8 Best HIPAA-Compliant Website Builders of 2026

Wix ranks first because it brings a full general-purpose website builder into HIPAA scope without a sales process. On a Business plan or higher, you open the HIPAA Compliance tab under Compliance, Privacy & Cookies, click Activate PHI Protection and then sign the BAA in the dashboard. From then on the Wix App Market shows only HIPAA-compliant apps, which Wix says includes apps for bookings, forms and messaging, and the Inbox only connects to compliant channels. You also get data request tools for exporting or deleting a visitor's PHI. The trade-offs are documented by Wix itself: some apps and features may stop working, identifying visitor data disappears from analytics, booking notes should not hold health details, and the BAA excludes non-HIPAA Wix services and third-party apps. Practices that use old Wix Forms must rebuild them. We could not confirm a USD plan price from our location, so check the Business plan price on the Wix plans page.

SimplePractice comes second because the website is a free extra on software many therapists already pay for. The builder pulls practice details from your SimplePractice account, so a basic site can go live in minutes on a SimplePractice domain or your own custom domain. Sections cover your introduction, specialties, contact details and online appointment requests, and SimplePractice says secure intake forms are built in. Updates flow to the Client Portal and the Therapy Finder directory profile, which links back to your site. SimplePractice describes the builder as HIPAA-compliant by design and HITRUST-certified, with no extra security plugins or certificates needed, and links its BAA from every page footer. The Starter plan costs $49 a month after an introductory discount, with a 30-day free trial. The limit is scope: the site exists inside SimplePractice, so practices that run a different EHR or need complex multi-page designs will find Wix or a done-for-you service a better fit.

TherapySites ranks third because it combines a managed website with clear, low published prices. Core at $69 a month, after a $199 one-time design fee, covers domain management, hosting, an SSL-secured, mobile responsive and ADA-friendly site that the plan lists as HIPAA-compliant, plus online appointment scheduling, unlimited email accounts and unlimited live support. For patient data, the secure emails and forms service starts at $15 a month and comes with a business associate agreement. It includes pre-built templates such as intake forms, PHQ-9 and GAD-7, lets clients sign forms digitally, and has a mobile app. Higher tiers run from Advantage at $99 with SEO up to Elite Plus at $336 with social media and reputation management. The main drawback is that HIPAA-covered forms are always an add-on, so budget at least $84 a month for a site plus secure intake. TherapySites is run by the same Internet Brands company that operates Officite.

Brighter Vision builds websites for therapists and psychologists and handles HIPAA through a partnership with Hushmail. The Start plan costs $78 a month billed annually or $99 monthly, plus a $100 setup fee, and covers a site built by its design team, hosting, SSL, one custom domain, a pre-written content library, a homepage content generator, ready-to-use forms and unlimited support. Those standard forms are not the HIPAA ones: secure forms come from Hushmail, either as an add-on starting at $14.99 a month with one encrypted email account, a BAA, HIPAA secure email archiving and up to 3 secure web forms, or bundled into the Flourish plan at $349 a month with 5 HIPAA secure email addresses. The Enterprise add-on at $24.99 adds electronic form signatures for digital intake. It ranks below TherapySites mainly on cost, since a site plus secure forms starts around $93 a month on annual billing.

Officite is the medical counterpart to TherapySites, run by the same Internet Brands company, and it is the strongest managed option here for specialty medical practices. Every one of its five packages, from Premium to Elite, includes website hosting with a doctor portal, healthcare-focused SEO, custom-written SEO content and interactive patient education. HIPAA-compliant encrypted email and secure web forms are included in four of the five packages, along with AI search optimization and reputation management, while the top tiers add social media management and Google Ads. Officite publishes its Business Associate Agreement, which covers any PHI collected or processed under the service agreement, and it also offers a HIPAA-compliant telemedicine solution. Designs are grouped by specialty, from audiology and dermatology to podiatry and urology. The drawback is transparency: the packages page lists features but no prices, so you have to talk to a Web Presence Advisor to compare cost against Wix or Tebra.

Tebra suits independent medical practices that want the website to be one part of a larger practice system. Its practice websites service covers custom medical website design, SEO for medical practices, content management, blogging with the option of Tebra's writers, and online appointment booking from the site. The bigger draw is what sits behind it: Tebra sells a HIPAA-compliant EHR with FIPS 140-2 validated encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, two-factor authentication and audit trails, plus billing, payments, digital intake and patient messaging. Tebra says more than 42,000 US practices are growing with it. The website page itself does not spell out HIPAA form handling, so a practice should confirm in writing which website features its BAA covers. Prices are not published and are quoted after a demo, which is why Tebra scores lower on value than tools with clear price lists.

Atlantic.Net is not a website builder; it is the hosting route for practices that already run, or want, a custom WordPress site. Its page states plainly that standard WordPress.com hosting will not meet HIPAA and that Atlantic.Net signs the Business Associate Agreement with HIPAA WordPress hosting customers. The infrastructure is SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 Type II certified and HIPAA audited, and plans include a fully managed FortiGate firewall, managed VPN, on-site daily backups, server management and scheduled vulnerability scans. The entry HIPAA Developer Linux server has 6 vCPU, 16GB RAM and 200GB SSD storage for $607.11 a month on a 12-month term, falling to $516.34 on 36 months, and the HIPAA Business server starts at $740.87. That buys full design freedom and any form plugin you choose, but you need a developer to build the site, vet plugins and keep WordPress patched, which is why it ranks low on ease of use and value for a small practice.

Liquid Web is the second hosting option and the cheaper one by published price. Its dedicated HIPAA server solutions are billed monthly from $229 a month on Linux and $271 on Windows, and the packages list a hardware firewall and VPN, intrusion detection, Acronis backups and full management, with endpoint detection and response included. Liquid Web describes its servers as HIPAA-ready, hosted in wholly owned data centers with locked server cabinets and 24/7 on-site support, and says it offers HIPAA audited hosting trusted by 400+ organizations. Its HIPAA multi-server package description lists encryption, access controls, audits, incident response, breach notification and BAAs. Like Atlantic.Net, this is infrastructure rather than a builder: a practice needs someone to install WordPress or another CMS, configure secure forms and keep everything patched. Confirm in writing that a BAA covers the specific server package you buy.