A free alternative to DocPulse for solo & small clinics.

Yes to start — UpcharHub gives every clinic its first week free with no credit card required, followed by ₹399 ₹99/month promotional pricing until the later of January 2027 and ABHA approval. The first 500 lifetime-free places are taken; those doctors keep it free for life. It runs in any browser with nothing to install.

Yes. Every visit printout uses the 1-0-1 dosing grid with the instruction underneath in the patient's own language — one of ten languages — Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam or English — for example 1-0-1 = सुबह – शाम in Hindi — so patients know exactly what their doctor advised. A printout is an unsigned draft; it becomes a valid prescription once you sign it.

UpcharHub checks the prescription when you print for major interactions, pregnancy and allergies, with dose checks for about 20 high-risk medicines. It makes your letterhead from a photo of your old one, and prints the dose line in the patient's own language. We couldn't find caution checks, a letterhead maker or patient-language dose lines on DocPulse's clinic page as of November 2026. DocPulse does have appointments, multi-doctor clinics and an in-patient module.

No. UpcharHub is practice-management software for registered medical practitioners. It does not create or issue prescriptions for patients, and it does not sell, stock or dispense any medicine. A doctor writes up their own visit and prints an unsigned draft, which becomes a valid prescription only after that treating doctor signs it. No patient can sign up for UpcharHub or ask it for anything: the only things that ever reach a patient are a copy of what their own doctor wrote and chose to send them, and a reminder of the follow-up date that doctor set.