The link-in-bio built for agencies

There is no agency plan to buy. Agency accounts are part of the free product: you can manage up to 50 pages at no cost, and there is no trial, no seat count and no upgrade step. Every other link-in-bio tool we know of prices per account, so a roster of twenty creators is twenty separate subscriptions there and one free account here.

No. Links is the tool, not the service. If you are looking for someone to design a page for you, this is not that. If you run an agency or manage creators and you need one place to build and maintain a page for each of them, that is what this is.

Two ways, and you can mix them. Create a page yourself, picking the handle, which is useful when you are onboarding a creator who has not signed up yet. Or invite a creator by email: they get an invitation, review what you will be able to reach, and the page appears in your list once they accept. Creating a page with the creator's real email also means they can claim it later with a one-time code, without anyone migrating anything.

A plain statement of scope. That you can manage their page and use creator tools like chat, posts and their subscription price. That you can never reach their bank details or their personal information. That accepting declines any other invitation they are holding, and that they can disconnect whenever they want. They accept or decline, and nothing happens until they do.

The creator does. The page is on their own login, not yours, so disconnecting removes your access and leaves their page and its links intact. Either side can end it: they disconnect from their settings, you disconnect from your list. This is the question no comparable tool answers on its own site, which is usually a sign the answer is less comfortable.

Yes, and that is the normal way to work. Opening a page in your list gives you the same editors the creator uses: add, reorder, pin and delete links, set thumbnails, rewrite the bio, change socials, upload a photo or banner. You are still signed in as yourself the whole time. When you need a screen that is not in the panel, switch into that page's full dashboard and switch back with one tap.

Yes. Copy setup takes a page's bio, photo, banner, socials, links, order and pinned state onto another page, and rewrites the handle inside each destination URL so you are not editing twenty links by hand. It shows you a preview first, merges any destination the target already has instead of duplicating it, and keeps links the target has that the source does not. It runs one target at a time, so there is no apply-to-all.

Fifty. That is a real ceiling rather than a soft one, and page creation is refused past it. If your roster is larger than that, say so before you start moving it across, because there is no self-serve way to raise the limit today.

Both. Your roster, the per-page editors, the insight tiles, copy setup, account switching and the subscriber export all work on iOS, Android and the web. One thing is web-only right now: seeing the list of invitations you have sent but that nobody has accepted yet, and cancelling one. On mobile you only see how many are outstanding.

Not today. Every number is per page: a 7-day strip on each page in your roster, and a page selector on the Analytics, Story Links and Subscribers screens. There is no combined view across creators, no side-by-side comparison and no weekly report, so if a single cross-roster dashboard is what you need, this does not do it yet.

No. There is no white label, and a managed page looks like any other Links page. Custom domains are not available either, for agencies or for creators. If removing our branding is a requirement, this is not the right tool for you yet.