Need a Link Page for All Your Links? Here Are the 3 Best Options (FREE!)
#3 is has no paid versions—All have a free forever tier :)
Yesterday, I got a Twitter DM from a wannabe writer and she asked how I got the link that I had put in my Twitter bio.
Oh, she was talking about that Link in Bio tool. There are many out there.
A Link in Bio is a simple website builder tool that is intended to keep all of your links together so that you can put this one link on all your socials. Apart from simplifying your job, they also help you look professional and your readers in finding things easily.
But you need not get lost in the heap because I’ve filtered out the best for you. It’ll get your job done — beautifully.
Let’s jump right in.
#1: Beacons
Beacons.ai is a simple yet beautiful Link in Bio builder.
You can connect all your socials, feature your latest tweets (or select ones), accept donations, sell products and merch and much more.
They have two tiers: a totally free forever one and a paid $10/mo.
The paid plan unlocks features like custom domain integration, enhanced analytics, 0% commission on sales, and team accounts.
#2: Linktree
Linktr.ee one is the most famous among these three and probably in business for the longest time.
More than 25 million people use Linktree to create their link page.
You can connect your socials, website, store, videos, music, podcast, events and more. It all comes together in a link in bio landing page.
They offer a ton of features and quite a few third-party integrations like Zapier, Shopify, etc. too.
They have a free forever tier with limited basic features and 3 paid tiers. You can choose one among them according to your specific use case.
#3: Bio Link
This is the simplest and most straight-forward of them all. (bio.link)
First of all, this product is created by the team at Buy Me a Coffee. You know BMC, right?
It’s free forever. And here is its features list.
It is fast and offers a limited suite of features.
Look, there’s a paradox here. We think the more features a product has, the better it is. But that’s not completely true.
Most of the time, having limited features is what’s better. And the most important aspect is it should fit your needs.
Take the example of Medium. Don't you think its limited suite of features makes it all the more interesting?That’s why it’s my favourite. (Little promotion: Check out my bio.link page here)
All of them are really good options and you can use any one of them for free, forever.
So, check them out and choose what fits your needs the best.
I hope it helps. Until next time, byeee! ❤️
