Link in bio

The link in your bio, with a real page behind it

A list of links sends people away. This one keeps them: your story, your work, your offers, a way to book you and a way to buy, all at one short address you can also hand over as a business card.

Zara Haddad

Zara Haddad

Content creator, fashion & lifestyle

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Creating content about fashion, travel, and lifestyle for an engaged community that loves honest recommendations. Open to collaborations with brands that share my values, let us talk.

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Sample card for illustration. Names, details, and reviews are fictional.

Real sections, with your work inside

Instead of a stack of buttons, the page holds real content: a gallery, a portfolio, services with prices, a menu, a price list, testimonials and video. Every section is yours to arrange.

They can buy without leaving

Sell digital downloads and online courses with secure checkout, and the money lands in your account. Each one gets its own sales page you can send on its own, and coupons and sales are built in.

Every enquiry arrives with its story

A lead form that opens with what you actually offer, so an enquiry reaches you with the service already named. Everyone who writes lands in your contacts with where they came from and what they wanted.

One address, online and in the room

The same link is your bio link, your QR code and your wallet pass. Someone who scans it at a meeting sees exactly what someone arriving from a story sees.

How it works

  1. Claim your address

    Pick a short name like myvisito.com/dana. It is easy to say out loud and easy to paste into any bio.

  2. Fill it in one sentence

    Describe yourself and the AI copilot drafts the whole page: the words, the sections and a design that suits your profession. Change anything by asking.

  3. Put it in your bio

    Paste the link into Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn or X. The same address works as a QR code and as a wallet pass when you meet someone in person.

Comparison

The difference: one page that works for you

A typical digital card shares your contact details, and that matters. MyVisito adds what a business needs: offers, built-in payment, bookings, courses and a memory of every inquiry.

The card itself

The page itself

A typical digital card: Contact details, links and a personal profile

MyVisito: A full landing page: services with prices, a gallery, portfolio, videos and testimonials

Sections for your profession

A typical digital card: The same fields for everyone

MyVisito: A filterable listings board for agents, a menu with allergens for restaurants, a price list with photos, highlights, sets and episodes, every section in the card’s colors

Building with AI

A typical digital card: You fill in the details yourself, field by field

MyVisito: Describe yourself in one sentence and the AI builds the whole card; you can also import an existing site or card

Languages

A typical digital card: One language per card

MyVisito: One card in up to 27 languages, and visitors see it in theirs

Your address

A typical digital card: A random app-generated link

MyVisito: Your own short address, myvisito.com/your-name, on the QR code and the wallet pass too

Logo

A typical digital card: You upload an existing logo

MyVisito: A built-in AI logo studio: a professional logo without hiring a designer

Who sees what

A typical digital card: One card, the same details for everyone

MyVisito: A public profile for people arriving from Google and a full personal card for people you handed the link to; you choose which details strangers see

Sharing

Sharing and saving

A typical digital card: A link and a QR code

MyVisito: Link, branded QR, Apple and Google Wallet, email signature and backgrounds, and a preview of how you look in their contacts, tags included

Paper card scanning

A typical digital card: Varies by app, often manual entry

MyVisito: Photograph a paper card and the AI reads name, phone and email straight into your contacts, photo and meeting attached

Selling and events

Selling and payment

A typical digital card: The page shows, payment happens elsewhere

MyVisito: Digital products and courses with built-in checkout and the money in your account, coupons and personal links, and a quick-contact button on every service, product and price-list row

A download for an email

A typical digital card: A link to a file on a drive

MyVisito: A set, a guide or a file up to 1GB unlocked after a name and an email, with a preview clip on the page; everyone who downloads joins your audience You can also gate the download as follow to unlock (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube), sell from a date you set, and give a 1:1 session a booking link on Calendly.

Courses and content

A typical digital card: A separate course platform

MyVisito: Digital courses sold and taught from the card, with a student portal

Appointments and meetings

A typical digital card: A link to an external calendar

MyVisito: A built-in calendar: your hours and meeting length, visitors pick a slot, you confirm, and both sides get a calendar file

Invitations and RSVP

A typical digital card: A shared link, no event management

MyVisito: A designed invitation at its own address: RSVPs, automatic reminders, guest messages, and every guest joins your audience

Paid tickets and check-in

A typical digital card: A separate ticketing system

MyVisito: Ticket types, a sale window, coupons and manual approval, a scanning crew at the door on their phones and a live count; you choose who pays the service fee, you or the buyer; the money reaches your bank the day after the event, with the fee itemized up front

Webinars and online events

A typical digital card: A Zoom link sent by email

MyVisito: A webinar registration page where the link goes only to registered guests, a countdown, reminders, a recurring series (every day or every week until a date) with one registration for every session, and the event shows on your card and on Google

Relationships and audience

Enquiry form

A typical digital card: Name, email and a message

MyVisito: The form opens with "what are you interested in" built from your own services, plus a budget range, your own questions and proposed times for an intro call; enquiries arrive sorted

Leads and contacts

A typical digital card: Contact exchange

MyVisito: A built-in CRM: every inquiry saved with its context, follow-up reminders and sync to the tools you already use

Answering enquiries

A typical digital card: Emails scattered around

MyVisito: Every enquiry in one place: form, shop, events and meetings, with quick replies by branded email or WhatsApp and the answers threaded

Subscribe to updates

A typical digital card: A link to an external form

MyVisito: A subscribe button at the end of the card, a recorded consent date, a confirmation email in the subscriber’s language and a list you can export

Your community

A typical digital card: Social network icons

MyVisito: A row of follower counts per platform with real numbers only, refreshed automatically where a platform allows it

Personal AI agent

A typical digital card: The card only displays information

MyVisito: An agent with your name and persona answers visitors, learns your business and collects enquiries (from Premium up)

Who else gets the enquiries

A typical digital card: One account, one person

MyVisito: An assistant with a separate login and no access to money, and alert recipients (a booking manager, a bookkeeper) who get enquiries by email with no account

Why most link pages do not convert

Your visitor arrived at peak interest. What happens in the next second?

A typical link page shows a list of equal buttons and sends every tap somewhere else. Here the page itself is the destination: it has one goal, it keeps the visitor with you, and it remembers who came.

  • On a typical link page

    Seven links of equal weight, in no order and for no reason. The visitor cannot tell what to do, and does nothing.

    Here

    Every card has one primary goal

    One wide button and up to three shortcuts, set for your profession. Analytics shows how many visitors did exactly that: a real conversion rate, not just a click count.

    How the goal is measured
  • On a typical link page

    Every tap sends the visitor to YouTube or Instagram, where the feed takes them away.

    Here

    The visitor never leaves the page

    Music and video play inside the card, the meeting is booked inside it, the product is bought and the form is sent without leaving.

    What happens without leaving
  • On a typical link page

    You know there was a click. You do not know who clicked, and there is no way back to them.

    Here

    The card remembers who came

    Whoever leaves details, follows, books or buys joins your audience with a status and a follow-up reminder. One person, one record, even after three inquiries.

    My audience
  • On a typical link page

    A quiet fee on every sale, a price rise with no notice, and a charge that shows up as a surprise.

    Here

    No billing surprises

    The fee is itemized before you sell and drops as the plan goes up. Every payment runs on a secure Stripe page, with no proration math, and you can cancel whenever you like.

    Full pricing
  • On a typical link page

    A link tool, a booking tool, a mailing tool, a store. Four subscriptions for one page.

    Here

    One plan instead of a subscription stack

    Card, links, meetings with an automatic Google Meet link, digital products, courses, events, audience management and analytics in one place. Start free.

    All capabilities
  • On a typical link page

    To get your details, the recipient has to install an app or hand over their own details first.

    Here

    The recipient installs nothing

    Save to contacts or to the wallet in one tap, no app. Leaving details back is an offer, not a condition, and the "Not now" button is a real button.

    What the recipient sees

Frequently asked questions

Is this a Linktree alternative?

It covers the same job and keeps going. A link-in-bio page points an audience to your other destinations, and it does that well. Here the same link is also where they land, with your story, your work, a booking calendar and things they can buy. There is a free plan, so you can try it without paying.

Can I put it in my Instagram bio?

Yes. Every card gets a short address like myvisito.com/dana that you paste into Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X or YouTube. It is the same address you share as a QR code or hand over in person.

Can I sell from it?

You can sell digital downloads and online courses with secure checkout, and sell tickets to events you host. Services and price list rows carry a quick-contact button, so an enquiry reaches you with the item already named.

Do visitors need an app?

No. They open the link or scan the QR code and the page loads in their browser. They can save your details to their phone in one tap and add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.

Is it free?

There is a free plan with no credit card needed: one published card, a lead form and a contact list. Extra languages and more cards open on Starter, the shop (courses, sessions, files and guides) opens on Premium, and every paid plan starts with a free trial.

The card that is your personal brand

You are the brand. Whether you're a professional, a freelancer or a creator, people buy from people. Your card is there for them 24/7: beautifully designed, showing what you offer, and saving every lead for you. Start free.

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