract itself once you hire us. We never sell or rent your personal data, and we make no automated decisions with legal or similar effects about you.
4. Our AI chat assistant
The chat on this site is an AI assistant that answers questions about our services from the content of this site. Replies are written by Claude, a model made by Anthropic, so your messages are sent to Anthropic to produce each reply. Anthropic does not use these conversations to train its models.
We save chat conversations so a person on our team can read them and follow up. When someone from the team is online, they can join the chat and reply in person. Spam and abuse checks use a scrambled (hashed) version of your IP address, never the address itself. The open conversation is kept in your browser tab only and is cleared when you close it.
5. Who helps us process it
We use a small number of trusted providers. Each one handles only what it needs for its job, under its own privacy terms.
Provider
What for
Hostinger
Hosting this website, its database and its content delivery network
Cloudflare Turnstile
Checking that forms and chat are used by people, not bots
Google
Analytics, measuring ad conversions, the map on our contact page, and our email
Microsoft Clarity
Session recordings and heatmaps of how pages are used, when analytics is on (see Cookies)
Calendly
Booking calls
Anthropic
Writing the replies of the AI chat assistant
Supabase and Vercel
Hosting our own client system, where enquiries, projects and invoices are kept
Slack
Internal alerts to our team when a new enquiry arrives
Meta (Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp)
Messages you send to our Facebook Page or WhatsApp, including automatic first replies, and the Meta Pixel that measures our Facebook and Instagram ads, when advertising is on (see Cookies)
If you hire us through Upwork or pay through a payment provider named on your invoice, that platform also handles your data under its own policy.
6. Cookies and browser storage
Name
Set by
Purpose
Kept for
agw_consent
AG WebWorx
Remembers your cookie choice, or the default where you are (necessary)
6 months
agw_src
AG WebWorx
Remembers where your visit came from (campaign tags, landing page, referrer). Only with analytics on
90 days
agw_journey, agw_vid (browser storage)
AG WebWorx
The pages you viewed and a random visitor number, sent to us only with a brief. Only with analytics on
Until you clear it or withdraw consent
agw_lead, agw_has_lead
AG WebWorx
After you send a brief, lets us see that you came back and which pages you viewed. Only with analytics on
6 months
_ga, _ga_*
Google Analytics
Counts visits and pages viewed. Only with analytics on
Up to 2 years
_clck, _clsk, CLID
Microsoft Clarity
Links the pages of one visit for recordings and heatmaps. Only with analytics on
Up to 1 year
_fbp, _fbc
Meta Pixel
Measures visits that come from our Facebook and Instagram ads, and lets us show our ads to people who visited. Only with advertising on
Up to 90 days
Turnstile
Cloudflare
Spam check when you open a form or the chat
The session
Calendly
Calendly
Runs the booking window when you open it
Calendly's own settings
Chat state
AG WebWorx
Keeps your open chat in the browser tab
Until the tab is closed
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Sometimes we email a business about its website, for example when it has no website or the site is down. We use only business contact details that the business has published itself (its website, Google Business Profile or a public directory), and only to offer our services to that business. Reply “no thanks” or ask us to delete your details, and we will stop and remove them.
8. How long we keep it
Enquiries and chats that do not become a project: kept while they are useful for following up, then deleted or anonymised. You can ask us to delete them at any time.
Client and project records: kept for the length of the work and then for as long as tax and accounting laws require.
Spam and abuse checks: hashed IP counters reset after 24 hours.
Analytics: kept under Google Analytics' data retention settings. Clarity recordings are kept by Microsoft for up to 30 days, heatmaps for up to 13 months. Meta Pixel data is kept by Meta under its own retention policy.
Pages viewed before or after a brief: kept with your enquiry, for as long as the enquiry is kept.
9. Security
The site runs on HTTPS only. Forms are protected by security tokens, a bot check and rate limits, and only our team can sign in to the systems that hold your data. No system is perfectly secure, but if we learn of a breach that affects your data, we will tell you and the regulator as the law requires.
10. International transfers
We are based in the Philippines and our providers run servers in several countries, including the United States and the European Union. Your data may be processed in those places. Where the law requires it, transfers rely on safeguards such as the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.
11. Your rights
You can ask us to:
show you the personal data we hold about you, and give you a copy;
correct it, or delete it;
stop or limit how we use it, or object to a use;
withdraw consent you gave earlier, at any time.
These rights come from the Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012, the GDPR and UK GDPR, California's privacy laws (CCPA/CPRA) and Australia's Privacy Act, depending on where you live. Email us and we will reply within 30 days. You can also complain to your data protection authority, such as the National Privacy Commission in the Philippines.
12. Children
This site and our services are for businesses. They are not meant for children under 16, and we do not knowingly collect their data. If you think a child has sent us personal data, tell us and we will delete it.
13. Changes to this policy
When our tools or the law change, we update this page and the date at the top. If a change affects how we use data you already gave us, we will tell you before it applies. Our terms of service cover the rest of how we work with you.
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8. Privacy
How we handle personal data is explained in our privacy policy. When we work on your website, we process your visitors’ data only on your instructions and only to do the work.
9. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines.
10. Contact
Questions about these terms: c••••••@•••••••••.com, or use our contact page.
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