For chiropractic and pain care clinics
The chiropractor everyone in town has seen, without spending your evenings editing.
We film you once. Ever. After that your digital clone keeps producing every month: scripted, edited, captioned and scheduled, in your voice. No reshoot, no crew day, no next-month appointment.
Why cracking your own neck keeps the problem going. 33 seconds. A demonstration built with a stock presenter so you can see the format. Not a client.
Get the free 30 day content plan.
Thirty days of posts mapped to the questions your patients ask, built for your practice, ready to film in one session. No call required.
Now booking October filming. We film in person, once, so the calendar decides who starts next.
Or skip the form and pick a time.
Twenty minutes on Zoom. We tell you straight whether the system is worth it for your practice, and what the one session would cover.
- Length
- 30 minutes
- Where
- Video call, link sent on booking
- With
- A person on our team
It opens in a new tab. Nothing is booked until you confirm.
One session. Every month after.
Four states. Only the first one needs you in the room, and it happens once.
- 01
Film, once, ever
Ninety minutes, in a studio or in your clinic. We bring the questions your patients ask; you answer them the way you already do. You are never asked back.
- 02
Clone
Your face and your voice, trained from that one session. It only says scripts you approved, and it never runs out of footage, because it is not footage.
- 03
Calendar, every month
25 posts, 12 Reels and 4 carousels on a 30 day calendar you see before it goes out. Then the next month, from the same session.
- 04
Publish, for as long as you want
Posted daily on your channels, in your voice. Next month is scripted from new questions, not a new shoot. Priced by how much you want, never by a reshoot.
What comes out every month, from the one session.
The offer, not a performance claim. Identical for every practice type because the production system is identical. More providers or more volume is the next tier, never another shoot.
- 25posts a monthwritten, edited and scheduled, every month, from the one session
- 12Reels a monthvertical, captioned, hook first
- 4carousels a monthfor the questions that need steps
- 30day calendarso you see each month before it goes out
What it costs, and what it does not.
$900 to $1,500 per month at the founding price, priced by volume, plus a one-time $1,000 studio session with a photographer and a videographer. Patient acquisition agencies charge $1,500 to $5,000 per month, plus $1,000 to $3,000 in ad spend. Social or content teams charge $1,000 to $8,000 per month, priced by headcount. Photo and video production runs $500 to $3,000+ per shoot, booked again next month.
The difference is not the number. It is what you pay for again next month. A production crew shoots once, delivers a month of content, and comes back next month asking for another shoot, because that is how they get paid. We shoot once and never again. The clone produces the next month, and the one after, from the same session, and the price follows how much you want published, not how often a crew comes back.
And it is what happens when you stop. With an agency, the leads stop the day the card declines, because you rented the attention. Here the expensive part is built once and stays yours: the clone, the library, the site and the list.
The four hundred people who have not walked in yet are the audience. They are the ones the clone talks to, month after month, from the one session.
My patients want to see me, not a video.
They see you either way. This is the version of you that answers the same question for the four hundred people who have not walked in yet, which is the part a full clinic day never leaves room for.
From the 30 day plan.
Six of the thirty. Every one starts with a question a patient actually asked in the room.
Why cracking your own neck keeps the problem going
Day 1The difference between ordinary soreness and a red flag
Day 4What to actually do in the first 72 hours of a flare
Day 8Sitting is not the problem, the eight hours without standing is
Day 12When a headache is a neck problem
Day 19What an adjustment actually is, in thirty seconds
Day 26
One clone, one session, more than one topic.
Every clip below came from one presenter session. Nobody went back to the camera between them.
Why cracking your own neck keeps the problem going
What to do in the first 72 hours of a back pain flare
Questions people ask first
Get the plan. Then decide.
The plan is free and it is yours whether or not you ever book a session. Most people read it and then book, because it is the first time anyone has shown them what a month would actually contain, and that it never needs another shoot.