Best Veterinary Website Companies Compared
If you own a veterinary practice and need a new website, you will find a lot of companies that build them. Some only build and run websites. Others bundle the site into a larger marketing, consulting or buying-group program. This post lays out what ten of them say about themselves, including us, so you can build a shortlist and know what to ask on the first call.
The facts below come from each company’s own website and were checked in September 2026. Offers and prices change, so confirm anything important with the company directly.
How to choose a veterinary website company
Before comparing names, decide what you need. These are the questions that separate one provider from another.
Custom design or template. A template is a prebuilt layout with your logo, colors and text dropped in. A custom design starts from your practice: your photos, your services and how your clients book. Many providers describe their work as custom, so ask to see several sites they have built and check whether they look like the same site in different colors. We cover the tradeoffs in more detail on our veterinary website design page.
Website only or a full marketing agency. Some companies build the site, host it and keep it running. Others add SEO, Google Ads, social media, reputation management, email and more. A full agency means one vendor for everything. A website-focused company covers less, so there is less to evaluate. Which fits depends on whether you want to buy marketing services, and whether someone already handles them for you.
Published pricing or a quote. Some providers list prices on their site. Most ask you to book a demo or consultation first. Bundled services are hard to price on a web page, so a quote is common, but it means you cannot compare costs until you have talked to each company.
Contract length. Ask whether there is a minimum term, what it costs to leave early and how much notice you have to give.
Who owns the site and the domain. Your domain name should be registered to your practice. Also ask who owns the design, the written content and the site files, and what you receive if you leave.
Editing. Find out whether your staff can change hours, add a page or post a notice themselves, or whether every change goes through the provider. If changes go through the provider, ask how many are included and how fast they happen.
Support. Ask how you reach support, how quickly they respond and whether support is included in the monthly fee.
Booking and practice software. If you use an online booking tool, an online pharmacy or client forms, ask exactly how each one connects to the site.
The companies
Companies are listed in no particular order. Each section sticks to what the company says publicly.
Beyond Indigo Pets
Beyond Indigo Pets offers custom veterinary websites alongside monthly marketing plans that cover SEO, social media marketing, blogging, advertising and online reputation management. It also designs logos. Its website page says each site is “custom-coded and designed” on its own proprietary platform, with “no stock Wordpress templates.”
Listed features include a dedicated project manager and design team, custom-written SEO content, mobile-responsive design, ADA accessibility, unlimited stock photos, hosting and an administration panel for editing. On ownership, the page says “you own the design and your content.” It also offers “Nose-to-Tail” options that combine a new website with a marketing plan. No prices are published. The site asks you to schedule a demo or consultation.
iVET360
iVET360 offers veterinary websites as part of a wider set of services that includes marketing, analytics, HR and team support, and bookkeeping. Its website page is titled “The Best Custom Veterinary Website Design & Development.”
The page lists an SEO-optimized, ADA-compliant site with digital forms, 24/7 site monitoring, nightly backups, “unlimited edits when you need them” and a monthly diagnostic report on search rankings and traffic. iVET360 also manages domain registration and renewal, and states that “you still own the domain no matter what.” No prices are published. The site asks you to call or book a demo.
InTouch Vet
InTouch Vet describes itself as a veterinary marketing company and “AAHA’s only Preferred Marketing Partner,” with more than 25 years in veterinary marketing. Its services include custom websites, Google Ads, SEO, branding, email marketing, social media support, video and reputation management.
InTouch says each client works with a dedicated in-house team of designers, developers, copywriters and analysts. On hosting, it says sites are backed up nightly and served through a CDN. We could not find published prices on InTouch’s pages.
VetNetwork
VetNetwork calls itself a full-service veterinary marketing company. Along with custom website design, it offers hosting and maintenance, SEO, content, social media, reputation management, email marketing, logos and print materials such as brochures and business cards.
Its hosting and maintenance page lists secure hosting, domain name protection and renewal, text and photo updates, a monthly website newsletter, a pet medical article library, email accounts, customer support and Google Analytics. VetNetwork says these come “for a very reasonable monthly fee” but does not publish the amount. Website pricing is by contact.
Vetcelerator
Vetcelerator combines three services: veterinary marketing, a group purchasing organization (GPO) for savings on supplies, and staff recruiting. On the marketing side it offers websites, SEO, Google and Meta ads, and social media marketing. It lists “Fully Customized Website Design (not templates)” among its reasons clinics switch.
Vetcelerator says its services are à la carte, with a discount when you choose more than one, and that clients get a success manager and real-time dashboards. No prices are published. The site offers a free growth audit.
Websy Vet
Websy Vet builds custom websites for veterinarians and animal clinics, from single-service sites to multi-location online stores. It also offers social media management, Google Ads, graphic and logo design, and e-commerce, and says it is a Google Partner.
Its pricing page lists three plans, Basic, Premium and Plus, plus custom plans. Every plan includes a custom website, hosting, “unlimited edits and online forms,” SEO setup, Google Analytics reporting, logo design and email setup. Premium adds social media setup and graphic design. Plus adds a custom-built blog. The plan names and features are published, but the prices are not. The page asks you to schedule a demo.
DVM Elite
DVM Elite is different from the others on this list. It sells a membership, the “All-in-One Success Program,” to independent practices. The program covers business strategy, marketing, HR, recruiting, front desk performance and a community of other practice owners. A website is one part of the marketing side. The program page promises a “stunning website,” and the team page says its technical team helps with website creation.
It may suit a practice owner who wants consulting and marketing from one source, with the website included. No prices are published.
GeniusVets
GeniusVets sells veterinary marketing packages in four tiers: Starter, Growth, Pro and Elite. Every tier includes a website with “Full Website Ownership,” mobile optimization, “Back-end Access for Quick Updates” and ADA compliance.
The packages also include an SEO strategy, a blog library of more than 1,000 posts, business listing management, an analytics dashboard, an in-house helpdesk with a stated 1 to 2 day response time and success coaching. Most tiers include 48 pages of service content, and Elite includes 96. The packages page does not show prices. The site invites you to book a demo.
LifeLearn (WebDVM)
LifeLearn’s WebDVM is a website product for veterinary practices. LifeLearn also makes client education and other practice tools. It describes WebDVM as “custom veterinary websites” and sells it in five bundles: Get Started, Get Ahead, Competitive Edge, Market Leader and Market Owner.
Every bundle includes a custom-designed website, LifeLearn’s pet health content, the Ask Eddie AI chat for pet health questions, social media management, live chat and a Live! Dashboard for performance. Higher bundles add SEO, local business listings, custom content pages, backlinks, market analysis and, at the top tier, pay-per-click advertising. LifeLearn publishes a starting price: “Prices Start at $327/MONTH.” Prices for each bundle are not listed.
Vetframe (that’s us)
Vetframe designs and runs websites for independent veterinary practices on a monthly subscription. We describe our designs as custom: each site starts with a design made for the practice, built from reusable components so it stays fast and easy to edit.
We publish our prices. The Standard plan is $139 per month and the Pro plan is $249 per month. There is no design fee. Both plans include the website, hosting, a daily security scan, 24/7 technical support and training videos. Standard includes one creative task a month, such as a content edit, a new page or a new graphic. Pro includes unlimited creative tasks, weekly analytics and SEO rankings reports, and live staff training.
The process starts with a free design sample of your homepage, delivered within 24 hours. Then you give feedback and start a 30-day free trial, with no credit card required. Staff can edit the site with a drag-and-drop editor. There is no contract, and you can cancel anytime. If you cancel, we keep the site live for three months while you move it, and after 12 months as a customer you receive your website files and assets.
Comparison table
| Company | Type of service | Pricing published? | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beyond Indigo Pets | Custom websites plus monthly marketing plans | No | Not published |
| iVET360 | Custom websites within marketing, analytics, HR and bookkeeping services | No | Not published |
| InTouch Vet | Custom websites plus full marketing agency | Not found | Not published |
| VetNetwork | Custom websites, hosting, marketing and print | No | Not published |
| Vetcelerator | Custom websites plus marketing, buying group and recruiting | No | Not published |
| Websy Vet | Custom websites plus marketing | Plan features only | Not published |
| DVM Elite | Practice consulting membership that includes a website | No | Not published |
| GeniusVets | Marketing packages that include a website | No | Not published |
| LifeLearn (WebDVM) | Custom websites bundled with client education and marketing | Starting price only | $327 per month |
| Vetframe | Custom websites with hosting, edits and support | Yes | $139 per month |
Questions to ask any provider
Whoever ends up on your shortlist, ask each of them the same questions and compare the answers side by side.
- What is the total monthly cost, and is there a setup or design fee?
- Is there a minimum contract term, and what does it cost to cancel?
- Is the domain registered in my practice’s name?
- Who owns the design, the content and the site files, and what do I get if I leave?
- Can my staff edit the site, and how many changes do you make for us each month?
- How do we reach support, and how fast do you respond?
- How does the site connect to our booking tool, online pharmacy and client forms?
- Can I see three live sites you built for practices like mine?
- Which services are included, and which cost extra?
- Can I see a design before I commit?
See a design before you decide
The fastest way to compare providers is to see what each one would build for you. We will design a homepage for your practice within 24 hours, shown next to your current site, before you commit to anything. Request a free sample.