FOR BUSINESSES
Turn visits into enquiries and sales.
Somebody looks you up at eleven at night, when nobody is there to answer. The page is what answers.
LETS AND SELLS PROPERTY
SIXTEEN COVERS, FIVE NIGHTS
WHAT YOU HAVE
The things people came to look at
A brochure site describes what you do. A page shows what is available right now, which is the only thing anybody arrived to find out.
STOCK THAT CHANGES
To rent and for sale, on the same page.
Each one gets its own card, its own photographs and its own price, and the price is text rather than a number in cents, so "£1,450 a month" and "£385,000" both read the way you would say them. Add one when it comes in and take it down when it goes.
WHAT IS ON
The menu, not a PDF of the menu.
Dishes, descriptions and prices that open on the page instead of downloading a file that was last changed in March. It takes a minute to update, which is the difference between a menu that is current and one that is technically online.
WHILE YOU ARE SHUT
The questions that arrive at eleven at night
Nobody looks up a restaurant at ten in the morning. They look it up when they are deciding, which is exactly when the phone goes unanswered.
A TIME, NOT A THREAD
A viewing booked while you are asleep.
Saturday morning slots go on a Thursday evening, when the office is shut and the enquiry would otherwise sit in an inbox until Monday. Somebody picks one, it holds, and nobody sends the message that starts "are you free at all this week".
WHICH ONE THEY MEANT
An enquiry that already says which.
When the question offers your actual listings, the reply arrives attached to one of them instead of describing it. No thread that opens with "the two-bed, I think, the one with the garden".
WHERE AND WHEN
Open now, or not.
A map that opens your pin rather than a search for your street name, and the hours next to it. Two things every visitor checks and half of small-business sites bury on a contact page behind a form.
BEFORE IT IS LISTED
A list worth being on.
The people who want to hear first are worth more than the ones who find you on a portal, and they will give you an address to be first. Verified, so the list is the size it says it is.
What it costs.
The free plan is a real plan, not a trial with a clock on it. Start there and upgrade when you run into something you need.
Free
Your link-in-bio and catalog, free.
- Unlimited sales and bookings with Stripe checkout
- Just 5% commission, the lowest on the market on a free plan
- A fully customizable page
- Your keepp.link/handle
- Basic analytics
- Zoom & Google Meet auto meeting links for bookings
Pro
For creators ready to capture and sell.
Everything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited sales and bookings with Stripe checkout
- 3% commission, the lowest rate with the most included
- Customizable forms for leads, feedback, or anything else you need to ask
- 2,000 actions a month, covering forms, bookings, and orders paid outside Keepp†
- Free and charge-on-your-own pricing, as well as Stripe checkout
- Schedule blocks & custom fonts for your page
- Full analytics: visits over time, conversion funnel, date ranges
- Custom domain
Influencer
Keep everything you earn.
Everything in Pro, plus:
- Unlimited sales and bookings with Stripe checkout
- 0% commission, so you keep every cent as you scale
- 10,000 actions a month, covering forms, bookings, and orders paid outside Keepp†
†Actions are forms, bookings, and orders you take payment for yourself. Sales collected through Stripe checkout are always unlimited, on every plan.
Questions people ask.
We already have a website. Why this?
Most small-business websites are a brochure with a phone number on it. This one takes the booking, answers which property or which table, and collects the enquiry while you are shut.
Is Keepp free to use?
Yes. The free plan gives you the page, unlimited links and a working Stripe checkout, with no card required and no trial clock. Paid plans lower the commission on sales and add more of the page to your control.
Do I need a website as well as a Keepp page?
No. A Keepp page is a real page at a real address, so for most creators and small businesses it is the website. It is quicker to set up than a site and easier to change when what you do changes.
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How do I get paid?
Through your own connected Stripe account. You are the merchant of record, so the sale is between you and your customer and the money goes to your account rather than being held by Keepp and forwarded later.
What commission does Keepp take on a sale?
Five percent on the free plan, three percent on Pro and nothing on Influencer. It comes out at checkout rather than arriving as a separate invoice.
What is a good Linktree alternative?
Keepp does what a link list does and then takes payments, bookings and form answers on the same page, which is the part a list hands off to another tool.
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