Link in bio for adult creators:
what to look for.
By the peekin team. Updated . 4 minute read.
Look for five things: the paid address is not written into the page, there is no preview card naming you, the page is not indexed, an 18+ check sits in front of adult links, and the page runs on a domain you own. Then compare price, analytics and how easy it is to leave.
Why adult creators need a different checklist
Most link in bio products are built for people who want to be found. They make every link easy to read, add a preview card with your face on it, and invite search engines in. That is right for a shop or a musician.
For an adult creator, each of those features works against you. They make it easy for a platform, a search engine or a stranger to connect your name with what you sell. So the checklist starts with what the page gives away, and only then gets to looks and price.
The five checks that matter most
- No destination in the page. The paid address should not be in the HTML, in scripts or in data the page loads by itself. This is the biggest one.
- No preview card that names you. When the link is pasted into a chat, it should not build a card with your name, photo and platform.
- Not indexed. The page should ask search engines not to list it.
- An 18+ check. A person should confirm their age before reaching anything adult.
- Your own domain. Not an address shared with thousands of other adult pages.
You can test the first four on any page in seconds with our free scanner. Test with your own paid link on the page. A demo page with no paid link passes the biggest check for free.
What the page should never do
One thing to rule out completely: a page that shows a platform's crawler something different from what it shows a person. That is called cloaking. It breaks the rules of every major platform, and a scanner that is built properly will flag it.
A good page sends the same document to everyone. It is safe because there is nothing on it to read, not because it hides from anyone.
Things that make money
- Getting out of the in-app browser. Instagram and TikTok open links in their own browser, where fans are not signed in. A page that can open in their real browser keeps more checkouts.
- Analytics that show paid taps, not just visits. See link in bio analytics.
- Campaign addresses, so you can tell which post made money.
- Scheduling and countdowns for offers.
Things that keep you safe over time
- A spare domain you can switch to if the main one is blocked.
- Checks that run on your page regularly and warn you if something breaks.
- Two-factor sign-in on the account, because a stolen link page can send your fans anywhere.
- A way to take your domain with you if you leave.
Price, and what you are paying for
Free link pages exist and some are good. The cost of free is usually that the product is built for a different kind of creator. If your income depends on the link, paying for the protection is reasonable. Paying for features you will not use is not.
On peekin, every plan has the same protection. Starter is £3.99 a month, Creator £9.99, Pro £19.99, and Agency £39 a month for 3 creators, then £12 each. Every plan goes live on a shared address, included. Your own domain is not included in any plan: bring one you own for free, or buy one from £7 a year (£14 on Starter).
How the main options compare
We keep a measured comparison of the main link pages, scanned with the same public tool, with the rows where we lose listed too. Start at compare, or read the guides on a Linktree alternative for OnlyFans and Beacons and AllMyLinks.
Questions to ask any provider
- If I buy a domain through you, whose name is it in, and can I move it?
- Do you ever show a crawler a different page from a person?
- What happens to my page if I stop paying?
- Who can see my visitors' data, and do you share it with anyone?
- How do I reach a person if something breaks?
A provider that answers these plainly, in writing, is one you can plan around. Vague answers are an answer too.
Asked most often.
What is the best link in bio for OnlyFans?
The one that passes the checks above with your paid link on it. Run any page you are considering through a scanner before you decide.
Is a free link page good enough?
For testing, often yes. Once the link carries real income, the page giving away your paid address or sitting on a shared domain is a bigger cost than a few pounds a month.
Do I need an age check on my link page?
It is good practice for any adult link, and many platforms expect adult material to sit behind one.
Check your own page first
The scanner reads any link page the way Meta's crawler does and runs nine checks. It is free and needs no account. If you want a page built this way, the plans start at the price on the pricing page.