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Make a wellness website with your AI

Your AI asks who works with you, what each offering costs and where people find you, then writes the page. paste page hands you one link to share everywhere.

See three examples
Works withChatGPTClaudeGeminiCopilotand any AI chat
paste.page/cedar-row-wellness
Cedar Row Wellness on a laptop: a magazine-style headline beside a photo of a breathwork group, then a numbered list of four practitioners
Cedar Row Wellness on a phone: oat paper, a double-ruled masthead, a large serif headline with green italics and three booking buttons

Wellness website examples

Same prompt. Three very different wellness practitioners.

A house in Boise where four practitioners share rooms, lakeside weekends for twelve guests in Bayfield, and a Denver crew that sets up chair massage in conference rooms. Same questions, three very different answers.

Marisol added“Like a small literary magazine. Oat paper, forest green, a tall serif and numbered sections.”

Cedar Row Wellness on a phone: oat paper, a double-ruled masthead, a large serif headline with green italics and three booking buttons

Cedar Row Wellness

Four practitioners in one house, Boise ID

  • Every practitioner named with their own license number
  • A free fifteen-minute call for people unsure where to start
  • Superbill and HSA notes printed under the rate table

Kari added“Warm and drawn by hand. A big orange sun, navy hills, rounded cards like postcards.”

North Shoal Retreats on a phone: a peach sky with a drawn orange sun over navy hills, a rounded headline and a navy button to hold a spot

North Shoal Retreats

Small-group lake weekends, Bayfield WI

  • Dated weekends shown as cards with places left
  • Deposit, refund window and a three-part payment plan
  • Says plainly it is no detox or fasting program

Dev added“Loud and corporate-friendly. Huge black capitals, electric blue, a stripe of lime.”

Clockout Wellness on a phone: a blue top bar, giant black capital headline, side-by-side quote and call buttons and a three-column stats strip

Clockout Wellness

On-site wellness days for offices, Denver

  • Insurance certificate promised the day an office books
  • A four-line menu priced per hour, per session and per day
  • Promises no employee health data is ever collected

The checklist

What to put on a wellness website

Someone looking for wellness help often isn't sure what they need yet: massage, coaching, a weekend away? Your page has to sort that out kindly and quickly. Here is what the prompt makes sure it covers.

Cedar Row Wellness website on a phone, with the chosen checklist item ringed

A way to start without committing. Online booking for people who know what they want, plus a free short consult call or text line for those still deciding between offerings.

How it works

From prompt to wellness website in two steps

  1. Step 1

    Copy this prompt into your AI chat

    It asks who practices with you, what each offering costs, where you are and what you don't do, then writes the whole page from your answers.

    I want a website for my wellness business. Ask me these one at a time: 1. The business name, the town, and what kind of place it is (shared practice, solo studio, retreat, workplace visits)? 2. Who works here, and what license, certification or professional body does each person hold? 3. What do we offer, and what happens in each: length, one-to-one or group, in person or by video? 4. Prices for each offering, any packages or memberships, reduced-rate places, and do we take HSA/FSA cards or give superbills? 5. How should people start: online booking, a free consult call, a text, an intake form? 6. Address, parking, accessibility, hours, and the towns people come from? 7. What should the page say we don't do? (diagnosis, medical treatment, crisis support, walk-ins, age limits) 8. A few things clients have said, with first name and town? 9. How should it look? (colors, mood, anything to match) Then write the complete page as one HTML file with inline CSS. Put a booking button and a tappable call or text button at the top, and make it work well on phones.

  2. Step 2

    Paste the code it gives you into paste page

    Pick an address, such as paste.page/cedar-row-wellness, publish, then add it to your Instagram bio, your intake emails and the rack card on the front desk.

    Open paste page

Your photos

Show the work, not stock photos

Upload pictures of your space in the paste page editor. Each one gets an address your AI can place straight into the page.

Use

A small group on cushions and sofas around a low table in a bright room with tall windows
A real session
A person kneeling on a paddleboard on a calm lake below pine forest and a far mountain
Where you actually meet
A candle, a cup of tea and dried flowers on a wooden tray in soft daylight
Small details, close up

Skip

A tall stack of smooth pebbles against a blurred blue sea, the kind found on every spa flyer
Balanced stones again
A pink letter board reading self care is the best care on a peach background
A slogan, not a place
A backlit woman stretching her arms overhead on a beach, washed out by sun glare
Too much glare
A meditating figure in total silhouette on a deck, shot straight into a low sun so the room and faces are lost in shadowAn evenly lit open-air deck by a lake, with mats, a woven roof and several people sitting quietlyBeforeAfter

You, to your AI“Put the evenly lit deck photo in the header, and drop the one shot into the sun.”

Change anything

Ask in plain words. Your page changes.

A new practitioner joins, the breathwork circle moves to Tuesdays, or prices shift in January. Tell your AI, paste in the new version, and every link you've handed out keeps working.

paste.page/cedar-row-wellness
Cedar Row Wellness as first written: oat paper, deep green-black ink and forest green accents

Same link every time. Nothing to reprint.

What’s on the page

Everything a customer looks for

Book now, or talk first

Room for the decided and the undecided.

Book onlineFree 15-min call

The house at a glance

Numbers a first-time visitor scans for.

Practitioners4Massage, 60 min$95Circle seat$20

Everything under one roof

Each offering, named plainly.

MassageAcupuncture12-week coachingBreathwork circleSampler hour

Who comes in

Neighborhoods nearby, and the video option.

North EndGarden CityMeridianVideo coaching

Notes from regulars

A line or two from people who keep coming back.

An open book with a handful of wildflowers lying on a soft white blanket

★★★★★

“Small changes, but they stuck.”

Heather · Garden City

Where you’ll share it

One link, everywhere customers find you

GoogleYelp

Your Google profile

Searchers comparing local practices see who's on staff and what things cost.

Cedar Row Wellness4.9 ★★★★★ · Wellness center in Boise
WebsiteCall

Rack cards by the door

Leave a stack at the front desk, the library and the farmers market stall.

Cedar Row Wellness(208) 555-0143paste.page/cedar-row-wellness
FacebookNextdoorInstagram

Neighborhood group threads

When someone asks for a calm place nearby to unwind.

Anywhere in the North End that does massage and acupuncture in one place?

Marisol V. That's us on Eighth Street. Rates and who does what: paste.page/cedar-row-wellness

Visit receipts

The link sits on every receipt, so the next visit is one tap away.

Acupuncture, first visit$110
Breathwork circle seat$20
Total$130

paste.page/cedar-row-wellness

Two ways to start

Let your AI write it

Copy the prompt, answer the questions, and get a page built around your work and your area.

Start from an example

Open one of the three in the paste page editor, swap in your details and photos, and publish.

Pick an example

Questions

What should a wellness website say about practitioners' licenses?
Name each person and give the credential that applies to them: a state massage or acupuncture license number, or a board certification for coaching. Clients can't check a whole house at once, but they can check a person.
How do I show several wellness services on one page without confusing people?
Give each service a short paragraph saying what happens, how long it takes and what it costs, then offer a free short call for anyone who can't choose. A sampler session helps too.
Can a wellness retreat website take deposits?
The page itself just links out. Put your deposit amount, refund window and payment plan in plain words, and point the button at whatever payment or booking tool you already use.
What do companies look for on a workplace wellness page?
A priced menu, proof of insurance they can forward to facilities, the area you travel to, and a clear line that you collect no employee health information.
Is there a wellness website template I can fill in with AI?
Yes. Copy the prompt into any AI chat, answer its questions about your practice, then paste the HTML it writes into paste page. Sign up free to claim your link.
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