Video ads for chiropractors, made from your own footage
Most people pick a chiropractor after watching one explain what they do. Oak Reel turns that explanation into a month of short Facebook and Instagram ads for your practice.
Free, no sign-up. $2,500 a month when you start, first 30 days free, cancel any time.
What Meta leads cost chiropractors
- Median cost per lead
- $27.11
- Median cost per click
- $1.84
- Median conversion rate
- 7.98%
Health & Fitness, the nearest published category, from WordStream by LocaliQ’s 2026 Facebook ads benchmarks (US lead campaigns, medians).
Work out what your budget buysAre Facebook ads worth it for chiropractors?Why video of your own chiropractor
- There is no published Meta benchmark for chiropractic alone; the nearest category, health and fitness, had a $27.11 median cost per lead.
- Ads describe the visit and the approach rather than the viewer’s pain, which keeps them inside Meta’s rules.
- You approve every ad, and leads arrive in your own inbox.
What your chiropractor films
20 to 30 minutes a month on a phone, in one sitting.
- 1Who you are and how you work with new patients.
- 2What happens at the first appointment.
- 3How you decide whether care is a fit, and when you refer out.
- 4What a typical plan of visits looks like.
- 5Ten seconds inviting people to book a first visit at your clinic, by name.
Ads your chiropractor would star in
Each ad answers one question people ask before they call:
- “What your first chiropractic appointment with us includes”
- “Here’s how chiropractic care works with us”
- “Three questions to ask any chiropractor”
Example ads for chiropractors
Stock footage and an invented practice. Yours use your own name, photos and, once you start, your own footage.
The rules your ads follow
- Ads may not assert or imply the viewer has a medical condition (“Back pain keeping you up?”). Meta Advertising Standards: personal attributes
- Health claims need competent and reliable scientific evidence. FTC Health Products Compliance Guidance
Paste your own ad copy into the free ad checker to see what it flags. Nothing runs until your practice approves it.