Modular with any package

Add capacity without creating another package tier.

Add one focused capability without creating another tier.

Each add-on can be purchased alone or alongside Operate, Convert, or Grow. Scope stays explicit and independently priced.

Healthcare professionals collaborating around a laptop
No video package.
No white-label service.
Press is distribution, not coverage.
Capacity is not Convert

Additional receptionist capacity does not replace the core response path.

Convert includes the digital front door plus inbound consultation receptionist coverage, 1,000 minutes/month, after-hours coverage, approved consultation booking, and human routing. The capacity add-on only adds capacity.

How to use add-ons

Buy a focused capability only when the practice can name the problem it should solve.

Add-ons are intentionally modular. They can be purchased alongside any package or, where the capability stands on its own, independently. That flexibility should not make the offer harder to understand. The core decision is still Operate, Convert, or Grow; an add-on answers a narrower operating need such as extra receptionist capacity, reputation and proof, release distribution, reactivation, a procedure-specific consultation funnel, or an additional location.

The practical test is simple: can the practice define the current bottleneck, the desired operating change, who owns approvals, what the add-on is allowed to do, and how improvement will be measured? If not, adding another tool or campaign can create more handoffs rather than fewer.

Additional Receptionist Capacity is capacity, not a cheaper Convert. Press & Authority is distribution, not guaranteed coverage. Procedure Consultation Funnels provide education and a clearer consultation path, not treatment promises. Reactivation & Recall should use practice-approved, consent-aware outreach. Multi-Location applies the operating model to an added office rather than duplicating generic pages.

  • Keep the three-package ladder intact.
  • Use the smallest modular scope that solves a defined problem.
  • Preserve human routing and clinical boundaries.
  • Keep assets and approvals organized for a clean exit.
How to choose an add-on

Add capability only after the underlying bottleneck is clear.

The add-on library is intentionally modular. A practice should not have to buy a hidden fourth package because it needs one focused capability. At the same time, an add-on should not be used to avoid the core package that actually matches the operating problem. Additional Receptionist Capacity assumes the Convert response system is already in place; Procedure Consultation Funnels add a focused campaign path; Multi-Location extends the operating standard to another site.

The selection test is simple: identify the bottleneck, define what changes if the add-on works, and choose the smallest useful scope. Reputation & Proof should improve the consistency of authentic feedback collection and proof placement. Press & Authority should support a real announcement and distribution workflow, not promise coverage. Reactivation & Recall should reconnect appropriate existing patients through approved administrative outreach. Each capability has its own boundary and measurement.

Because the core packages remain Operate, Convert, and Grow, the practice can add or remove modular capabilities without rewriting the entire relationship. Practice-owned files, approvals, messaging, and documentation should remain organized for a clean handoff.

Visibility problem

Start with Operate or a relevant authority/reputation capability if the practice is hard to verify or discover.

Response problem

Start with Convert when consultation inquiries are not being answered and booked consistently. Add capacity only when the included scope is genuinely exceeded.

Expansion problem

Use Grow, procedure funnels, or Multi-Location only after the underlying consultation path is measurable and stable.