How much does ChiroMatrix cost?
Plans start at $99.
It doesn’t publish prices for its six plans. One customer reported paying $1,599 a month for the top package in 2025.
ChiroMatrix renews for another full term unless you cancel in writing. We don’t tie you to a term at all.
ChiroMatrix is the chiropractic brand of iMatrix, part of Internet Brands. Plans start at $99, but it doesn’t list prices for each plan. Its terms set a term that renews automatically, charge the rest of the term if you leave early, and license the site to you rather than sell it.
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No contracts ✦ No setup fees ✦ Unlimited edits ✦ Your site, your domain ✦ Cancel anytime
Plans start at $99.
It doesn’t publish prices for its six plans. One customer reported paying $1,599 a month for the top package in 2025.
Yes, but the amount isn’t published.
Setup and other one-time fees are due when you sign the order form. Members of some chiropractic associations get them waived.
Yes, and it renews itself.
Your order sets the first term, and each renewal is just as long. Leave early and the rest of the term’s fees are due.
No. You license it during your term.
iMatrix owns the site and its content, apart from your own data and content. Domains it registers for you are in your name.
In writing, 30 days before the term ends.
Send the cancellation form from its billing team in that window too. Miss it and the term renews.
ChiroMatrix makes sense if you want a chiropractic site with booking, patient education and marketing from one company, and you’re fine with a term that renews.
A 15-minute call about your business and what you want the site to do.
Designed and written for you, included in your plan. Live in about two weeks.
And take hosting off your plate. The site and the domain are yours.
Before you cancel ChiroMatrix
Example homepage designs for a family clinic, a sports and rehab practice and a walk-in clinic. Tap one to see the whole page.
Family chiropractic
Sports & rehab chiropractic
Walk-in chiropractic
Yes. ChiroMatrix is the chiropractic brand of iMatrix, in business since 2001 and now part of Internet Brands. iMatrix is BBB accredited with an A+ rating and one complaint in three years, from a customer held to a one-year contract.
ChiroMatrix says its plans start at $99 but doesn’t list prices for its six tiers. A customer told the BBB in 2025 they were paying $1,599 a month for the top package. Setup fees are extra, and some association members get them waived.
No. Its terms set a first term in your order that renews for the same length. To leave, give written notice and send its cancellation form at least 30 days before the term ends. Leaving early can cost the rest of the term’s fees.
No. iMatrix owns the website and its content and licenses it to you during your term. You keep your own data, and domains it registers for you are in your name.
If you want a site you own with no term, yes: Happy Websites is $99 or $199 a month and you can cancel anytime. ChiroMatrix includes chiropractic tools we don’t offer, like built-in booking, a spine simulator and patient education, plus SEO and ads on higher plans.