Linko
A link in bio for a small business
A small business often has a Google listing, an Instagram account, and a Facebook page, and each one wants a website. If you do not want to maintain a full site yet, one Linko page can hold the few links customers actually use.
Links that are usually enough
Your menu or price list, the page where people buy or book, a map, and a contact method. Put those on the Linko page and use that URL in the bios and profiles you already update.
Your own domain
The free page uses allmylinks.app. If you want the link to be a domain you own, that is a Pro feature. Pro is $9 per month through Stripe and also covers analytics, extra themes, and removing Linko branding.
What you still do yourself
Linko does not answer customers, take reservations inside this marketing site, or print your hours onto Google. It stores the links you choose to show. Booking and email tools exist in the product dashboard after you have an account; check that they fit the way you already work before you rely on them.
Is your name free?
Your free page lives at allmylinks.app/u/yourname. Check the name before you sign up.
Questions
Can I put my shop and my menu on the same page?
Yes. Each one is a link on the same Linko page.
Is this a replacement for a website?
It can cover a simple list of links. It is not a full site with many pages, a blog, or a checkout you host yourself.
Create the page, then decide on Pro
Signup is free. Pro is $9/month for a custom domain, analytics, extra themes, and removal of Linko branding.
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