About Page

Page is a link-in-bio page. You build a draft, you publish it, and that published URL is the one address a profile website field can hold. The site is yourspage.com. The product name in the interface is Page.

The draft is free. You do not enter a card to claim a name, paste links, or try a theme. Other people can open the URL only after you publish. Publishing is $5.99 a month, $49 a year, or $149 once. Monthly, yearly, and lifetime include the same kit: the editor, the blocks, the themes, a custom domain with SSL, click history, and export. There is no higher tier that unlocks a feature, and there is no free published plan.

A hostname you already own is one DNS record. You still pay the registrar. Page does not sell the domain and does not keep it if you leave. A username URL works if you skip that record. Up to 60 blocks fit. A shop you already run stays a link. Checkout stays on that shop. Page does not take a cut of what you sell.

If a monthly or yearly plan lapses, the page pauses after 7 days. Visitors see a short note. Nothing is deleted. A lifetime purchase has no renewal. Any payment, including a renewal or lifetime, is refunded in full within 14 days. The page downloads as JSON and the clicks download as CSV on every paid plan. If the product itself ever shuts down, the terms give at least 90 days’ notice so you can export. Visitors are not tracked with cookies.

Page is built by one person. Abhijit is the name on the site and on the notes in the blog. The homepage says the same thing: one person, the rules written down, and a reply from a person when something goes wrong. This page does not add a street address, a phone number, a founding year, or a headcount. Those are not published.

Questions go to hello@yourspage.com. The contact page is that address, plus where a refund and a page report should go. The legal pages are the terms, the privacy policy, the refund policy, and the content policy.