If you are looking for a website for a psychologist, a therapist website or a counsellor website, you will find many builders. Most of them give you a site. A site is the easy part. Booking, payments and reminders are separate pieces, and on a general builder you choose, connect and maintain each one yourself.
Below are five options and what each suits. We make Leshya, so read our part with that in mind. Prices change, so check each company's page on the day you decide.
Leshya
A Leshya practice site lives at yourname.leshya.app, not on a domain of your own. You build it from sections such as your story, a gallery, a YouTube video, an FAQ, your offerings, your counsellors and a booking panel. The booking panel shows your offerings and available times. Clients pay online at checkout through Razorpay and a receipt goes to both of you. Your intake questions go to the client at booking, reminders go out 24 hours and 1 hour before, and a client can book as a guest.
The practice website is an optional feature with its own plan entitlement, so read the pricing section first. It gives you less design freedom than WordPress. It suits a counsellor who wants to be bookable this week without joining tools together. A website or a published profile does not guarantee clients, and a person reviews every counsellor profile before it goes live.
Every Leshya page and counsellor website follows WCAG 2.1 AA practices, so clients who are blind or have low vision can browse and book with a screen reader.
Wix
Wix is a hosted builder, so hosting, security updates and the editor come in one subscription. On wix.com/plans in October 2026 the yearly reference prices, GST included, were Light $17.77, Core $29.77 and Business $39.77 a month in US dollars, and the rupee price shows only at checkout from India. Wix Bookings is free to add, but online payments need a paid plan. Wix Payments is not offered in India, so you open an account with a provider Wix lists for India, such as Razorpay, PayU or Cashfree, and connect it. You write the pages, the booking service, the intake form and the email wording yourself. It suits someone who wants a hosted editor and is happy to do that setup.
WordPress
WordPress software is free. You pay for hosting and a domain, and booking, payments and forms each come from a plugin with its own settings and updates. A third-party check of one Indian host in September 2026 showed plans from about Rs 69 to 249 a month for the first term and Rs 289 to 649 on renewal, before GST. Updates, backups and security are your job, or you pay someone. It gives the most control and asks the most time. It suits a counsellor who enjoys tinkering or has someone to maintain the site.
Squarespace
Squarespace lists four website plans, and each lists online payments for selling products and services, as listed on its website in October 2026. Its prices are in US dollars. Appointment booking is not in its plan table: Squarespace Scheduling is a separate product with its own plans. It lists booking on your site or a branded booking page, confirmation and reminder emails on all plans, text reminders from its Standard plan, and payment through Stripe, Square or PayPal. Check that your chosen gateway works with an Indian bank account before you commit. It suits a counsellor who wants a polished design and is happy to add and pay for scheduling separately.
Linktree
Linktree gives you one link for your Instagram bio, with buttons to your other links. It is quick to set up and has a free plan and paid plans; check linktr.ee for current prices. It is not a website: it does not show your qualifications, fee and times in one place, and a button to a form or payment link leaves you to join the booking and the payment by hand. It suits a counsellor who wants a simple doorway to a few places, and many keep it alongside a booking page.
Which fits your need
Want full control and have time or help: WordPress. Want a hosted editor and are fine connecting a gateway and booking tool: Wix or Squarespace. Want only a link in your bio: Linktree. Want a site where booking, payment, intake and reminders already work together, in rupees: Leshya.
Whatever you pick, book a session on it yourself, as a stranger, on a phone. The checklist below lists what a counsellor site needs.
Some of your clients use a screen reader: Leshya's practice site follows WCAG 2.1 AA practices. On a builder, how accessible the site is depends on the template and how you set it up.
Common questions
It depends on how much you want to set up yourself. WordPress gives control, Wix and Squarespace give a hosted editor, and Leshya gives a practice site with booking and payments already working together. A general builder gives you a site, and you add booking, payments and reminders.
