Link in bio
One link that is
actually yours.
The page behind your bio link: your links, your work, your contact card, your drops. Hosted at the edge, edited any time, and · unlike the rented handle on someone else's domain · it can live on a domain you own. The same page answers a scan, a tap and a click.
no subscription · pay per visit · your own domain free from $19 · QR included
Real previews
These are not screenshots.
They are the pages.
Every card renders in the same engine that serves a visitor · what you see here is what a scan or a tap gets, byte for byte.
More than links
A bio link aggregates.
An identity answers.
- Owned, not rented · connect your own domain and the address is yours for good. Platforms come and go; your page moves with you, printed codes included.
- Physical and digital · the same page sits behind the link in your bio, the QR on your poster and the NFC tag on your table. One page, every handshake.
- It exchanges · a Save-contact button puts your vCard in their phone; a form brings their details back to you. Identity is a two-way street.
- It adapts · smart blocks show different content by country, language, device or time of day. Tour dates for Berlin, the merch stand for everyone else.
- It answers · switch on the AI concierge and your page fields questions about you while you sleep, grounded in what the page says.
- Machines can read it · opt into discovery and your page carries a schema.org identity card, so search engines and AI assistants get facts, not guesses.
The pricing
No subscription.
You pay when it works.
One visit costs one credit. The $8 pack covers 2,000 visits; bigger packs bring the rate down to $0.40 per 1,000. Credits last 12 months, nothing auto-renews, and a month where nobody clicks costs you nothing · which is precisely the month a subscription bills you for.
The other difference is placement: everywhere else the custom domain is the expensive tier. Here your first domain is free from the $19 pack, because an identity you rent is not an identity. Full ladder on the pricing page, and the pledge is what we will never do with it.
Questions
Asked, answered.
How is this different from Linktree?
Three ways. Your page can live on your own domain (free from the $19 pack), so the address is yours, not rented. The same page answers a printed QR code, an NFC tag and the link in your social bios. And there is no subscription: you buy credits once and pay per visit, so a quiet month costs nothing.
What does it cost?
One credit per visit. Packs start at $8 for 2,000 visits and scale to $0.40 per 1,000 at volume. Credits are valid 12 months and there is no monthly fee, no auto-renewal, and nothing that charges you for not being visited.
Will my link preview properly when I share it?
Yes. Every page ships OpenGraph tags built from your profile: your name, tagline and avatar appear when the link is pasted into a DM, a group chat or a social profile. Preview fetches by the platforms do not consume your credits.
Can people find my page on Google?
Only if you want them to. Pages are unlisted by default; a single toggle makes yours discoverable, and it then also carries a machine-readable identity card (schema.org) that search engines and AI assistants can read.
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