Questions and
answers.

Yes. BrightSmile Pro is a Next.js 15 dental practice website template with 14 pages, six service pages, Dentist and MedicalProcedure schema, and a booking-focused conversion flow.

Wellspring Pro is built for family medicine, primary care, and direct primary care. It distinguishes Physician schema for MDs and DOs from Person schema for NPs and LCSWs.

Meridian Pro is a concierge medicine website template with multi-location support, CV-style physician profiles, a ScholarlyArticle journal, and an inquiry flow instead of booking or pricing.

The HTML Theme Pack includes all three designs as single-file HTML with Tailwind CSS via CDN. No build step, no Node.js. Upgrade to a Pro template later and we credit the purchase.

The Pro Medical Bundle includes all three Pro templates for 30% less than buying separately, and the Bundle Developer license covers unlimited client implementations.

Single-Site: deploy on one production website. Developer: unlimited client implementations, resell completed sites to clients, 12 months of updates, priority support. If you have more than one client, the Developer license usually pays for itself on the second project. See pricing and licenses for a side-by-side comparison.

With the Developer license, yes — unlimited client implementations. With the Single-Site license, you can technically deploy one client's site, but if you have more than one client, you should buy the Developer license.

Three things, regardless of license: (1) redistribute the template files publicly, (2) include the template in a competing product, (3) claim authorship of the template itself. The full terms are in the license agreement.

Yes. Once you buy a template, you keep it forever. The 'update window' only refers to receiving new versions — your existing files keep working indefinitely.

14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Email us within 14 days of purchase and we'll process the refund within one business day.

Bugs are different from refund cases. Email us — we'll prioritize a fix and you don't need to refund. The update window covers bug fixes for the entire period.

For Pro templates: Node.js 18.17+, npm or pnpm, basic Next.js familiarity to customize layouts. To customize colors and content (without changing layouts), no JavaScript experience required.

Vercel is easiest for Next.js — free tier covers most practice websites. Netlify works similarly. Self-hosted on a VPS is fine for technical practices.

The Pro templates are Next.js specifically. The Basic HTML themes work anywhere that accepts an HTML file, but if you need a true WordPress theme or Webflow template, you'd need to port the design yourself.

No. The templates are fully static — generated at build time, served as files. Forms render but don't submit anywhere by default. You connect them to whatever form backend you prefer.

They are marketing websites and do not collect, store, or transmit protected health information. Anything that touches PHI — patient portals, intake forms with medical history, telehealth — needs separate HIPAA-compliant software and a signed BAA with that vendor.

Per-page metadata (title, description, canonical URL), OpenGraph and Twitter Card tags, JSON-LD structured data (Dentist, MedicalClinic, MedicalProcedure, FAQPage, Person, Physician, Article, BreadcrumbList, AggregateRating), auto-generated XML sitemap, and robots.txt.

Google uses schema.org medical types to understand what a practice offers, who the providers are, and which procedures each page describes. Correct Dentist, Physician, and MedicalProcedure markup makes the site eligible for rich results and gives local SEO work a clean technical foundation.

We can't promise rankings. SEO depends on your content quality, backlinks, local citations, Google Business Profile, and many factors outside the template. What the templates do: get the technical foundation right so your other SEO efforts compound.