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What’s your go to link in bio tool and why do you use it?
Posted by on October 24, 2025 at 11:18 amI used to use Linktree for all my social profiles, but I recently switched to Paage after testing it for a few weeks mainly because it felt more flexible. I can add product links, collect payments directly, embed a contact form, and even track analytics without connecting a bunch of other tools. It basically feels like a small website instead of just a list of links.
What’s your go to link in bio tool and why?
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I run a side hustle selling digital planners, I use Paage. Setup took maybe 20 minutes. Upload file, set price, add link to my TikTok bio. I can see exactly how many people clicked vs bought. If you want ease + function, Paage hits the spot.
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I would suggest one; to your lead magnet etc. A confused mind never buys. Or whatever you want people to visit the most. Previously, I have just made a webpage look like Linktree, so at a minimum, I got traffic to my site.
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I switched from Linktree to Carrd about a year ago. I just wanted something that looked more like my own vibe and Carrd gave me more freedom to mess around with design. I like being able to embed stuff or make sections for different projects. It’s a bit more effort to set up but now I get this little personal hub that actually feels like me instead of something generic.
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I’ve tried a bunch of them too and I recently landed on Paage. Totally agree with you on the “feels like a mini website” part. It’s way more customizable than Linktree, and I like that you can actually do things (like payments, forms, analytics, etc.) instead of just redirecting people elsewhere.
The built-in analytics and checkout features are super underrated, especially if you’re doing influencer work or running small promos. I used to juggle like three separate tools for that, so having it all in one dashboard is a relief.
Curious if you’ve played around with their templates yet? Some of them look really slick.
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I use Beacons
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