Linktree solved a real problem: one link in the bio that fans out. Credit where due, it takes thirty seconds to set up.
The argument is what happens in the doorway. Every fan who taps it passes through a page you rent, and almost all of them leave no trace.
What Linktree gives you
- A list of links on their domain, with their brand on the free tier
- Their analytics about your audience
- A doorway that forgets every visitor the moment they pass through
What your /join page gives you
- One page on your own domain built to do one thing: turn a viewer into a name on your list
- Double opt-in, a welcome funnel and a letter every week after that
- A pinned comment and a bio link that finally point at an asset you own
A bio link should not be a corridor. It should be a front door with a guest book.
The next step
This site is the demo. $1,400 once at founder price, delivered in days, every part registered in your name. See the pricing.