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Free forever · part of the appointment system

Somebody in your city is searching for you right now.
They are finding a directory that charges doctors.

Somebody in Gurugram types “cardiologist in Gurugram”. Today they find a directory that charges doctors to appear higher. Your doctors get their own page instead — with their council registration on it, and a booking button that goes straight to your calendar.

NADI · YOUR PAGE
● URL yours, today
● Booking built in
● Cost zero
✓ findable, bookable

A listing on somebody else’s directory

Your page, not a directory listing
A page you own, on a domain you control.
  • Ranked by who paid more this month
  • Star ratings from people you cannot verify
  • A commission on every appointment
  • Their brand on the page, not yours
  • You lose the patient when you stop paying

Your own page on Drapto

  • Alphabetical — nobody pays to appear above you
  • No ratings at all, because we cannot verify them
  • No commission, ever, on your consultation fee
  • Your name, your registration, your colour
  • Free forever, so there is nothing to stop paying

The address is the point

/doctors/cardiology/gurugram/dr-priya-nair
/doctors/cardiology/gurugram
/hospital/your-clinic

The speciality and the city are in the address because that is what people search. A page at /doctor/12345 ranks for nothing at all.

Written into the page, not loaded after

Every profile is rendered on the server with proper Physician markup before it leaves us. A page a search engine has to wait for is a page it reads as empty.

No stars. Not now, not later.

Drapto hosts no ratings, publishes no rankings and sells no placement. The directory is alphabetical. The moment a directory starts ordering doctors it is selling position, and every doctor knows it.

Your registration, shown

Your council number appears on your page so a patient can look you up on the register. That is what the number is for, and it is the difference between your page and an anonymous listing.

What you do not treat, said plainly

If you do not see under-16s, the page says so. Somebody who books the wrong clinician has lost a day off work and a fee — and you have lost the slot.

Change your name, keep your rank

Old addresses keep working and redirect properly. A page that has spent two years earning its position does not start again because somebody married.

Off until you switch it on, doctor by doctor. Nobody is put on the public web because somebody ticked a box.

Nobody pays to appear above you.

The directory is alphabetical, hosts no ratings and sells no placement. Under the NMC conduct rules, a doctor buying position is the doctor advertising.

The booking page is free, permanently.

No cap, no commission, and it does not move behind the paywall later.