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How Much Does an AI Website for a Physical Therapy Practice Cost?

Niwa Business costs USD 150 for a WordPress website or migration, hosting, maintenance and AI adaptation. Compare scope and confirm ongoing terms.

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Niwa Business costs USD 150 and includes a custom WordPress website or migration, hosting, maintenance and AI tools adapted to the practice. Existing WordPress owners can use the standalone Niwa AI plugin instead of commissioning a new website. To compare the full cost, confirm the commercial terms and separate website work from clinical software, optional integrations and the AI connection you choose.

The useful question is what the practice will receive and operate. A website created with AI can still be an ordinary informational site. A website powered by AI continues helping after launch, for example by answering practical enquiries and directing patients to a working booking flow.

What the Niwa Business offer covers

The USD 150 offer brings together a custom WordPress website or migration, hosting, maintenance and business-specific AI adaptation. For a physical therapy practice, discuss the actual services, therapist information, first-visit instructions and appointment process you want the site to support.

The physical therapy booking overview gives an example: Niwa answers practical questions, then patients see availability and complete a reservation on the connected website. Niwa can also complete supported bookings through a connected WhatsApp conversation using the practice's services and availability.

Confirm the billing arrangement, applicable taxes and ongoing terms in the proposal before accepting it. Also establish what content and migration work your practice needs. A website with several locations and a legacy scheduler requires a more specific discussion than a practice starting with one service page and a local booking schedule.

Do not assume an unquoted integration, a fixed delivery date or every possible revision is included. Define those requirements with the current website and system names available.

When the standalone plugin is the appropriate route

If your WordPress website already explains the practice well, adding the standalone Niwa AI plugin can avoid an unnecessary rebuild. Configure the assistant with the current information and the supported tasks you want patients to complete.

Ask for the current plugin plan and implementation scope for your installation. Keep that quote separate from the Niwa Business website offer. Existing website hosting and maintenance still need an owner even when the assistant is the only new component.

Check whether the problem really needs an assistant. A practice whose only requirement is a visible link to its existing booking page may be able to solve it directly. AI is useful when practical questions, service explanations or supported website workflows justify the additional setup.

Budget for the AI connection you will actually use

Customers can connect their own supported AI subscription. Niwa adds no AI usage charges or Niwa-imposed usage caps to that supported subscription connection. The underlying provider's account terms and limits still apply. Confirm that the particular subscription and connection you intend to use are supported.

An API connection has its own provider billing arrangement. Do not assume a subscription pays for a separately billed API, or treat API token charges as mandatory for every Niwa customer. Ask which connection the proposal will use and which account owns it.

For a practice, the choice also needs to fit the information being processed. General website answers and conversations containing patient information are different data contexts. Establish the appropriate processing arrangements for the practice's jurisdiction and actual workflow before sending personal health information through it.

Keep clinical software costs separate

A website assistant is not automatically a replacement for your clinical record, billing or practice-management system. If you already use one, determine whether the website will link to its booking page or needs a separately scoped connection.

For a concrete comparison, Cliniko's published pricing, checked on 9 October 2026, lists USD 45 per month for one practitioner and USD 95 per month for two to five practitioners. Its scope is practice-management software, rather than Niwa's custom website bundle. Those figures are not a like-for-like calculation of which offer is cheaper.

Cliniko also describes online booking links and embeds. Using an existing supported booking route may keep your clinical workflow intact. Confirm any connection with the named system; do not assume a Google Calendar connection synchronizes clinical records or billing.

Compare proposals by deliverables and responsibilities

Ask each provider to explain what is included in the quote and what the practice must supply. Useful comparison points are:

  • The website or migration work, including the service and therapist pages you need.
  • Who owns the domain, website content and relevant accounts.
  • Hosting and maintenance responsibilities and their continuing terms.
  • Which administrative questions and booking routes the AI will support.
  • Any separately priced scheduler, messaging or integration requirements.
  • How the completed work and ongoing changes will be tested and handled.

Keep the same requirements when comparing quotes. A generated page with no schedule connection is a different deliverable from a configured booking flow whose saved appointment has been checked. A full clinical platform also has a different job from a website assistant.

Include setup and acceptance checks in the discussion

Consider a hypothetical practice with two therapists, a first assessment and a follow-up service. The team supplies descriptions, actual visit lengths, working hours and approved first-visit information. Niwa explains those facts on the website and WhatsApp, then helps patients complete supported bookings through the configured website flow or connected WhatsApp conversation.

Before introducing it to patients, test each offered service, therapist and time selection. Verify the saved appointment and check confirmation delivery separately. Niwa's booking guide explains the underlying schedule and appointment records.

For a migration, identify what must be retained from the old website and which external systems remain in use. Have the proposal describe that work explicitly. A successful website launch should be checked against those deliverables rather than the presence of an AI label.

Get a scope based on your practice

Share your current website address, scheduler name, therapist count, locations and the administrative questions you want the assistant to answer. Include migration requirements or existing booking problems, without sending patient records.

Discuss the cost and scope with Niwa to choose between the USD 150 Niwa Business offer and the standalone plugin for your existing WordPress site.

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