PAKA pairs an adaptive canvas with an AI agent for independent businesses. Plans from $29/month or $0 with commission. Free trial on every plan.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
PAKA is a platform that gives independent businesses, experts and creators an adaptive canvas paired with an AI agent. Customers can discover offers, ask questions, book, buy and return to the same experience. The site describes it as a next generation of business website, built around conversation rather than static pages.
The company contrasts PAKA with two familiar setups. A website presents information, and a chatbot answers in a box while the rest of the page stays the same. PAKA instead changes the content, layout and available actions as the conversation develops, which it calls Generative UI.
PAKA has three parts. The Canvas is what customers see, and it adapts to what they say or type. The AI agent uses the business's knowledge to answer questions and recommend options. The Cockpit is where the owner manages knowledge, offers and rules, and keeps control of what the agent does.
Setup starts from material the business already has, such as links and documents. A setup agent organizes it, asks questions and suggests what is missing. The owner then reviews products, prices, capacity and availability and approves the experience. URL Prompts can send visitors from a website, campaign or social post into a Canvas with a starting context.
Customers can use text or voice inside the Canvas. The agent can recommend a workshop to a beginner, explain a lesson or help choose a product variant. Offers can include physical products, recorded courses, digital downloads, bookable sessions, services and memberships.
Connected payments run through Stripe or PayMe. Returning customers get a personal space showing purchases, course progress, upcoming appointments and remaining sessions. For businesses without online payments, the agent can collect an enquiry with its context for follow-up. Owner-defined rules set the boundaries the agent works within.
PAKA is a platform that gives independent businesses, experts and creators an adaptive canvas and an AI agent. Customers can discover offers, ask questions, book, buy and return to the same experience. The owner manages knowledge, offers and rules through a Cockpit.
Commerce plans cost $0, $39 or $129 per month, with commissions of 6%, 3% and 1% per successful payment. Presence Starter costs $29 per month with no sales commission. Prices exclude taxes and payment-provider fees.
Yes. Every plan includes a free trial of 14 days or 2,500 credits, whichever comes first, and no card is required at signup. Connecting a payment provider is a separate setup step before collecting payments.
According to the pricing page, not yet. Registration opens soon, and the plans and trial describe how PAKA will work when it opens. In the meantime, the site invites visitors to get in touch with the team.
Yes. You can keep your website and use URL Prompts, which are links that carry a starting context into your Canvas. Visitors arrive at an experience relevant to the offer they clicked, and you can start with one part of your business.
The sources name Stripe and PayMe as payment providers you can connect to accept payments. WhatsApp, phone calls and custom domains are planned for a later release and are not part of the current offer.
PAKA combines an AI agent with a Canvas that adapts content and available actions to the conversation. Customers can see relevant offers, explore options and continue into booking or purchasing within the same experience, rather than reading an answer in a separate box.
On an active plan after the trial, your canvas, checkout and access to purchased content stay available. Open-ended AI conversations, voice, tutoring, generation and broadcasts pause until you buy a credit pack or your next monthly allowance arrives.