The website builder made for audiology clinics.

An audiology website has to explain what a hearing evaluation involves, which hearing aid brands and styles you fit, and how someone books a first test. We.Inc builds that site from a short description: services, a technology page, a clinician bio and an appointment request form that emails your front desk. It is a marketing site, not patient-record software, so intake and history stay in your practice management system.

Example website for audiology clinics built with We.Inc: the Clearwater Hearing Center home page — Clearwater Hearing Center: an example site for audiology clinics, made with We.Inc.

Pages every audiology website needs

Hearing evaluations: Walks a nervous first-timer through the booth test, tympanometry and how long the visit takes.
Hearing aids: Covers styles (behind-the-ear, receiver-in-canal, custom in-ear), the brands you dispense and the fitting and follow-up process.
Tinnitus and balance: Many clinics see tinnitus management or vestibular patients; a dedicated page catches those searches.
Insurance and financing: Hearing aid coverage is confusing; explain which plans you work with and point people to call for a benefits check.
Meet the audiologist: Credentials such as Au.D. and state licensure build trust with older patients and their adult children.
Request an appointment: A short form for name, contact details and preferred time, deliberately without symptom or medical history questions.

Try this prompt

A website for Clearwater Hearing Center, an independent audiology clinic in Sarasota, Florida. Pages for comprehensive hearing evaluations, hearing aid fitting with a 45 day trial, tinnitus care and custom earmolds. Calm, legible design with large text for older visitors, a section for family members booking on behalf of a parent, and an appointment request form that only asks for name, phone and preferred day.

How do I explain what happens at a first hearing appointment?

Walk through it step by step: a chat about hearing history, a look in the ears, the booth test and a results discussion. Say roughly how long the visit takes and whether a family member is welcome to come along, which many patients find reassuring. People who have put off testing for years are often nervous, so a calm, specific description lowers the barrier to booking.

Should the site cover tinnitus and other services beyond hearing aids?

Yes, give each service you genuinely offer a page of its own, such as tinnitus management, ear wax removal, custom ear protection for musicians or shooters, and children's testing. Many people search for the problem rather than for an audiologist. A page that names their symptom and explains what you can do is how they find you. Leave out anything you refer elsewhere, or say clearly that you refer it.

A real audiology site, not a template

This is Clearwater Hearing Center, an audiology business we described to the AI in a sentence. See the Clearwater Hearing Center example site.

Start from this design

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About audiology website design on we.inc

Audiology website design without the agency retainer. Describe the business in plain English and the AI writes and builds the pages around it: your services, your prices, your words.

Who this audiology website design suits

Hearing aid clinics
Audiologists
Hearing centers

What makes an audiology website work

Write for readers with hearing loss and their families

Many visitors are older or are adult children researching for a parent. Large type, high contrast, a click-to-call number and plain descriptions of each test help more than a flashy hero image. Captions on any video matter here more than almost anywhere.

Keep medical details off web forms

We.Inc is not HIPAA compliance tooling. Keep the request form to contact details and a preferred time, and gather case history, prior audiograms and insurance details through your clinic's own secure intake process.

Be careful with device claims

Hearing aid marketing is regulated, and over-the-counter devices changed what clinics say about prescription fittings. Check your state licensing board and professional association guidance before promising outcomes or quoting device prices.

Repairs and supplies bring repeat visits

A page listing walk-in cleaning hours, battery and dome pickup, and which brands you repair gives existing patients a reason to come back and gives search engines another local page to rank.

What it costs

You can start from a healthcare template for free on a we.inc address, though that plan has no AI and no custom domain. Having the AI build and revise the clinic site starts at $20 a month on Starter, and pointing your own domain (usually $10 to $20 a year) at it needs a paid plan.

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Frequently asked questions

Can patients book a hearing test directly on the site?

The AI builds an appointment request form that emails your front desk, and you confirm the time. There is no live calendar that syncs with your schedule, so if you already use an online scheduler, link to it from the booking button.

Is the site HIPAA compliant?

We.Inc is a website builder, not compliance tooling. Keep forms limited to contact details and preferred times, and handle case history and records inside your practice management system.

Can I list hearing aid prices?

You can publish whatever pricing you choose, but check your state board and any manufacturer agreements first. Many clinics list a price range or bundled-service explanation instead of per-device figures.

Can I sell batteries or accessories online?

Yes. A small store with checkout can run through your own Stripe account for items like batteries, cleaning kits and earplugs.

Will older visitors find it easy to use?

Ask for larger fonts, high contrast and a prominent phone number when you describe the site, and the AI will build with those in mind. You can adjust anything afterwards by chat or the visual editor.