The platform therapists use to get found by the clients they want.
More than 70 checks, everywhere clients look
You say whether you're taking new clients
Assistants can tell what you treat
Your directory profiles send people to you
Your site loads fast on a phone
A page for each thing you treat
Your name, phone and address match everywhere
The insurance you take is named
Where you're licensed is clear
Reviews get a reply
With Daylight, clients find you on Google, in AI answers and in directories
Google search and Maps
With Daylight, you show up when clients search nearby
Most therapy sites leave clients guessing
We checked 227 practices that rank on Google. Of them:
- don't say whether they're taking new clients
- don't say whether they're taking new clients
- have a site that's slow to load on a phone
- have a site that's slow to load on a phone
- don't state their fee on their site
- don't state their fee on their site
- don't let clients book online
- don't let clients book online
Practices on Google’s first two pages in 16 US metro areas, October 2026. Read the study
“therapist near me”
“Can you recommend a trauma therapist in Durham who does telehealth?”
“Therapists in Portland, OR · Anxiety”
“therapist who takes Aetna”
“Who’s a good therapist for postpartum anxiety near me?”
“couples counseling open Saturdays”
“Online therapists in Texas · Couples”
“psychiatrist accepting new patients”
“Find me an LGBTQ+ affirming therapist in Chicago”
“EMDR therapist Denver”
“Therapists in Brooklyn · ADHD”
“child therapist near me”
“Which therapists near me take Blue Cross?”
“grief counselor near me”
“Therapists in Seattle · OCD”
“therapist for anxiety and burnout”
Give your practice what the big group practices have

Most clients look you up on their phone. That’s why your new site is made for it first.
Rank higher on Google with a page for everything you treat.
Fix your listings, with the words written for you.
See the difference
Your reportExample practice
One score, and every fix that moves it
Learn more- checks behind the score
- checks behind the score
- points, in plain words
- points, in plain words
Google listing links to your site+9
- A page for each thing you treat+14
Psychology Today links home+8Assistants can read what you treat+12
Your websiteExample practice
A new site that says what you treat
Learn more- to see your new site
- to see your new site
- page for each thing you treat
- page for each thing you treat
Your directory profilesExample practice
Profiles that send clients to you
Learn more- directories we check
- directories we check
- to paste, written for you
- to paste, written for you
- WebsiteNot linkedmarinokafortherapy.com
- SpecialtiesGeneralAnxiety · Trauma · EMDR
- FeesNot listed$150 · sliding scale
- Intro“I provide a safe space…”Your own words, rewritten
AI answersExample practice
Named when clients ask ChatGPT
Learn more- report asks ChatGPT about you
- report asks ChatGPT about you
- to see what it says
- to see what it says
Asked ChatGPT
- 1.A practice nearby
- 2.A group practice
- 3.An online service
Before: your practice isn’t mentioned
3 beliefs that guide us
The Daylight team
We believe you should see it before you pay.
Your report and a preview of your new site come first, free. You pay only if you go ahead.
We believe your website should sound like you.
Clients choose a therapist by how they feel reading about them, so we write from your own words, not stock phrases.
We believe nothing should go live without you.
It's your practice, your name and your license. Every change waits for your approval.
Free report, no card
You approve everything
Cancel whenever you like
Enquiries come straight to you





