Launching today

Onlink
Share content and turn your link in bio into income
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Share content and turn your link in bio into income
3 followers
Onlink is the easiest way to share your content, sell digital products and courses, offer paid calls, and accept donations.






Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Renato, founder of Onlink, and today we’re incredibly excited to launch it: a personal page that brings together who you are, what you create, and what you sell. ✨
Onlink was deeply inspired by Bento.
We loved how Bento made personal pages feel visual, expressive, and genuinely fun to build. It showed us that a link in bio could feel like you—not just a list of links.
We wanted to build on that idea by making selling a native part of the experience. That became Onlink: one page for your content, products, bookings, and audience.
🧩 Everything you can add
Links, courses with a built-in player, digital downloads, paid 1:1 calls, donations and tips, lead magnets, maps, and videos.
💸 Payments go directly to you
Checkout is built in, and every payment goes straight to your own Stripe account. We don’t hold your money in a wallet or make you wait for a payout. You are the merchant and stay in control.
Our transaction fee is 10% on the Free plan, 7% on Pro, and 0% on Premium. It decreases as you grow instead of increasing with you.
🔐 Buyers get a personal library—not a raw file link
When someone purchases a course or download, it appears in their Onlink library. They can access everything they’ve bought in one place, while your files aren’t left exposed behind a link that can be easily forwarded.
📊 Your audience stays yours
See the names and emails behind every sale, along with page views, clicks, and traffic sources. You can export everything as a CSV whenever you want.
🌍 Onlink is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German.
The Free plan is genuinely free: you can build your page and start selling today. No credit card required.
I’d genuinely love to hear what’s missing.
If you currently sell anything through your bio, which part of your setup annoys you the most?
I’ll be in the comments all day.