One of the most popular options currently used by creators to make these mobile-optimized pages is Linktree. According to The Atlantic, Linktree claims to have more than 20 million active users in 2022. Alex Zaccaria, CEO and cofounder, announced in March that the company received a valuation of more than $1 billion dollars, although the startup’s journey has not been without its share of controversy. via
Koji
One of Linktree’s most dynamic alternatives is Koji. The bio links created on Koji can be distinctively tailored to your aesthetic, feature social links right at the top, and the service connects with a miniature app store. Nudge supporters to send you money with the tip jar app, gamify your selfies with Rare, and promote your playlist power ranking Taylor Swift’s best songs with the Spotify embed. Get even more eyes on your favorite social media posts with embed options for TikTok, Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
Linkpop
Linkpop is a great choice for social media users who have a Shopify store and would like to boost sales. Launched in 2022 by Shopify, Linkpop lets decisive customers place an order on the landing page without navigating to another website. Small-business owners who rely on ecommerce want the purchasing experience to be as frictionless as possible, and Linkpop is a solid way to promote your products and social media channels on the same page.
Milkshake
If you are trying to create a simple landing page on your mobile device, the Milkshake app might be the pick for you. The user experience falls somewhere between Koji and Linkpop. There’s enough customization on Milkshake to make your page unique with a few tweaks on the templates, but the personalization choices do not feel overwhelming.
AllMyLinks
AllMyLinks is one of the few bio link services that is upfront about its utility for adult performers; OnlyFans is included as one of the available social media buttons. This service is also ideal for people who are raising money or in need of donations. AllMyLinks supports the following payment services: Buy me a coffee, Cash App, GoFundMe, Ko-fi, PayPal, Patreon, Stripe, and Venmo. If you are into cryptocurrency, the service has options to promote your Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Ethereum wallet addresses.
Carrd
Every landing page created by the services on our list works on a desktop computer, but the design layout is almost always prioritized for mobile users. Some of the prefab templates on Carrd are free to use, and you can choose designs that are laid out with desktop users in mind, if that’s where your audience resides. The extensive options for social media icons on Carrd are too long to list here; they includes all the core sites you’ll likely need, as well as obscure ones.
Feedlink
As the name suggests, a landing page created on Feedlink features your social media feed, either from TikTok or Instagram. There are not as many use cases for Feedlink as other picks on this list, but the service is OK for social media creators who need a hyperlink showcasing their latest posts.
Shor
Creators who want all the bells and whistles on their landing page (RSS feeds, messenger buttons, analytics) and are willing to pay for it may be drawn to Shor, formerly known as Shorby. Subscription plans start at $15 a month, though it does give new users a free trial.