Bio-link sites
Bio-link site or personal page: which do you need?
Bio-link sites put many destinations behind one URL, and for some people that list is all they need. SayHi can be that URL too, but the page behind it is a small website with one thing first and the rest underneath.
Who should stay on Bio-link sites
You will not keep a page updated
A list you can update in a minute beats a nice page you abandon.
Every link really is equal
A shop, a newsletter, a tour, and a video with no order among them is a list. Keep the list.
You use the tools around it
If your store, bookings, or email list run through the bio product, it is doing more than a page would.
Who might prefer SayHi
Your bio link became your whole website
If every introduction ends at a list, your work never gets a page of its own.
You know which link matters most
Put that one first with a picture and a sentence, then list the rest underneath.
You want one page for every profile
Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, GitHub, and LinkedIn can all point to the same personal URL.
Bio-link sites and SayHi side by side
| Topic | Bio-link sites | SayHi |
|---|---|---|
| Built around | Turning one URL into a list of destinations | A personal page with your work above your links |
| Design | Usually button color, font, and background | Eight templates: Minimal, Bento, Editorial, Studio, Creator, Portfolio, Musician, and Elegant. Switching keeps your blocks. |
| What goes on the page | Mostly links, sometimes with a header | Links, project cards, uploaded images, text, social links, X and Instagram posts, YouTube and Spotify cards, an email button, and a contact form. Up to 48 blocks. |
| Stats | Click counts per button are common | Optional first-party visitor insights in your dashboard. |
| Address | Varies by product | sayhi.page/yourname. A custom domain is planned for Pro and not available yet. |
| Price | Free tiers are common; paid plans vary | Free today. Pro is planned at $19.9 a year and is not on sale yet. Launch offer: the first 100 users are free for 3 years. |
Checked 29 September 2026 (Bio-link sites) and 8 November 2026 (SayHi). Plans change, so confirm on Bio-link sites’s site. SayHi pricing.
How to switch
1
List your links
Type them into the link-in-bio generator or straight into the studio, most important first.
2
Add one thing above them
Your latest project, a photo, or a sentence about what you do, so the page says who you are.
3
Publish and update your bios
Sign in, publish at sayhi.page/yourname, and paste it into each profile.
Questions
Which bio tools does this cover?
The whole category: Linktree, Beacons, and the other products that turn one URL into a list. Bio Sites, the Squarespace product, is marketed at biosites.com, and its public pages can be on bio.site. Linktree, Carrd, and Beacons have their own comparison pages.
Can I import a bio.site page?
Not with the importer, which reads public Linktree, Carrd, and Beacons pages. Type your links into the link-in-bio generator or straight into the studio instead.
Is a bio-link page bad for SEO?
Not by definition, but a thin list of outbound links gives search engines little to show. A page with your name, a specific sentence, and real work has a better chance of being useful in results.
See your page before you decide.
The studio works without an account. Sign in only when you want to publish.
Related pages
Link-in-bio alternatives
Comparisons with bio-link products and one-page builders, including when to stay.
Linktree alternative
A link-centric creator platform versus a page that starts with the person.
Link in bio page
The bio URL opens one page: name, work, and links at sayhi.page/yourname.
Link in bio examples
Bio-link examples that still read as personal pages.