For practice transition brokers
More buyers in the door.
Buyers research a practice online before they ever request a showing. As part of the transition, we rebuild your client's website so the practice looks its best when it matters most, and more of the buyers who sign the NDA actually book the showing.
Who is today's buyer
They grew up online
An associate in their thirties comparing your listing to three others on a laptop. A DSO analyst doing first pass diligence without leaving the office. The NDA comes back signed, the financials and the link go out, and the first thing both of them open is the website.
What buyers look for
A practice they can picture owning
Proof the new patient engine runs without the seller. A reputation that survives the transition. A brand a buyer steps into rather than rebuilds. A dated web presence reads like dated operatories: work they will have to pay for.
What we do
We make the practice look its best
Before the practice lists, we rebuild its website and brand so what buyers find online matches the numbers in the packet. More buyers come through the door after the NDA, and when more buyers tour, more deals close.
How an engagement runs
01
The seller's involvement
We build from what's already public and what you share from the listing. No photo shoots, no homework, no meetings with a dentist who's already halfway out the door. Staff and patients see a practice investing in itself, not one heading for sale.
02
The technical side
Ours, all of it. Design, build, hosting, the domain switch, the Google presence, and the handoff to the new owner after close.
03
The outcome
More buyers in the door, fewer days on market. The listing packet leads with a web presence that matches the asking price, so the buyers who sign the NDA book the showing instead of disappearing.
Common questions
What exactly do you do for a listing?
Before the listing goes out, we rebuild the practice's website and web presence so it looks like the asking price. Buyers research a practice online before they ever request a showing, and we make sure what they find helps the sale instead of ending it.
What does the seller have to do?
Almost nothing. We build from what's already public and what the broker shares from the listing. One approval and it's live. No photo shoots, no homework, no meetings.
Will the staff know the practice is for sale?
No. A practice refreshing its website looks like a practice investing in itself, which is the opposite signal of a sale. Confidentiality is in our contract: we never disclose that a practice is listed, to anyone.
What happens to the website after the practice sells?
It conveys to the buyer with the practice, like the equipment and the patient records. We manage it free for the new owner's first 30 days, and after that, keeping us is their call.
Competitors will wonder why your practices sell so much faster.
Tell them or don't. That's between you and your listings.
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