Message match
The live hero says “Find a psychiatrist,” but the real step is a ten-minute assessment that checks coverage and matches you. I aligned the headline and CTA to the actual job: check coverage, then get matched.
In-network psychiatry, 100% online
See a psychiatrist who takes your insurance, in days.
Most patients pay about $30 a visit. Check your coverage in under a minute, then get matched with a psychiatrist who actually fits.
- 13,000+ 5-star reviews
- 86% feel better after 2 visits
- ~$30 average copay
- In-network guarantee
HIPAA
LegitScript
FSA / HSA
“I had a real psychiatrist, covered by my insurance, within a week.”
Verified patient review
Is Talkiatry right for you?
Three quick questions. You will know if we are a fit before you spend ten minutes on the full assessment. No account needed.
How it works
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Check coverage
Confirm we take your plan and that we treat what you are dealing with, up front.
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Get matched
A short assessment matches you with psychiatrists who fit your needs and preferences.
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Meet in days
Book a video visit, often within a week. No waitlists, no commute.
Straight answers on coverage and fit
We would rather tell you in one minute than after ten. Here is who we can help today.
- In-network with 200+ commercial plans, including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare
- Available in all 50 states and DC, 100% online
- Patients age 5 and up
- We do not accept Medicaid yet
- We cannot treat conditions that need in-person care, such as eating disorders and schizophrenia
Why this page looks like this
A note for the hiring team. This prototype is one focused bet from my 30-day plan: make eligibility clear up front so more qualified visitors start the application, and fewer unqualified visitors stall inside a ten-minute assessment.
The qualified lever
“Qualified application start” is the metric. The eligibility check filters out who we cannot serve (Medicaid, under 5, in-person conditions) while reassuring who we can. That lifts the quality of starts and downstream booking and show rates, not just raw clicks.
One unified CTA
The live site uses five different labels for the same action. I picked one primary CTA and would A/B it against the control. Proof sits next to the CTA, not buried lower.
Trust by design
Public proof (reviews, 86% better, ~$30 copay, in-network guarantee, compliance badges) is placed at the decision point. A 988 crisis line is always visible, which a responsible mental-health page should do.
Accessibility, WCAG 2.2 AA
Semantic landmarks, a skip link, labeled form controls with fieldset and legend, visible focus states, AA contrast, large tap targets, and reduced-motion support. Toggle keyboard navigation and it all works.
Tracking built in
Open the Events panel (bottom left). Every interaction fires a named GA4-style event with parameters, including the cross-domain assessment_start that is usually where attribution breaks. This is the tracking plan, demonstrated.
Full write-up: audit, prioritized backlog, experiment brief, tracking plan, and QA checklist available on request. Built as a single dependency-free page so it loads fast and every line is reviewable.