The short answer
- Up to 5 pages, designed for you
- Words drafted for you
- SEO built in from day one
- 10 revision rounds
- Hosting and HTTPS (the padlock)
- Backups and weekly checks
- A/B testing and small edits
- Cancel anytime
Your free 5-page website
What care you offer, who is eligible, today's hours and the address, all in a few lines.
The care you provide, such as screenings or primary visits, with plain-language descriptions.
Walk-in or appointment rules, what to bring, languages offered and what happens at the first visit.
Clinical and non-clinical volunteer roles and ways to give.
Your mission, location with a map link, accessibility notes and a contact form.
What patients need in the first ten seconds
People searching for a free clinic are often stressed, sometimes on a borrowed phone with little data. They need to know if you can help them and how to get in the door.
- Say who you serve, and what you do not offer.
- Post hours and whether walk-ins are accepted.
- List what to bring in simple terms.
- Make languages spoken visible near the top.
Short sentences and big buttons matter here. Many readers are anxious, and many read in a second language.
What you get free, and what the $30 covers
The build is free for free clinics and community health programs. It is the same build as our Launch Website, which normally costs $399 one-time: up to 5 pages, designed for you, words drafted from a short consultation, mobile-friendly layout and 10 revision rounds.
The only cost is Website Care at $30/month. It covers hosting, HTTPS (the padlock in the browser), backups, weekly checks, A/B testing and small edits. Recurring plans can be canceled anytime.
Appointment requests, volunteer sign-ups and donations can use tools you already own. We add buttons and links to them, and we do not promise any specific integration.
If you need more than 5 pages, we quote it before any work starts. A Monthly SEO add-on from $50/month adds new pages each month, but it is never required.
How people find care on Google and in AI assistants
Each site includes clear page titles and descriptions, headings that match searches, structured data (schema), an XML sitemap, fast mobile pages, and your address, service area and hours written the same way everywhere.
Patients type searches such as:
- free clinic near me open tonight
- health clinic no insurance
- free flu shots in my neighborhood
- low cost dental screening
Your pages should answer each one with facts you can stand behind. Nothing here promises rankings or traffic. Our page on websites for community health nonprofits adds ideas.
Apply for your free website
Tell us about your group. A real person reviews it and gets back to you, usually within one business day.
Must-haves and pitfalls for clinic sites
Privacy comes first. Do not ask for diagnoses, medical history or other sensitive details in a plain contact form, and tell people not to send them by message.
- Keep medical advice out of marketing copy. Describe services, not cures.
- Tell people what to do in an emergency, and point them to emergency services.
- Do not show patient photos or stories without written consent.
- Offer key pages in Spanish or other community languages.
Related programs include recovery and peer support groups, which have their own privacy needs.
How to get started
- Fill in the short form on this page.
- A real person reviews it and confirms you are a nonprofit or community group.
- We hold a consultation about your services, your eligibility rules and your languages.
- We write the draft site.
- You review it and ask for changes, up to 10 rounds.
- You launch. Small eligible projects can go live in as little as 48 hours.
We work with real people in English and Spanish (se habla espanol). See how it works for the full picture, or browse the free nonprofit websites hub.
More free nonprofit websites
The website build is free for nonprofits, houses of worship and community groups. Website Care at $30/month is required and can be canceled anytime. Sites larger than 5 pages are quoted before any work starts. Updated October 17, 2026.