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Best No-Code Mini Website Builders: November 2026

The best no-code mini website builders for creators in November 2026: one page that sells, takes bookings, collects leads and chats, on your own domain.

By Vasanth Sriram

We check every tool on this list and refresh it every month. Next update: 5 December 2026.

The best no-code mini website builder in November 2026 is Keepp: one page at your own link that sells, takes bookings, collects leads and answers questions in a chat, styled your way and live in minutes. The other mini site tools stop at links, take a cut of every sale until you move up their plans, or keep your own domain out of reach.

A mini website is the one-page site a creator or a small business puts behind every profile and every QR code. It has to show who you are and what you offer, then let people buy, book or get in touch without leaving. None of the tools below need code. What separates them is how much of that the page does by itself, and what it costs once you start earning. Prices were checked on each tool’s own pages on 27 October 2026, in US dollars.

Quick picks

  • Best mini website builder overall: Keepp. Links, a shop, bookings, forms and a chat on one page, your own domain, free to start, and paid plans billed monthly.
  • Linktree: Free and Starter can only sell free items. Paid selling needs Pro, and there’s no custom domain on any plan.
  • Beacons: a 9% fee on sales on Free and on the $10 Creator plan.
  • Stan Store: no free plan, $29 a month to start, and no custom domain.
  • Carrd: no store and no bookings. Payments come through embedded widgets or forms on its higher plans.
  • Taplink: sold in prepaid blocks of 3, 6 or 12 months. Selling, forms and a custom domain all wait for Business.
  • Milkshake: swipeable cards instead of one page, with a 12% fee on Free and Lite.

Mini website builders compared

Free planCheapest paidSellingChat on the pageOwn domain
KeeppYes, sells and takes bookings$9.99 a month, billed monthlyStripe Checkout into your own Stripe account; 5% Free, 3% Pro, 0% InfluencerYes, AI plus youYes
LinktreeLinks, free items only$9 monthly, $7 billed yearlyPaid items need Pro ($17 monthly)None listedNo, on any plan
BeaconsStore with a 9% fee$10 a month9% on Free and CreatorNone listedFrom Creator
Stan StoreNone$29 monthly, $300 a yearNeeds a paid planNone listedNo, forwarding only
Carrd3 sites, Carrd branding$9 a year, yearly onlyNo store; payment forms on Pro PlusNone listedFrom Pro Standard
TaplinkLinks and blocks$4 a month on a 12-month prepayBusiness plan onlyLinks to messaging appsBusiness plan only
MilkshakeCards, 12% fee$2.99 a month12% Free and Lite, 9% Pro, 7% Pro+NonePro+ only, quarterly or yearly

Every tool charges payment processing on top, Keepp included.

1. Keepp

Keepp gives you a mini website that works like a full one. You claim it with Continue with Google, pick a template, and it’s live in minutes at keepp.link/yourname, or on your own domain with the keepp.link address still working.

Cards that get tapped. A card carries a picture, a short description, a price or promo code and its own button, so people see what they’re opening before they tap. Links, social icons and cards are unlimited on the free plan.

A shop where you’re the seller. Sell products and digital downloads. Buyers pay through Stripe Checkout, the money goes to your own Stripe account, and they get an order page they can return to. You can also list free items, or show a price and settle it your own way.

Bookings with real availability. Your Google Calendar blocks busy times, Zoom or Google Meet links are added for you, paid sessions are paid when the time is picked, and clients reschedule or cancel on their own.

Leads you can trust. Forms ask your own questions and tie every answer to an email or phone number. Verification by one-time code or Continue with Google keeps fake sign-ups out.

A chat that keeps working when you’re busy. An AI answers from your page and anything you add in Chat settings. When it needs you, the conversation moves to your Telegram group, your reply appears on the page, and if the visitor left, they get it by email.

Room to grow. Every block has its own link, so you can share one product or your booking page on its own. When one page isn’t enough, add more pages, collections and a menu, and keep every lead, booking and purchase in one dashboard with tags, notes and CSV export.

Edit by asking. Tell the AI editor what to change, or connect Keepp to Claude or ChatGPT and update your page from a chat.

Pricing: Free, Pro at $9.99 a month and Influencer at $24.99 a month, billed monthly, with a 7-day free trial on paid plans. The fee on sales is 5% on Free, 3% on Pro and 0% on Influencer, plus Stripe’s fee. Cancel any time and your page stays live on Free. A Keepp page never locks you in explains the exports.

2. Linktree

Linktree is a list of links behind one URL. Starter is $9 a month, or $7 billed annually; Pro is $17 a month or $14 annually; Premium is $35 or $30.

On Free and Starter you can only sell free digital products, courses, bookings and bundles. Charging money for them needs Pro. Linktree doesn’t support a custom domain on any plan, which it confirmed again in a help article updated on 27 October. Analytics on Free go back 28 days, and exporting your audience as a CSV is Premium only.

On Keepp the free plan already sells and takes bookings, and the page can sit on your own domain. See the Linktree comparison for the detail.

3. Beacons

Beacons bundles a link page, a store, a media kit and email tools. It takes 9% of every sale on the free plan and on Creator, which is $10 a month or $100 a year.

Memberships, multi-module courses, buy now pay later and removing the Beacons logo all need Creator Plus, at $30 a month. The top plan, Creator Max, went up from $90 to $100 a month in October. No chat for visitors is listed in its plans.

Keepp takes 3% on Pro at $9.99 a month, and a chat sits on the page. More in the Beacons comparison.

4. Stan Store

Stan has no free plan. Creator is $29 a month or $300 a year, after a 14-day trial, and Creator Pro is $99 a month or $948 a year.

You can’t use your own domain on Stan, only forward one to stan.store/yourname. Removing Stan branding, discount codes, upsells, email broadcasts and email flows are all Creator Pro. No chat for visitors is listed.

On Keepp you start free, your page can live on your own domain, and paid plans start at $9.99 a month. See the Stan Store comparison.

5. Carrd

Carrd builds one-page sites and bills yearly only: Pro Lite is $9 a year, Pro Standard $19 and Pro Plus $49. The free plan allows three sites with “Made with Carrd” branding.

Pro Lite has no forms and no custom domain; both start on Pro Standard. Carrd has no store. You take payments by embedding Stripe, PayPal or Gumroad widgets, or with payment forms through Stripe Checkout on Pro Plus. Bookings come from an embedded scheduling tool, and leads are sent off to third-party tools.

Keepp has the shop, the bookings and the leads dashboard built into the page. If you’re already on Carrd, see the Carrd alternatives.

Taplink is sold in prepaid blocks of 3, 6 or 12 months, and no month-to-month option was shown. Pro is $4 a month on a 12-month prepay, and Business is $8 a month on a 12-month prepay, $96 for the year.

Selling, payments, application forms, the CRM, branding removal and a custom domain are all on Business. For chat, Taplink gives you buttons that open messaging apps, not a chat on the page.

Keepp bills one month at a time, and the free plan sells. See the Taplink comparison.

7. Milkshake

Milkshake builds a mini site from swipeable cards in a phone app, rather than one scrolling page. Its selling fee is 12% on Free and Lite, 9% on Pro and 7% on Pro+.

Forms and a mailing list start on Pro. A custom domain is Pro+ only, and Pro+ is billed quarterly ($29.99) or yearly ($99.99), not monthly. There are no native bookings; Milkshake suggests a contact form for booking requests.

Keepp takes bookings with real availability, and its highest fee is 5%. See the Milkshake comparison.

What changed in November 2026

Checked on 27 October 2026 for this edition.

  • Tap Bio shuts down on 31 October 2026. Its homepage says service continues until that date. If your page is on Tap Bio, see Tap Bio is shutting down.
  • Linktree moved paid selling to Pro. Free and Starter can now only sell free products, courses, bookings and bundles. Its fee article, updated 12 October, no longer prints per-plan percentages.
  • Linktree confirmed again that it has no custom domains, in a help article updated 27 October.
  • Beacons raised Creator Max from $90 to $100 a month, and from $900 to $1,000 a year.
  • Milkshake now publishes its selling fees: 12% on Free and Lite, 9% on Pro and 7% on Pro+.
  • Keepp’s paid plans come with a 7-day free trial, billed monthly after it ends.

Questions people ask

What is a mini website? A small site, usually one page, that holds everything a visitor needs: who you are, what you sell, how to book you and how to reach you. Keepp’s take on it is in a mini website for creators and small businesses.

What is the best no-code mini website builder? Keepp, as of November 2026. Selling, bookings, forms and a chat are built into the page, it runs on your own domain, and paid plans are billed monthly.

Is a mini website the same as a link in bio? On Keepp it’s the same page. It works as your link in bio and as your website, so every profile and every QR code points to one place.

Can a mini website take payments? Yes. On Keepp, buyers pay through Stripe Checkout and the money goes straight to your own Stripe account. On Linktree, paid items need Pro; on Carrd, payments come through embedded widgets or payment forms on Pro Plus.

Can I put my mini website on my own domain? On Keepp, yes, and your keepp.link address keeps working too. See connect your own domain. Linktree doesn’t support one on any plan, and Stan only forwards a domain.

Which no-code website builder is easiest to use with a custom domain? Keepp. You type your domain under Connectors, copy the three DNS records it shows into your domain provider, and your page goes live there with your keepp.link address still working. Custom domains come with Pro, at $9.99 a month. Linktree has no custom domain on any plan, and Stan only forwards one. Connect your own domain has the steps for Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap, Squarespace, Porkbun and IONOS.

Do I need to know code? No. You pick a template and change it, or tell the AI editor what you want.


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