Get a free Spravato marketing audit
A plain-English review of how patients find your clinic today, and where they’re slipping away. It’s free, and it’s yours to keep whether or not you work with us.
- Where you show up for “spravato treatment near me” and the cost and coverage searches around it
- Your Google Business Profile and your Find a Center listing
- Your Spravato page on a phone: does it cover cost, the visit length and the ride home?
- Your Google and Meta ads, if you run them: structure, waste, tracking and policy risks
- How calls and form leads are tracked and followed up
- A short list of what we’d fix first, and why
How it works
What happens after you ask
You tell us your clinic’s website and what you’d like help with. We start with what patients can already see: your search results, your Google Business Profile and your site on a phone.
If you run Google or Meta ads, we’ll ask whether you’d like those reviewed too. That part is optional, and you’ll get the rest of the audit either way.
Then we send you a written review in plain English: where your clinic shows up, where patients are dropping off, and a short list of what we’d fix first and why.
Want to see how we think first? Read our guide on how to market Spravato or browse our Spravato marketing services.
Is the Spravato marketing audit really free?
Yes. There’s no cost and no obligation, and the audit is yours to keep whether or not you work with us.
What do you need from us?
Your clinic’s website and an email address. That’s enough to start, because most of the audit looks at what patients can already see in search and on your site.
Do you need access to our ad accounts?
No. If you run ads and want them reviewed, we can talk about read-only access. If you’d rather not share it, we’ll still review everything else.
Should we send any patient information?
No. Please don’t put patient information in the form or in anything you send us. The audit doesn’t need it.
We already have a marketing agency. Can we still ask for an audit?
Yes. A second opinion is a fair thing to want, and you’re welcome to share the audit with your current agency.