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The Google Maps Website Link Every Local Business Is Getting Wrong
Your Google Business Profile's website field is the highest-intent click a local business gets — and most point it at nothing, a stale site, or an Instagram grid. Here's what that link should actually do.
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Why Personal Branding Matters, and Where Your Page Fits In
Skill gets you noticed once. A personal brand is what gets you chosen again — and it needs one consistent home online, not a website here, a booking tool there, and a bio link pointing at neither.
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A Keepp Page Never Locks You In
Your own Stripe account, your own domain, your own affiliate links, your own scheduler if you already have one, and every record exportable any time. Here's exactly what stays yours on a Keepp page, and why.
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Keepp vs Beacons: a Beacons alternative that doesn't charge 9% until you pay $30/month
Beacons keeps a 9% seller fee all the way through its $10 plan and only reaches 0% at $30. Keepp starts at 5% on a free plan, drops to 3% at $9.99, and reaches 0% at $24.99 — with real checkout, bookings, and lead capture on one page.
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Own your brand: custom icons for your links
Stock icons make every link-in-bio page look the same. Keepp lets you upload your own icon for any link, pair it with a real font and color theme, and turn a generic link list into a page that looks like your brand.
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Every product is a link you can share anywhere
A customer asks about something you sell and you want to send them straight to it — not your whole page. A Keepp product link opens for anyone, anywhere, with the price, the checkout, and your contacts all live.
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Keepp vs Linktree: a real Linktree alternative, with the fees compared
Linktree charges 12% on the free plan and only drops to 0% at $35/month. Keepp starts at 5%, falls to 3% at $9.99, and reaches 0% at $24.99 — with a real checkout, bookings, and lead capture on the page itself, not a stack of links to somewhere else.
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A Milkshake alternative that looks as good and takes 5% instead of 12%
Milkshake charges a 12% selling fee on its free plan and 7% on its most expensive one. Keepp's highest commission is 5% — on the plan that costs nothing — and its top plan charges 0%, with bookings, real checkout, and leads on the same page.
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Taplink alternative: a page that sells, books, and captures leads without the assembly
Taplink gates payments behind the Business plan, redirects checkout to a separate payment page, and sells plans in three-month blocks. Here's a side-by-side with Keepp — pricing, fees, on-page checkout, bookings, and lead capture.
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A Stan Store alternative with a free plan, a custom domain, and no $29 floor
Stan Store starts at $29/month with no free tier and no custom domain. Keepp starts at $0, gives you your own domain on a $9.99 plan, and puts bookings, affiliate cards, lead forms, and real checkout on the same page.
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One button, front and center: the highlight button
Add a single, prominent call-to-action to your Keepp page — one that stays on screen as visitors scroll. When one clear button beats a wall of equal links, and how to point it at your sale, your booking link, or whatever matters most right now.
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Stop Answering 'Are You Open?' in Your DMs
If people need to find you in person — a shop, a studio, a stall, a food truck — put your address and hours where they can tap straight through to directions. Covers irregular hours, holiday closures, multiple locations, and privacy for home-based businesses.
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