Websites shouldn’t take weeks to build.

Yes. You describe your practice in a sentence: what you treat, where you are, who you see. Then Puko writes the copy, chooses the layout, picks the typeface and colours, and puts the page online. There is no template to choose and nothing to drag into position. Changes are made by asking for them in plain words.

During Early Access it is free for 12 months, with no card required to start. That covers one published website, hosting, your own domain, appointment booking, enquiry forms and visitor analytics. Those are the things a practice would otherwise pay an agency a project fee and a monthly retainer for.

Yes. Every site can take online bookings without any extra setup. You set which days you open, the times you offer on each day, and how many appointments one slot accepts. The visitor picks a time, and both of you are emailed. You can approve, hold or decline a request from the dashboard, and a slot that is full stops being offered.

Yes. Connect a domain you already own and Puko issues the HTTPS certificate for it, so the site is served on your own address rather than a subdomain of ours. There are step-by-step guides for Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare and the other common registrars.

Google Analytics 4, the Meta Pixel and Microsoft Clarity connect by pasting in your own ID. No code, no plugin. Zapier connects the site to everything else, so a new booking or enquiry can create a row in a sheet, a card in a CRM or a message in your team chat. Visitor analytics are built in and need no connector at all.

Yes, through your own Razorpay account, so the money reaches you directly and never passes through us. Use it to charge for a booking, take a deposit against a no-show, or put content behind a payment. Your Razorpay key is stored encrypted and is only opened to sign a request to Razorpay on your behalf.

Every page is server-rendered with its own title and description, a sitemap, and structured data describing the business, its address and its opening hours, which is what search engines read to show a local business properly. Layouts are built mobile-first, because most people looking for a clinic or a studio are on a phone.

Most practice websites are static: they describe the business and then do nothing. If yours cannot take a booking, cannot get an enquiry into your inbox, or cannot tell you who visited, a Puko website replaces it in an afternoon and does all three. Keep your domain: point it here and the address your patients already know stays the same.

A drag-and-drop builder gives you a canvas: you pick a template and assemble the site yourself, then add apps for booking and forms. Puko writes the page instead. You describe the practice, a complete page appears, and you change it by saying what you want changed. Bookings, enquiries and analytics are part of it from the first minute.

Your name, email address and profile picture, and only to create your account and sign you in. Puko reads nothing else from your Google account and sends nothing to it.