Is a link-in-bio page free?

Yes. Creating a urlik.xyz/@username page with multiple links, a theme and an avatar is free. Higher link limits and custom domains are available on the Pro plan.

Can I use my own domain for a bio page?

Yes. With a custom domain connected to urlik, your link-in-bio hub can live on your own branded address instead of urlik.xyz.

How is this different from Linktree?

It is a free alternative with no forced branding, built-in click analytics, QR codes and short links in the same account, plus the option of your own domain.

How many links can I add?

Enough for a focused hub on the free plan, with a higher limit on Pro. In practice, fewer, well-chosen links convert better than a long list.

Link in Bio: How to Build a Free One-Page Link Hub

Social platforms give you one clickable link and one only. Your Instagram, TikTok or YouTube bio can point to a single URL — but you have a shop, a latest video, a newsletter and a booking page to share. A link-in-bio page solves this: it is a single short URL that opens a clean, mobile-friendly menu of all your important links.

Why you need a link-in-bio page

Changing your bio link for every new post is tedious and loses you clicks. A link-in-bio page stays constant while the content behind it changes. Post a new video? Add it to the top of your page — your bio link never changes, but followers always find your latest thing. It is the difference between one static link and a living hub.

What to put on it

Restraint wins. A page with five focused links converts better than one with twenty. Lead with your current priority — a launch, a sale, a new release — then list evergreen destinations:

Your most important call to action first (shop, sign-up, booking).
Latest content — video, article or episode.
Newsletter or community.
Other social profiles.

How to build one for free

With urlik you get a link-in-bio page at urlik.xyz/@yourname. Sign in, pick your username, add a title and short bio, then add each link with a clear label. Drag them into the order you want, choose a light or dark theme, and upload an avatar. Share the single @username link in every social profile. That is the whole setup — minutes, not hours.

Design tips that convert

Order by priority. The top link gets the most taps; put your money-maker there.
Write clear labels. "Book a call" beats "Click here."
Keep it short. Too many options and visitors choose none.
Match your brand. A consistent avatar and theme build recognition.

Track what works

A good bio page counts clicks on each link, so you learn what your audience actually wants. If your shop link gets ten times the taps of your podcast, that tells you where to focus. Pair the page with UTM tags on outbound links and you can follow a follower all the way from a post to a purchase.

A free Linktree alternative

Dedicated bio-link platforms work, but many add their own branding, limit your links, or charge to remove watermarks. A link-in-bio page on urlik is free, carries a clean @username address, includes click stats, and can even sit on your own custom domain. You own the hub, not a third party — and everything lives alongside the short links and QR codes you already use.