A link page is a good start. When followers need more than a list of links, these are the alternatives.
Linktree does one job well: one page of links for your social bio. People look for alternatives when they want to sell without sending fans elsewhere, want their own domain and design, or want to show up in Google. That last one matters: a single page of links rarely ranks for anything. The choice is really between a better link page and a small real website.
AI website and app builder. Describe what you want in chat and advanced AI models generate a live, editable site or web app in your browser. Refine visually with click-to-edit or in a full code editor.
Best for: Creators ready to turn a link page into a real site on their own domain
Pricing: Free plan: 3 template sites, no AI. AI plans from $20/mo.
Pros: Chat-to-build: describe it, AI builds a live site or app; Visual click-to-edit plus a real code editor (Monaco); Publish instantly with free SSL on a we.inc subdomain or custom domain; Export the full React/Vite/TypeScript/Tailwind code to GitHub, no lock-in; White-label reseller option for agencies (keep 100% of revenue)
Cons: Newer platform with a growing template library; Advanced e-commerce features still expanding
Link-in-bio platform for creators to link and sell.
Best for: Creators who want link-in-bio plus a store
Pricing: Free / from $10/mo
Pros: Store and media kit; Email capture; Free tier
Cons: Creator-niche; Not a full website; Upsells on lower plans
Tiny, low-cost builder for one-page sites.
Best for: A simple one-page site
Pricing: Free / from $5/mo
Pros: Very cheap; Fast to launch; Clean one-pagers
Cons: One page per site; Few features; Not built to grow
Simple way to sell digital products with no monthly fee.
Best for: Selling a few digital products quickly
Pricing: 10% flat, no monthly fee
Pros: No monthly fee; Fast checkout; Good for digital files
Cons: Flat fee per sale; Basic storefront; Limited branding
Modern design-first builder for fast, animated marketing sites.
Best for: Designers and startups building landing pages
Pricing: Free plan. Paid site plans from about $5/mo per site.
Pros: Great design and animation; Fast sites; Free plan
Cons: Learning curve for non-designers; Not built for apps or complex stores; Custom domain on paid plans
Design-led website builder with polished templates, a built-in store and blogging.
Best for: Design-focused small businesses and creatives
Pricing: From $12/mo
Pros: Beautiful templates; Solid built-in commerce; All-in-one hosting
Cons: No AI chat-to-build of full custom sites; Less flexible layouts than code; One site per plan
Prices come from each vendor's public pricing page and are not individually dated, so they may have changed. Confirm on the vendor's site before you buy.
If you want a better link page, Beacons adds selling tools and Carrd gives you a cheap one-pager you design yourself. If you are ready for a proper site with pages, a blog and your own domain, a website builder is the step up. We.Inc builds that site from a description, so the jump from link page to website takes minutes rather than a weekend.
Speed and simplicity. A Linktree page takes seconds, costs nothing on the free plan, and needs no upkeep. A website takes longer but gives you your own domain, more pages and a chance to be found in search.
Yes. Most website builders, including We.Inc on paid plans, let you connect your own domain, and you can put that link in your social bio instead.
Yes. The free plan lets you publish up to 3 template sites on a we.inc address, with no card needed. It does not include the AI builder; AI plans start at $20/month.
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