The bio link
Both live in the one clickable spot of your profile.
Link list tools like Linktree gather your links. Here the page also connects to your forms, chat and calendar, and your agent keeps it current.
Both live in the one clickable spot of your profile.
Here the click can land in your own form, chat or calendar.
Here you can ask your agent instead of opening an editor.
With a static list, every change waits for you, and every link leads to a different tool that knows nothing about the others.
The page stays a list of exits instead of the entrance to your business.
The page, the form, the chat and the calendar live in one account your agent can operate.
“Replace the August promotion with the new quote form.”
Promotion removed from the draft
Quote form linked in its place
Preview ready
Linktree is a trademark of its owner. This comparison describes a typical static link page, not every plan or feature of any product. Check their site for current features.
The same account holds the page and everything it leads to.
Give your agent your current links and it drafts the page for you.
Choose a free address and paste it in your bio when you are ready.
Cancel any time. Your page stays yours until you remove it.
Paste them or ask your agent to rebuild the page from them.
No. Keep your current link until the new page is published, then swap it in your bio.
See the plans. The page comes with forms, chat and bookings in the same subscription.
Create the page and let your agent keep it current.
Create my page