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Your link in bio, on a page you own.

One URL for creators, developers, and anyone who wants links, profiles, and projects in one place. Build the draft first. Other people open it only after you publish.

Why people switch

What you get.

A look you set, one address in every profile, and the clicks after you publish. The longer version of each part is on the features page.

In minutes

A look that matches the work.

Pick a theme, set the colors, and drag so the link you want tapped is first. Finish that in the draft. Other people see the page after you publish.
Create and customize
Linen

Maya Chen

Warm paper, soft cards

Studio tour

Everywhere

Paste it in every website field.

Each of these gives you one website field. This page is the address that goes there. The share dialog can also download a QR.

  • Instagram
  • X
  • TikTok
  • YouTube
  • GitHub
  • LinkedIn
  • Your site
  • QR
Share one link

47 places a link can land

Audience

See what actually got tapped.

Views, where the visit started, and which block. A live count of people on the page, not their names. A shop tap is a click. What they buy after that stays with the shop.
Audience and clicks

Views this week

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4 live

On the page

More than a stack of buttons

A song or video plays from the host. Photos, a date, a code they can copy, a year of GitHub, and follower counts you verify on the account itself.

All blocks

Editor

Paste a link. It files itself.

A profile becomes an icon. A video or song becomes a player. Anything else stays a button you can title.

The editor

Themes

Nine looks. The words stay readable.

A theme sets the type, the button shape, and the colors. Change a color and the text is recalculated so it still reads. The links stay in the same order. A logo does not build the theme.

Themes
page.json
  • "name": "maya"
  • "theme": "ink"
  • "blocks": 6

Yours to take

The page in one file. The clicks in another.

JSON for everything on the page, CSV for every tap. Stop paying and the page pauses. Come back and it is still there.

Export

yours.com

yourspage.com/yourname

Also included

Your own address, when you want it

Use your Page name, or point your own domain at the page when you want. Skip the domain and the name URL still works.

Custom domain

Live examples

Open a live page.

Real pages: photo, links, and pictures. Same kit as yours, different order. Open one.

A note from the founder

Built by one person. Run like it matters.

I made Page after watching people lose pages overnight and get surprise price hikes on a tool that should just work. A link in bio isn’t a career. It shouldn’t feel like rent.

So the rules are simple: you own the page, you can leave with your data, and I don’t make money off the things you sell. If something goes wrong, you hear from a person, not a ticket bot.

Built by one person

Founder of Page

  • Your price never goes up while you're subscribed
  • We email you a week before we charge you
  • Stop paying and your page pauses. Nothing is deleted
  • Export everything whenever you want
  • We never take a cut of what you sell
  • If we take a page down, you'll know why

Pricing

Build for free. You only pay when you hit Publish.

2 months free

Yearly

Best for most

$49/ year

Same page. About two months free versus paying monthly, and your price stays locked while you stay.

Start building free
  • Draft as many pages as you want, free.
  • Unlimited links, cards, and social icons
  • Every theme, plus your own colors and fonts
  • Unlimited Images and Videos
  • Your own domain, if you want one
  • Live analytics and the full history
  • Take the footer badge off
  • We never take a cut of what you sell
  • We handle the hassle. You enjoy the page.
  • Write the founder any time. A person answers.

What is a link in bio?
The one website field on a profile. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, and GitHub each hold a single URL. Paste this page there. The other links live on the page, so you can change them without editing the bio.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes, and you don’t need a card. Sign up, build your whole page, pick a theme and play with everything. You only pay when you press Publish.
Can I paste the same link on every profile?
Yes. Publish once, then paste that address in each website field, and on a site you already run. Change the page later. The bios keep the same URL. The share dialog can also download a QR.
What should I put on the page?
The link you want opened first. Then the profiles, a song or a video that plays from that host, a few pictures, a date, a code someone can copy, or the shop you already run. Up to 60 blocks. The sale still happens on the shop.
What happens if I stop paying?
A monthly or yearly page pauses after a 7-day grace period and visitors see a friendly “not here right now” page. Nothing is deleted. Renew any time and it’s back instantly. A lifetime purchase has no renewal.
How does the custom domain work?
You do not need one. Your Page name works the day you publish. If you already have your own domain, you can point it at the page later. The name stays yours.
What analytics do I get, and do my visitors see a cookie banner?
Views, unique visitors, clicks per link, click-through rate, countries, devices, where people came from, and a live view. It’s cookieless (visitors are counted with a daily-rotating anonymous hash), so there’s nothing to consent to and no banner.
Do you take a cut when I sell things?
Never. Link to Gumroad, Etsy, Shopify, Patreon, whatever you use. We don’t touch your money.
Is this only for influencers?
No. A developer puts the repo and the README link here. A shop puts the hours and a discount code. A musician puts the single and the next dates. The blocks are the same. The order changes.
What if you shut down?
Fair question after Bento. You can export your page and all your analytics at any time. If we ever wind down, you’ll get at least 90 days’ notice. Your custom domain is always yours.

It’s free until you publish. Your name might still be available.