Create Your Own Link-in-Bio Page and Share Everything With One Link

BioLink.page gives you one page that holds the links you want people to find, and one short address you can put in any social profile. The page lives on our servers, so it works without a website of your own.

The same account also shortens long URLs, generates QR codes with your colors and logo, and shows which links get clicks. Paid plans add your own domain name and hosting for small static sites. It is built for creators, small businesses, and anyone who wants one address to share everywhere.

No. Your bio link page is hosted by BioLink.page and is ready the moment you create it. You pick a name, add your links, choose a theme, and share the address. There is nothing to install and no hosting to set up.

If you already run a website, the page can sit next to it. Many people use their bio page as the landing page for social traffic and link out to the website from there, because the page shows which buttons people actually tap.

The free plan lets you build up to 5 bio link pages with up to 15 blocks each, shorten 100 URLs, and create 10 QR codes. Click statistics are kept for one month and can be exported as a PDF, you can connect up to 5 tracking pixels, and there are no ads.

Starter raises those limits to 25 pages, 500 links, and 50 QR codes, removes the block limit, and keeps statistics for 3 months. It adds 1 custom domain, link scheduling, targeting by country or device, custom CSS, and removable branding. Pro allows 50 pages, 1,000 links, 100 QR codes, and 5 custom domains, keeps statistics for 6 months, and adds password-protected links, API access, and CSV export. Starter and Pro come with a 7-day trial, and you can change plans whenever you like.

Every bio page and short link has its own statistics page. You see clicks and pageviews over time, the countries and cities visitors come from, the sites and campaigns that sent them when that information is available, and the devices, browsers, operating systems, and languages they use.

On the free plan the numbers are kept for one month. Starter keeps them for 3 months and Pro for 6 months. Every plan can export statistics as a PDF, Starter adds JSON, and Pro adds CSV. Paid plans can also send you email reports.

Visitor IP addresses are not saved in your statistics. The country and city are looked up when the visit happens, and only the result is stored.

BioLink.page combines bio pages, short links, QR codes, and analytics in one account. The URL shortener, QR code generator, tracking pixels, and analytics share one dashboard, so a link you shorten for a flyer and a button on your bio page report to the same place.

On every plan, a short link can open supported apps such as YouTube, Spotify, or Amazon on a phone. Paid plans let links do more than redirect. You can schedule when they go live, send visitors to different destinations by country, device, or language, and split traffic between two pages to compare them. From the Pro plan you can also protect a link with a password.

Yes, that is the idea. Paste the same address into every profile that only allows one link, and into places that allow many, like a YouTube description or an email signature. When something changes, you edit the page once and every copy of the link shows the new version immediately.

The statistics also show which sites and apps send visitors, when the app passes that information along. To compare channels more reliably, use a separate short link for each profile.

Yes, on paid plans. Starter includes 1 custom domain and Pro includes 5. You connect a domain you already own by pointing it to BioLink.page in your DNS settings, and your bio page and short links then use that name instead of ours. BioLink.page does not sell domain names, so you register the domain with a registrar of your choice.

Your own domain makes short links look like they belong to your brand, which helps on printed material and in messages where people check the address before they tap.

Yes for short links and bio pages. A short link keeps its address while you change where it points, so every place you shared it follows the change. The same goes for every button on your bio page.

For a QR code you plan to print, create it from a BioLink.page short link or point it at your bio page. You can then change the destination without reprinting. A QR code that holds a fixed web address, Wi-Fi details, or contact information directly cannot be changed once it is printed.

Yes, from the Starter plan. A short link can be set to start working on a date, stop on another date, or expire after a number of clicks. It can also send visitors to different destinations based on their country, device, or browser language, which is useful when a store or an app has separate pages per region.

You can split traffic between two destinations to see which one performs better. From the Pro plan you can also add a password so only certain people can open a link, and show a warning before sensitive content.

Your account is protected by a password and optional two-factor authentication, and on the Pro plan individual links can be password protected as well. Visitor IP addresses are not saved in your statistics.

Everything you create stays yours. Every plan can export statistics as a PDF, Starter adds JSON, and Pro adds CSV. You can delete pages, links, or the whole account whenever you choose.