A link-in-bio page is your business's single conversion-optimized URL — the destination you put on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, podcast notes, business cards, and email signatures. For small businesses, the right link-in-bio page replaces a standalone website for early-stage lead capture and direct sales. This guide explains how to use get.in to build a business-grade bio page in 30 minutes, with a tip jar, links out to where you sell, Calendly booking, email capture, and a custom domain.
Building a full website costs $1,000–$10,000 and 4–12 weeks. A link-in-bio page costs $0–$19/mo and 30 minutes. For early-stage businesses, the link-in-bio page covers 80% of what a homepage does: who you are, what you sell, how to book or buy, and how to contact you.
The remaining 20% — long-form blog content, deep product catalogs, multi-page navigation — is best built later when you have proof of demand.
Most consumer link-in-bio tools optimize for a single creator's vibe. Business pages need four specific features:
get.in Premium ($19/mo) ships all four out of the box. Add a tip jar so supporters can chip in directly on your page, and link out to wherever you already sell so customers can buy in a couple of taps. The Calendly block embeds your calendar inline so prospects can book without leaving your page. The email block syncs subscribers to ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Buttondown, and 8 other ESPs. And custom domains are included on Premium.
We've watched our customers build link-in-bio pages for these eight specific business cases. Each is a viable use case to clone.
Most business link-in-bio comparisons end up at the same conclusion: selling tools + custom domain pushes you to a paid tier on every platform. get.in Premium at $19/mo is the cheapest tier that bundles all four critical features. Linktree Pro is $24/mo and adds a 3% transaction fee on its checkout. Beacons Entrepreneur is $30/mo. Stan Store is $29/mo. Bio.link Premium is $2/mo but lacks selling tools.
The whole point of a business link-in-bio is attribution: knowing which social channel actually drives revenue. Tag every link with UTM parameters so you can filter analytics by source, medium, and campaign. get.in's analytics dashboard breaks clicks down by source, geography, referrer, and UTM tag — and exports as CSV for deeper analysis in Looker or Sheets.
We evaluated every link-in-bio tool against the same business-use rubric. Each of the six categories is scored 0–10 and weighted as follows: Selling tools (25%) — tip jar for supporter contributions, links out to where you sell. Calendar booking (15%) — Calendly/Cal.com/Savvy Cal blocks, embed quality. Email capture & CRM sync (15%) — direct ESP integrations vs Zapier-only. Custom domain (15%) — included tier price. Team & roles (15%) — multi-user, RBAC, per-seat pricing. Analytics with UTM & export (15%) — channel attribution, UTM filter, CSV export.
We re-run scoring quarterly. Last refresh: April 2026. We pay for our own subscriptions and accept no payment from the tools we review.
Composite scores across the six business-use categories above. We've called out the single biggest win and the single biggest loss for each tool so you can decide based on the category that matters most to you, not on the composite.
1. get.in Premium ($19/mo) — 94/100. Win: tip jar + custom domain + Calendly + email all bundled. Loss: brand recognition vs Linktree.
2. Beacons Entrepreneur ($30/mo) — 86/100. Win: tightest creator-store and email bundle on the market. Loss: 2.5x the price of get.in for substantially the same business features.
3. Stan Store ($29/mo) — 81/100. Win: TikTok-native funnel optimization. Loss: weak custom-domain story; no native multi-page support for marketing sites.
4. Linktree Pro ($24/mo) — 76/100. Win: brand familiarity carries social trust. Loss: 3% transaction fee on its checkout, capped analytics retention.
5. Bio.link Premium ($2/mo) — 70/100. Win: incomparable price for a custom domain. Loss: no selling tools, no booking embed, shallow analytics.
6. Carrd Pro ($19/yr) — 68/100. Win: design freedom for code-comfortable founders. Loss: no analytics, no team, checkout is bring-your-own.
7. Campsite Pro ($12/mo) — 65/100. Win: clean professional editor. Loss: limited integration depth.
After reviewing thousands of business link-in-bio pages, we've seen the same six mistakes repeat. Avoid them and your conversion rate will land in the top quartile of pages we measure.
If you're a coach, agent, or financial professional in a regulated industry, your link-in-bio page is a marketing surface that may be subject to disclosure rules. get.in supports a global disclosure block (e.g. NMLS ID, broker license, jurisdiction note) that appears on every block, so your required disclosures travel with your page wherever it's viewed.
Walk through the seven steps to launch a business-grade link-in-bio page with Calendly booking, email capture, links out to your store, and a custom domain.
Yes — you don't need a separate store to start. Turn on the tip jar so supporters can pay you directly, and add links out to wherever you already sell (your own site, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, Etsy, or Shopify). Your buyers check out where you already collect payments.
Yes. Premium ($19/mo) includes a custom domain (e.g. links.yourbusiness.com or yourbusiness.bio), and it goes live within minutes of adding your DNS record.
Yes. The email block syncs subscribers in real time to ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Buttondown, ActiveCampaign, HubSpot, and 6 other ESPs/CRMs via direct integration. Anything else can use a Zapier webhook.
get.in Premium is $19/mo with a custom domain and multi-page support, and team collaboration is available on Business ($39/mo). Linktree Pro is $24/mo with a 3% transaction fee and capped analytics history. Per dollar of feature, get.in is meaningfully cheaper for businesses.
You stay in control of your data and can export or delete it whenever you want, and we handle data-protection requests promptly. For specifics on how we store and process data, reach out to support.
Yes. The Business plan ($39/mo) includes unlimited team seats with role-based permissions (Owner / Editor / Viewer). There is no per-seat upcharge — the flat $39/mo covers the entire team.
A link-in-bio page is your business's single conversion-optimized URL — the destination you put on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, podcast notes, business cards, and email signatures. For small businesses, the right link-in-bio page replaces a standalone website for early-stage lead capture and direct sales. This guide explains how to use get.in to build a business-grade bio page in 30 minutes, with a tip jar, links out to where you sell, Calendly booking, email capture, and a custom domain.
Building a full website costs $1,000–$10,000 and 4–12 weeks. A link-in-bio page costs $0–$19/mo and 30 minutes. For early-stage businesses, the link-in-bio page covers 80% of what a homepage does: who you are, what you sell, how to book or buy, and how to contact you.
The remaining 20% — long-form blog content, deep product catalogs, multi-page navigation — is best built later when you have proof of demand.
Most consumer link-in-bio tools optimize for a single creator's vibe. Business pages need four specific features:
get.in Premium ($19/mo) ships all four out of the box. Add a tip jar so supporters can chip in directly on your page, and link out to wherever you already sell so customers can buy in a couple of taps. The Calendly block embeds your calendar inline so prospects can book without leaving your page. The email block syncs subscribers to ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Buttondown, and 8 other ESPs. And custom domains are included on Premium.
We've watched our customers build link-in-bio pages for these eight specific business cases. Each is a viable use case to clone.
Most business link-in-bio comparisons end up at the same conclusion: selling tools + custom domain pushes you to a paid tier on every platform. get.in Premium at $19/mo is the cheapest tier that bundles all four critical features. Linktree Pro is $24/mo and adds a 3% transaction fee on its checkout. Beacons Entrepreneur is $30/mo. Stan Store is $29/mo. Bio.link Premium is $2/mo but lacks selling tools.
The whole point of a business link-in-bio is attribution: knowing which social channel actually drives revenue. Tag every link with UTM parameters so you can filter analytics by source, medium, and campaign. get.in's analytics dashboard breaks clicks down by source, geography, referrer, and UTM tag — and exports as CSV for deeper analysis in Looker or Sheets.
We evaluated every link-in-bio tool against the same business-use rubric. Each of the six categories is scored 0–10 and weighted as follows: Selling tools (25%) — tip jar for supporter contributions, links out to where you sell. Calendar booking (15%) — Calendly/Cal.com/Savvy Cal blocks, embed quality. Email capture & CRM sync (15%) — direct ESP integrations vs Zapier-only. Custom domain (15%) — included tier price. Team & roles (15%) — multi-user, RBAC, per-seat pricing. Analytics with UTM & export (15%) — channel attribution, UTM filter, CSV export.
We re-run scoring quarterly. Last refresh: April 2026. We pay for our own subscriptions and accept no payment from the tools we review.
Composite scores across the six business-use categories above. We've called out the single biggest win and the single biggest loss for each tool so you can decide based on the category that matters most to you, not on the composite.
1. get.in Premium ($19/mo) — 94/100. Win: tip jar + custom domain + Calendly + email all bundled. Loss: brand recognition vs Linktree.
2. Beacons Entrepreneur ($30/mo) — 86/100. Win: tightest creator-store and email bundle on the market. Loss: 2.5x the price of get.in for substantially the same business features.
3. Stan Store ($29/mo) — 81/100. Win: TikTok-native funnel optimization. Loss: weak custom-domain story; no native multi-page support for marketing sites.
4. Linktree Pro ($24/mo) — 76/100. Win: brand familiarity carries social trust. Loss: 3% transaction fee on its checkout, capped analytics retention.
5. Bio.link Premium ($2/mo) — 70/100. Win: incomparable price for a custom domain. Loss: no selling tools, no booking embed, shallow analytics.
6. Carrd Pro ($19/yr) — 68/100. Win: design freedom for code-comfortable founders. Loss: no analytics, no team, checkout is bring-your-own.
7. Campsite Pro ($12/mo) — 65/100. Win: clean professional editor. Loss: limited integration depth.
After reviewing thousands of business link-in-bio pages, we've seen the same six mistakes repeat. Avoid them and your conversion rate will land in the top quartile of pages we measure.
If you're a coach, agent, or financial professional in a regulated industry, your link-in-bio page is a marketing surface that may be subject to disclosure rules. get.in supports a global disclosure block (e.g. NMLS ID, broker license, jurisdiction note) that appears on every block, so your required disclosures travel with your page wherever it's viewed.
Walk through the seven steps to launch a business-grade link-in-bio page with Calendly booking, email capture, links out to your store, and a custom domain.
Yes — you don't need a separate store to start. Turn on the tip jar so supporters can pay you directly, and add links out to wherever you already sell (your own site, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, Etsy, or Shopify). Your buyers check out where you already collect payments.
Yes. Premium ($19/mo) includes a custom domain (e.g. links.yourbusiness.com or yourbusiness.bio), and it goes live within minutes of adding your DNS record.
Yes. The email block syncs subscribers in real time to ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Buttondown, ActiveCampaign, HubSpot, and 6 other ESPs/CRMs via direct integration. Anything else can use a Zapier webhook.
get.in Premium is $19/mo with a custom domain and multi-page support, and team collaboration is available on Business ($39/mo). Linktree Pro is $24/mo with a 3% transaction fee and capped analytics history. Per dollar of feature, get.in is meaningfully cheaper for businesses.
You stay in control of your data and can export or delete it whenever you want, and we handle data-protection requests promptly. For specifics on how we store and process data, reach out to support.
Yes. The Business plan ($39/mo) includes unlimited team seats with role-based permissions (Owner / Editor / Viewer). There is no per-seat upcharge — the flat $39/mo covers the entire team.