Link in bio, for creators
The one link that does not get taken down.
Your own page, on your own domain, built to sit in a bio and move people to the place you actually earn. Not a shared profile on someone else's platform, with someone else's rules about what you are allowed to link to.
What you get
Four things, and nothing you have to maintain.
A domain you own
You register it in your own name, so it is yours. If you ever walk away, the page and the traffic walk with you. Nothing is held hostage.
A page with one job
Everything on it is arranged to get one tap. One clear destination, everything else deliberately quieter, because a row of equal buttons sends people back where they came from.
An age gate on its own page
The check lives on a separate address that search engines are told to skip, so the page a scanner sees stays clean. What a crawler gets is exactly what a person gets, which is the part that keeps a domain alive.
Your own numbers
Every view and every tap, recorded on your own domain rather than in someone else's dashboard. You find out how many people arrive and how many actually cross, which is the only number that matters.
Price
One price, everything switched on.
Protection is not a tier here. Every page gets the whole thing, on every plan. What changes higher up is how many pages you get and whose name is on the domain.
£9 /mo
One creator, one page.
- One link page, on peekin.bio
- Destinations never in the page. Nothing to scrape
- 18+ check on any link you flag
- Your funnel, views through to crossings
£24 /mo
A page per traffic source.
- Five link pages, one per channel
- Your own domain, registered in your name
- Per-page country blocking
- Everything in Guard
£14 /creator /mo
Three creators minimum, so £42.
- Five pages each, separate numbers
- One domain each. One bad host never takes the roster down
- One login across every creator
- Everything in Studio
Optional: we build it for you. Send the links and a photo and the page is live the same week. Everyone else in this market hands you an editor and wishes you luck. Skip it and build your own for nothing.
Pay for a year and two months are free. The domain itself is yours and is not included: you register it in your own name, at cost, roughly ten pounds a year. That is deliberate. If you ever leave, the page and the traffic leave with you.