For creators who get asked “how much?”
Turn your bio link into proof that you are worth hiring.
A link page answers where to find you. This answers the question that actually decides whether someone messages you: your work, your prices, and what real clients said — on one page that looks like you charge properly.
Free to start. No card. Your page is live in about five minutes.
Editorial Minimal — one of sixteen
The problem
An Instagram profile is not a pitch.
It was built to show what you posted, not to convince someone to pay you. So the work of convincing falls on you, one message at a time.
Your best work is buried
It is somewhere in a grid of 300 posts, between a birthday photo and a reel that did not land.
Your prices live in your DMs
You have typed the same rate card forty times. Half the people who ask never reply.
Your reviews are screenshots
Praise sits in a highlight as a blurry chat screenshot. Anyone can fake one, and everyone knows it.
Nothing says you are a business
A serious client cannot tell the difference between you and a hobbyist with the same follower count.
What is on the page
Everything a client checks before they message you.
Portfolio
Your best work, chosen by you, shown large. Images are optimised automatically.
Services and pricing
What you do, what it costs, what is included. Fixed, starting-at, or on request.
Client reviews
Real ones. A review left through your link is marked verified, and you cannot write it yourself.
Review request links
Send a one-time link after a job. They fill it in; you decide what goes public.
WhatsApp and contact buttons
A tap opens a chat with your name already in it. No number to copy, no form to fill.
Templates that look expensive
Five layouts, each a real design. Prepared palettes and type pairings, no colour picker to get wrong.
Analytics
Views, contacts, which service gets clicked, where visitors came from. No third-party tracker.
QR code
For a card, a flyer, a shop counter. Checked for readability before you print it.
Your own branding
Your accent, your button label, and no BindasX badge on the page.
The Creator Collection · 15 designs
A page with a point of view. Yours.
A baker and a game streamer should not have the same website. Every template here is its own layout — where the name sits, how the work is gridded, what the frame does. Switch whenever you like; nothing you have written is affected.
The people in these previews are examples, not customers — the names, ratings and reviews are written to show the layout.
Who it is for
Anyone whose next client is deciding right now.
- Video editorShow finished cuts and a rate that stops the haggling.
- PhotographerA full set, not three highlights, and what a day costs.
- Makeup artistBefore and after, travel charges, and who you have worked on.
- TutorSubjects, batch timings, results, and parents in their own words.
- Home bakerThe cakes, the per-kg price, and how far ahead to order.
- DesignerCase studies with outcomes instead of a folder of mockups.
- Micro creatorReach, past collaborations, and a rate brands can act on.
Where it sits
A link page answers where. This answers why.
Link pages are good at what they do. They were simply never built to make the case for hiring you.
| Instagram bio | Link page | BindasX | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Somewhere to send people | Partly | Yes | Yes |
| Your work, chosen and shown well | Partly | No | Yes |
| Services with prices | No | No | Yes |
| Reviews that cannot be faked | No | No | Yes |
| One tap to WhatsApp you | Partly | Yes | Yes |
| Looks like a business | No | Partly | Yes |
| Tells you what is working | Partly | Partly | Yes |
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when the page is earning.
Everything that makes the page work is on the free plan. Pro lifts the limits and takes our name off it.
- Your page at a name you choose
- 3 projects, 3 services, 5 reviews
- Verified review links
- WhatsApp and contact buttons
- Two templates
- Basic analytics
- Unlimited projects, services and reviews
- All templates
- Your own button label
- Detailed analytics with traffic sources
- QR code with your photo
- No BindasX badge
Cancel whenever you like. Your projects, services and reviews stay on your page — only the free limits come back.
Questions
The things people ask first.
How is this different from a link page?
A link page is a list of destinations. This is one page that makes an argument — your work, your prices, and reviews a stranger can believe — so someone can decide to hire you without leaving it.
Can I write my own reviews?
Not verified ones. A review is only marked verified if a client submitted it through a one-time link you sent them. You can add a review by hand, but the page shows that you did.
What happens to my page if I stop paying?
It stays up. Nothing you made is deleted — the free limits come back, so the page shows fewer projects, services and reviews until you upgrade again.
Do I need a website or a domain?
No. You pick a name and your page is live at it. Put that link in your Instagram bio and you are done.
Will it work on a phone?
That is where almost everyone will see it. The page is built for a phone first, with your contact button always within reach.
How long does setup take?
About five minutes. Name, what you do, one or two pieces of work, your services, and your WhatsApp number. You can add the rest later.
Your next client is looking at your profile right now.
Give them something that answers their question instead of something they have to interpret.