One link. And an address.
Put every link you have on one page at myinternetpiece.com/yourname — your socials, your shop, your latest thing. Then get something no other link-in-bio gives you: a square you own on a canvas people actually browse.
No card. The free tier never expires.
If you have never used one before
What is a link in bio?
Most social platforms give you exactly one clickable link on your profile. A link in bio is the page you point it at, so that one slot can lead to everything — your shop, your latest video, your newsletter, your booking form.
Who needs one?
Anyone whose audience is spread across more than one place. Creators, musicians, small businesses, freelancers, restaurants, charities — anyone who has ever had to say “link in bio” out loud.
What makes this one different?
Yours has coordinates. It is a page and a place: a square you own on a shared canvas that people pan, zoom and search through, which means someone who has never heard of you can still land on you.
Everything on the page, from day one
Some of it arrives with a paid plan — but all of it is part of the product, not an add-on you buy separately.
One page, every link, in the order you choose. Each one tracked, so you can see which is doing the work.
Connect YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and TikTok today, with Instagram as its review lands. Follower counts refresh themselves in the background.
Fonts, colours, gradients, patterns, background images, button shapes. Or remove our branding entirely.
Visits and clicks, then per-link, by country, by device and by referrer as you grow.
A signup block on your page, syncing on its own to Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Kit, beehiiv, Flodesk or a Google Sheet.
A printable code in your colours, with your logo, plus Apple and Google Wallet passes for events and packaging.
Upload a logo, or connect Canva and pick a design. It becomes your piece on the wall and your avatar on the page.
Your Meta Pixel, your GA4 and UTM tags on outbound links, reporting into the same place as everything else you run.
Because a link nobody can find is just a URL
You can get a page of links almost anywhere. Four things here you cannot get anywhere else.
Your link has an address
A link in bio is only ever seen by someone already looking at your profile. Yours also sits at real coordinates on a canvas people pan, zoom and search — so it can be found by someone who has never heard of you.
It is scarce, so it means something
There is a finite amount of wall and no two pieces can overlap. A handle on most platforms is a row in a database; a piece here is a square that nobody else can ever hold.
It does not move
As the canvas fills, it grows outward and every existing piece keeps its exact coordinates. Where you are today is where you will be in ten years, with more of the internet built around you.
Nothing is ever taken away
Stop paying and your handle, your links and your styling all stay exactly as you left them — the page just shows less until you come back. Cells you bought outright are yours permanently, whatever happens.
Pick how much of the internet you want
Every tier includes a handle, a page and a place on the canvas. The bigger the tier, the more of the wall you hold and the more the page can do.
Or start free. 1×1 pixel, placed for you, your handle, and a page to point it at — no card, no expiry.
Claim your free pixel →Your handle is probably still free.
Take it before someone else does. A page, a pixel on the wall and one link to share, for nothing.
Curious about the canvas instead? Own a piece of the internet