The one-page hub for everything you do, at an address that says your name, not a platform's. No badge at the bottom, no upsell screen, no stranger's domain in your bio.
Start free trialEvery profile gives you exactly one link. An address on your own domain spends that slot on your brand. A platform subdomain spends it on theirs.
No interstitial, no cookie wall, no "made with" badge recruiting your audience to the platform. Visitors see your name, your buttons, and nothing else.
Every tap is counted by day, device and approximate location in the same analytics as the rest of your links, and the data is yours to export, never sold or shared.
Rented pages are rented reputation. When your bio link lives on a platform's domain, their outages, their spam problem and their pricing changes are all yours too. Your own domain cannot be repossessed. It is the same principle as our approach to SMS links: own the address, own the outcome.
Name, tagline and a stack of buttons in a fast, clean layout built for a phone screen.
Swap the top button for the launch, the sale or the drop. Changes are live the moment you save.
The same page has a print-ready QR, so packaging and posters can point at your bio hub too.
On Instagram, TikTok and similar apps, posts cannot carry a tappable link, but your profile can carry exactly one. "Link in bio" is the phrase creators use to send people to that one link. Because it is a single slot, most people point it at a small page of buttons that leads everywhere else, which is what a link-in-bio page is.
No. Instagram shows a count of taps on your profile link, not who tapped. A Linkturf page adds what the count leaves out: taps by day, by device type, by approximate location and by which button, in your own dashboard and exportable. It does not identify individual people either. No service can do that from a tap alone, and we do not set a tracking cookie on your visitors.
The one whose address is yours. A page on a platform's subdomain spends your one profile link on their brand, shows their badge, and can change price or vanish. A page on your own domain, like yourbrand.com/links, reads as you, shows nothing but your buttons, and cannot be repossessed.
Yes. Many people run a second page like go.yourbrand.com/launch with three buttons for a specific drop, and point ads, texts and the printed QR at it. It is edited in the same dashboard as your main bio page.
Free tools exist, and they are free because the page sits on their domain with their branding. Linkturf pages live on your domain and are included on every plan from $19 a month, alongside branded short links and dynamic QR codes. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
No custom themes, embeds, or payment buttons. A Linkturf bio page is a name, a tagline and up to 15 buttons that load fast and belong to you. If you need a full page builder, a website platform is the better tool.
7-day free trial. Bring a domain, stack your buttons, paste one link in every bio.
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