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plnk
Link in bio pages that look designed. Free, 0% fees.
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Link in bio pages that look designed. Free, 0% fees.
2 followers
plnk is a link-in-bio page for creators, freelancers and small shops. Pick one of 65+ art-directed templates, each with its own art and fonts, then add your links, products, email signup and videos. plnk never takes a cut: your products link to your own checkout. Real analytics come with Free: views, clicks, click rate and which links people tap. Pro is coming soon, and founding members get a special price.
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Hi Product Hunt! I run Tinkertide, a one-person software studio, and plnk is its first product.
Why a link in bio? It's a crowded space, and that's part of why I picked it. People already pay for tools like this, so the question was never whether anyone needs one. The question is whether I can make one people would choose over the others.
What's different: most link-in-bio pages end up as a stack of buttons. plnk starts from a different question: what do you want visitors to do first? Listen to a song, book a call, buy something. The page is built around that.
A few things I cared about from the start:
It should look like you. There are 65+ art-directed templates, each designed as a whole (art, fonts, layout), not a color swap.
plnk never takes a cut. Your products link to your own checkout. Its usual fees still apply; plnk adds nothing on top, on any plan.
Real numbers, even on Free. Views, clicks, click rate, and which links people actually tap.
No catches on Free. Every template, every font, unlimited links.
What's next: Pro is coming soon, with your own domain, deeper analytics, no plnk badge, and more room for products and subscribers. It opens once enough people use plnk and ask for more. If that's you, there's a waitlist at plnk.bio, and founding members get a special price.
What I'd love from you today: make a page (it takes a few minutes) and tell me the first thing that felt wrong, slow or confusing. And if you already use a link in bio, what would make you switch? I read every comment.