StrideRank researches what people near your practice search — a toothache tonight, an implant next spring — and publishes clear, sourced articles on your website every week. No hype, no promises.
Plans from $57/month · 3-day free trial
Two kinds of searchSome patients search with a toothache at night. Others research implants or aligners for weeks. Your articles have to work for both.
They read for a minute, then call. The article that answers first — on your site — gets the appointment.
What the article needs
Implants, aligners, crowns. Patients compare, read carefully and check who they trust with it.
What the article needs
Typical phrasings, not your numbers. Your real list comes from keyword research for your area.
Treatment articles run all year; questions about insurance and the end of the benefit year go live before patients ask. You see what Google shows for each article, and which ones bring appointment requests.
Topic plan for the year
Example dashboard and plan for a made-up business. The tiles show what is measured, not results.
Patients search the way they talk. Each of these questions can become an article on your site — written for your town.
Example articleA broken tooth: what to do before your appointment
Example articleImplant or bridge? How the options compare
Example articleAligners for adults: what to expect
Example articleDoes Medicare cover dental care?
Example articleRoot canal or extraction: how dentists decide
Example articleYour child's first dental visit
Typical phrasings, not your numbers. Your real list comes from keyword research for your area — with search volume and difficulty.
Two example articles for a made-up practice. Health facts are checked against sources before anything goes out, and the sources are linked in the article.
Blog · Urgent care
Rinse gently with warm water, save any piece you find and keep it moist. If there is swelling or a lot of pain, call a dentist today — here is what to tell the front desk.
1. Rinse, save the piece, call
FAQPage Can a broken tooth wait until Monday?
Related: same-week appointments in Tampa →
Blog · Insurance
A common mix-upMedicare covers your cleanings and fillings.
Original Medicare doesn't cover dental services like routine cleanings, fillings or tooth extractions — with a few exceptions tied to hospital stays and certain medical treatments. Source: Medicare.gov
As of October 2026
Some Medicare Advantage plans include dental benefits. How to check what your own plan covers before you book.
Plans differ — checked per plan, never assumed.
Examples for a made-up practice (Bayside Family Dental). Coverage facts as of October 2026 — source: Medicare.gov, “Dental services”.
Booking sites, ads and agencies all have their place. Here is how they differ from articles on your own website.
Keep what works for you today. StrideRank builds what keeps working when the budget stops.
StrideRank is not affiliated with Google.
What StrideRank costs — next to what local businesses typically pay others for the same work. Other prices are sourced guide figures, not quotes.
What you pay
from$57/ month
Starter plan, billed monthly · or $34 / month billed yearly
What the same work typically costs elsewhere
Per month
Per article
Other prices are guide figures, not quotes. Agency: the most common monthly SEO retainer in a survey of 439 SEO providers (Ahrefs). Writer: the Editorial Freelancers Association 2026 rate chart for blog posts (25–40¢ a word), for 1,000 words. StrideRank per article assumes all included articles are used.
Sources: Ahrefs SEO pricing survey · EFA rate chart
Set it up in one sitting. After that, articles go live on your website every week — with your approval, or automatically.
We read your pages and learn your treatments, your team's stated qualifications and your area — and only write what your site backs up.
Urgent care, implants, aligners, insurance, kids — built from what people near your practice search. Keep, drop or add your own.
WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Shopify or a custom site — or we host the blog for you.
Review mode holds every article for your approval — recommended for health topics. Or let it run.
They explain causes, options and what to expect, and they tell readers when to see a dentist. They don't diagnose and they don't promise outcomes. Review mode lets you approve every article first.
Only if your website says so. Claims your site does not back up — specialties, technologies, awards — are left out.
No. No patient stories, no reviews, no before-and-after claims. Nothing that touches patient privacy.
Only the prices on your own website, or ranges with a linked source. Never made-up prices.
Maybe, for now. Many practices use both. They bring patients while you pay; articles keep working when you pause.
SEO is slow — months, not days. Impressions in Search Console usually move within the first weeks; rankings and calls take longer, often two to three months, and longer for a new domain.
Google ranks helpful content, no matter how it was written. What it penalizes is mass-produced pages with nothing new in them. Every article is researched for your services and your area, checked against sources and has to pass a quality check before it goes out.
You do. Everything we publish is yours, stays on your site if you cancel, and can be exported at any time.
No. Nobody honest can — Google's own guide to hiring an SEO says the same. What we show you is every article we publish and what Search Console reports for it.
Plans start at $57 a month, billed monthly. No setup call and no contract — see all plans on the pricing page.
Enter your website. The free audit shows how Google sees your site today — in under a minute, no account needed.
Plans from $57/month · 3-day free trial
I already have an accountStrideRank is not affiliated with Google. No ranking guarantees — nobody honest can give one.
