Your booking site should sell the way you sell.
Some practices lead with a procedure. Some lead with a concern. Some lead with the provider clients already trust. Reviva lets you build the whole client-facing site around whichever one is true for you, and change your mind whenever you like.
Four practices. Four completely different sites.
Every one of these was built in the same builder, with no code and no designer.
Aster & Coast Aesthetics
Medical spaIvory and serif, imagery leading. Clients arrive knowing the treatment they want.
Forge Integrative Sports Medicine
Sports medicineNear-black and high contrast. An athlete picks an outcome, not a service menu.
Juniper Metabolic Health
Metabolic healthWarm and plainspoken. A first-time client describes a symptom and lands on the right care.
Stillwater Longevity & Recovery
Longevity & recoveryQuiet and spacious, almost no color. Practitioners sit above the fold.
Now see what yours would look like.
ChatGPT will ask what kind of practice you run and which services you offer, then sketch the booking site it would build you. It is a rough draft, not a Reviva site.
Three steps, and you are live.
Brand and theme.
Start from a preset, then set your accent color, background, heading and body typefaces, corner style, and how much motion you want. The preview updates as you go.
Booking flow.
Walk the same five screens your clients will: home, service details, date and time, checkout, thank you. Edit any of them in place, including provider selection and what each service shows.
Gift card flow.
Choose which gift cards appear, drag them into the order you want to sell them, and set them live for the holidays without touching anything else.
Lead with whatever your clients came for.
Your homepage is a set of sections you arrange. Feature the three services that pay the bills, group everything by the concern it solves, or put your providers above the fold. Reorder it in an afternoon when your marketing changes.
By service
Categories and procedures, priced and timed. Best when clients already know the name of what they want.
By concern
Group the same services under the problems they solve. Best for first-time clients who describe symptoms, not treatments.
By provider
Photos and bios up front, services underneath. Best when your providers are the reason people come back.
If clients book a person, put the person first.
Give every provider a booking profile with a photo and a bio, then decide how much say the client gets. Providers can appear above the calendar, sit behind a small menu, or stay hidden entirely.
Say as much or as little as the treatment needs.
A tox appointment needs a price and a duration. A laser series needs downtime, contraindications, and what pairs well with it. Turn each field on where it helps and off where it clutters.
Add-ons sit on the service itself, so clients build the appointment they actually want instead of calling to ask.
Optimized for mobile viewing
Where most of your clients are.
Try out different designs
Change the look and the ordering any time you would like.
Every location and provider
Show availability across multiple locations and providers, straight from your schedule.
No developer
No wrestling with layouts, and no dev shops.