LINK IN BIO
The link in your bio, done right.
Every link, social, video and post sits on one page you own, and you decide the order and the look.
MORE THAN A LIST
A page, not a stack of buttons
A link list is a menu with no restaurant behind it. The same page can carry the thing itself, which is the difference between sending somebody away and giving them a reason to stay.
THE LINKS THEMSELVES
A line, or something worth looking at.
A plain pill for the things that just need reaching, with an icon so the eye finds the right one without reading. A card when the link deserves a photograph and a sentence, because the reason somebody taps is usually the picture.
WHO IT BELONGS TO
Your face, your handle, your name.
A photograph and a line about what you do, at the top, where a stranger decides in about a second whether they are in the right place. Round if you want a portrait, full width if the photograph is the point.
ORDER AND SECTIONS
Long pages that stay findable.
Headings break a page into parts, and the ones you mark turn into a row of tabs at the top that jumps to them. You never build that row: it is made from the headings themselves, so it cannot end up pointing at a section you deleted last week.
THE THING HAPPENING NOW
One line that moves.
A running line across the page for the thing that is true this week and not next: three spots left, back on Thursday, closed until the fifth. It is the piece of a page that changes most often and the piece nobody reads if it is set in a paragraph.
AND IT LOOKS LIKE YOU
Nobody should be able to tell what you built it with
The point of your own page is that it is yours. Every one of these is a choice you make, not a template you pick from and then live inside.
COLOUR, CORNERS, TYPE
Pick a colour, a corner and a voice.
A palette to choose from or any hex you like. Corners run from square to fully round. The type pairing changes the whole voice of a page without touching a word of it, and every block follows, so nothing has to be restyled one at a time.
BEHIND EVERYTHING
A colour, a gradient, or your own photograph.
A background that is a picture you took does more for a page than any arrangement of buttons on white. It sits behind the whole thing with a veil over it so the words stay readable, which is the part that usually goes wrong when people try this themselves.
AND THE REST OF YOUR PAGE
One page does the rest of it too.
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
- Describe a change and the editor makes it, free for your first 24 hours
- 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
- Describe a change and the editor makes it, for as long as you like
- 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
- Live chat on your page, answered by AI or by you from Telegram
- 10,000 actions a month, covering forms, bookings, chat replies, 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.
How is this different from a link-in-bio list?
A list stacks buttons and that is all it does. A Keepp page holds your shop, your forms and your chat behind the same link, and you control the order, the colors and the layout.
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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