Websites for dietitians and nutritionists

Nutrition is one of the few practices where most sessions can be virtual, which means your website is not competing with the clinic down the street. It is competing with every other dietitian in the province. The ones that win say clearly who they help.

What a site for nutritionists and dietitians needs

Who you work with

Athletes, new parents, people managing diabetes, plant-based eaters. Pick your people and say so on the first screen.

Registered or not, and where

Registered Dietitian is a protected title in Canada. If you have it, put the college and the province up front. If you are a nutritionist, say what your training is.

Virtual booking that works

A form or a calendar link, plus which provinces you can see clients in.

Packages with prices

Single session, three-session package, monthly. People compare, and a site with no prices loses to one with them.

A little of your own story

Why you do this. Two honest paragraphs beat a page of stock wellness copy.

Getting found on Google

"Sports dietitian Vancouver", "plant-based dietitian Ontario", "RED-S nutritionist". Specific beats general. A page per specialty, each with a real heading, gives Google something to rank.

A real one

What it costs

Starter is $500 once and $100 a year: a hand-built one-page site at yourname.ourhub.ca with a contact form, hosting, SSL and two content updates a month. Complete is $1,000 and $240 a year and adds your own domain, custom email, an editor you can use yourself, and the Google setup. Three to five business days from your answers to a preview. Full details on the what's included page, and the comparison with doing it yourself in the cost guide.