Plyto is an AI ads manager for dental practices. It writes and runs your Google Search and Facebook campaigns from your own ad accounts, builds a landing page that asks for a name and a phone number or frames your own booking calendar, blocks the search terms that cannot become patients, and shows which campaign the new patients came from. Nothing launches without your click.
General and family practices
New-patient exams, cleanings, the emergency that becomes a patient for life.
Cosmetic and implants
Higher tickets, longer decisions, and ads the platforms review closely.
Emergency dental
Searched in pain, decided in a minute, won by the number that answers.
Practices with a front desk, not a marketer
Someone answers the phone. Nobody reads the search terms.
'Dentist near me' sits next to 'dental assistant jobs', 'dental school', 'how much do dentists make' and 'free dental clinic' in the same campaign, and each click costs the same. A practice that checks the account monthly has paid for all of them. The other loss is the landing page: a website built to describe the practice, when the searcher wanted to book.
Ad groups for new patients, emergencies, and the specific services you name, each with its own headlines. Ads run from your own Google and Facebook accounts, with your own photos of the office and the team.
One landing page per ad group: your headline, your photo, three plain steps, and either a short form (name, phone, email) or your own online scheduler framed on the page, so the click ends in an appointment.
The agent reads the terms every day and blocks the job seekers, the students, the free-clinic searches and the insurance-only queries you do not take. Every block is in your note.
Plyto is not a HIPAA-covered system and does not sign business associate agreements. Clinical records stay in your practice software. Plyto holds how someone found you, what they asked for, whether they booked, and what the marketing cost.
An example, using the product as shipped:
The office manager types 'family dentist in Plano, new patient exams and emergency visits' and pastes the practice's online scheduling link.
The agent drafts a Google Search campaign with new-patient and emergency ad groups and a landing page per group with the scheduler framed on it.
The dentist approves the new-patient group at $25 a day, read back as about $750 a month.
Day one: 'dental hygienist jobs plano' and 'free dental clinic' clicked. Blocked the same morning.
Day two: the launch report shows spend, clicks, three bookings, and the search behind each.
Plyto is not a HIPAA-covered system and does not sign business associate agreements. Clinical records stay in your practice software. Plyto holds how someone found you, what they asked for, whether they booked, and what the marketing cost.
Yes, as their own ad groups with their own pages. Prices and financing appear only when you supply them; the agent will not invent a price.
Yes. Paste the scheduling link and the page frames it, so the booking lands in your system. Otherwise the page carries a short form and the front desk calls back.
Search catches the person looking for a dentist right now. Facebook and Instagram work for a specific offer to your area with your own photos. Each is its own campaign and its own approval.
Ads Manager is $49 a month after a 14-day free trial, no card. Ad spend is separate, from your own accounts, under a hard daily cap you set.
$49 a month after a 14-day trial. Launch is your click.
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