Instant websites use information from prospects or existing accounts to quickly create a Duda website, which can help increase PPC and organic campaign conversions by offering instant previews when a lead form is filled out. Learn more about Instant Sites.

Dynamic Pages enable you to design a page once and use it to create multiple pages.

Each one displays different content based on items in a 3rd-party dataset (including Google Sheets & Airtable and your own database).  Learn more about Dynamic Pages.

Dynamic Pages is the ideal solution for creating websites that contain multiple pages with the same structure but different content, or building multiple landing pages under one site domain.

• Real estate listings
• Team member profiles
• Recipe pages
• Review and listing sites
• Portfolios
• Brand locations 
• Landing pages
• Product, part, or service catalogs 

Connected Data allows you to connect site widgets to data that is maintained in external sources and/or inside the site’s Content Library. This enables you to have one source of truth to build websites more quickly, keep websites up-to-date and accurate, ensure site-wide consistency of important information, and more. 

When sites widgets are connected through Connected Data, you no longer need to manually change the data in each of the widgets as they are controlled through the Content Library. Learn more about Connected Data.

API access is available with a custom plan. Schedule a call with our team, so we can get to know your business and create a custom solution for you. Learn more about our API.

Yes! Since Duda’s API adheres to the industry standard “REST” interface, it is possible to connect it with most customer relationship management (CRM) systems. Agencies and SaaS platforms have used Duda to build and generate websites for their clients entirely via API—either by selecting and populating templates or by informing Duda’s AI Stack and triggering a site build. Many businesses leverage Duda’s APIs to maintain those sites, as well, by transmitting business information, like operating hours or location addresses, from their CRM to Duda—which is then injected into the live website. Duda’s own internal client onboarding tools, like the Content Collection Form, can be initiated via API, too. These are just a few of the ways businesses automate client onboarding with Duda. For more information, contact sales.

Yes! An “SEO” object can be sent to Duda’s servers via the “Pages” API to update the title, meta-description, open graph image, and index status programmatically. In addition, the content within pages can be updated via the “Page Element” API, or by connecting drag-and-drop elements to internal or external databases and updating those databases. Blog articles can be written externally and sent to Duda sites via API as well, or via Zapier. More technical SEO, like URL redirects or Schema injection, can be automated via API, too. Many API automations can be orchestrated by LLMs via Duda’s MCP server, allowing you to conduct SEO-related tasks like blog post creation conversationally.  For more information, contact sales.

Duda’s API orchestrates the production and management of websites. Developers use GET requests to get a list of all sites and available templates, and use POST requests to modify those sites and templates. Site modifications include the ability to add or delete pages, update or inject content, add or remove sections, modify site navigation, create and manage blog posts, define URL rules like redirects, and even generate entire sites with Duda’s AI Stack. Developers are able to modify Duda’s internal Collections, as well, by creating entirely new collections or modifying existing ones. Within the site, Duda exposes APIs to control many aspects of first-party Membership, Bookings, and eCommerce solutions, like product catalogs, shipping providers, payment gateways, and more. User permissions at the account level can be assigned and managed via API, as well, for both team members and client accounts. Even advanced solutions like SSO links, the generation of SSL Certificates, and manual control of site backups are available via API, as well as simpler requests like analytic reporting for individual sites. Browse Duda’s complete API documentation for more detailed information.

No! While Duda’s REST API may require the assistance of a developer to implement, Duda offers other, no-code ways to automate common tasks. With Zapier, agencies can create sites, update their site’s content library, create clients, create blogs, and add content to site collections, as well as respond to triggers like new form submissions, new store orders, new site comments, new blog posts, and more. These actions and triggers can be combined with other Zapier applications to create very powerful, yet complex routines. Beyond Zapier, Duda offers a suite of Connectors for the Duda App Store for many popular tools like Hubspot, Notion, Quick Books, GoHighLevel, and more.

Productivity is at the forefront of every feature Duda developers. Automation capabilities are present throughout the platform, by default. Connected Data, for example, allows designers to associate the content contained within widgets with known values that they define. Text widgets throughout a site can be connected to the business’s hours of operation, for example, making it easy to update it once and see the change populate everywhere. That same business information can also be connected, natively, to the customer’s Google Business Profile; meaning that information would update there, as well—all at once. Design considerations, like colors and fonts, can be connected in a similar way, ensuring brand consistency across the site. Duda also provides a suite of bulk actions available via the Site Audit panel, like generating missing alt text for images, all at once, across the entire site. New time-saving features and being developed and rolled out constantly. To stay up to date on Duda’s latest innovations, visit Product Updates.