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LinkMe

In beta

Marketing

One bio link. Every place you send people.

Instagram gives you one link. So does TikTok, and X, and your email signature. So the shop, the booking page, the newsletter and the latest episode all fight over one slot — and you have no idea which one anybody actually taps. LinkMe gives you one address that holds all of them, and tells you which ones are working.

A published LinkMe page: a profile photo, name and bio, a pinned announcement, five link buttons each with a subtitle, and a row of social icons.
This is what you send people — one address holding everything, on a page that looks like yours.

What it does

One address you own

Publish to your own bizwax.ai/l/<you> and put it everywhere — change what is behind it any time, without editing a single bio.

You find out what gets tapped

Every link is counted, so the guessing stops: move the one people actually use to the top and watch it climb.

It looks like you, not like a template

Eight starting looks, then change all of it — background, colours, font, button shape, layout, avatar — so the page reads as yours rather than as somebody else's product.

Nothing to set up, nothing to spend

No AI key, no credits, no separate subscription. It is part of the plan you already have, and it costs the same however many taps it gets.

How a session goes

  1. 1

    Pick a starting look, then change anything you want about it.

  2. 2

    Add your links — title, URL, an emoji or a thumbnail — and drag them into the order you want.

  3. 3

    Pin a bulletin at the top when you have something to announce.

  4. 4

    Claim your address and publish. The page is live and starts counting taps.

  5. 5

    Come back to see what is getting used, and reorder around it.

The LinkMe builder: eight template swatches on the left, a live phone preview of the page on the right.
Start from a look you like and change anything about it. The preview is the real page, not an approximation.

What people use it for

  • A creator whose bio has to point at a shop, a newsletter and this week's video at once
  • A freelancer sending one link that covers portfolio, rates and a booking calendar
  • A small brand running a launch and wanting the pre-order at the top until it sells out
  • Anyone who has ever edited four bios to change one URL

No API key needed

LinkMe calls no AI model, so there is no key to add and no credits to spend — it is included with your plan and costs the same however much you use it.

Questions

Does this use my API key or my credits?
Neither. LinkMe calls no AI model at all — there is nothing to key and nothing to meter. It is included with your plan, and a page that gets a thousand taps costs exactly what one that gets none costs.
What do the analytics actually record?
How many times each link was tapped, and nothing else. No visitor identities, no IP addresses, no location, no timestamps per tap, and no tracking across pages. It is a counter, not an audience profile — which also means there is nothing about your visitors for us to lose.
Can I take a page down, or change its address?
You can unpublish any time and the address stays yours, so nobody else can take it while your page is dark. Changing the address itself makes a new one — the old link stops working, so pick the address you want to print before you print it.
How many pages can I have?
Three on the standard plan. They are all yours, all on the same subscription, and you can unpublish one to free up a slot.
Where does my work go?
Everything you generate is saved to your Library automatically, so it survives closing the tab. Library is available on Pro and Business plans. You choose what, if anything, to share to Creations.

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