Linktree
Linktree is a link-centric creator platform with features around links, audience, analytics, and creator monetization. SayHi is intentionally narrower: a design-first personal website for a person, their work, and a way to be reached.
Linktree starts from destinations and the tools around them. SayHi starts from the person and their work. Stay when those tools are the product. Move when the page should read as a personal site.
Rio Hale
Short films about ordinary nights
I walk around with a small camera and wait for the steam, the bus lights, the joke someone almost told. Weekly pieces from Los Angeles kitchens and sidewalks.
YouTubeOrdinary Nights — “Steam on 3rd”@riohaleCuts and leftovers@riohaleThe weekly night walk@riohaleNotes from the sidewalkNot a vlog. Not a brand. A stack of three-minute films about the part of the day after the work lights go off and before anyone has decided to go home.
Positioning checked 2026-09-24. Features and prices change. This table avoids numbers SayHi cannot keep current. Linktree remains a reasonable choice for the cases below.
A link-centric creator page with themes, content blocks, and creator tools.
A personal-site layout where work, biography, projects, and contact can lead before the links.
Built to route a profile tap toward destinations and creator tools.
sayhi.page/yourname can sit in a bio. The page is a person and their work, not only the destinations.
A creator platform that can stand in for a homepage, organized around links and tools.
One designed page: name, sentence, selected work, and a way to reply.
Work can live on the page, and also as another destination in the same product.
Project, image, and text blocks. A portfolio can lead the page.
Their pages follow their own index rules. A link hub is not automatically a personal site.
Public HTML, a canonical URL, and a sitemap only when a profile clears the quality gate.
Themes, content blocks, and creator tools inside their product.
A small set of templates and blocks. Not a blank-canvas site builder.
Audience and click reporting are part of the product. Check what the current plan includes.
Optional first-party visitor insights live in the dashboard. This is not an ads or marketing suite.
Often a paid option. Confirm it on their pricing page.
Custom domains are not offered. The public address is sayhi.page/yourname.
Optimized around routing an audience to links, commerce, and creator tools.
Optimized around presenting a person, selected work, and a contact path as one designed page.
A free plan is commonly available, and paid plans exist. Check their current pricing. This page does not copy numbers that go stale.
Publishing a SayHi page does not require a paid plan today. There is no pricing table because billing is not a product yet.
The page lives on their platform unless you use a custom domain they offer.
You write the page. SayHi hosts sayhi.page/yourname. The studio can export a JSON draft.
A film, a record, or a project should be visible with a sentence, not only as another place to leave. SayHi is for that order.
A personal site can still be the link in an Instagram or TikTok bio. The HTML is a page about a person, not only a menu of tools.
Linktree is strong when the job is routing. SayHi is for picking the work and the contact path, and putting the other links underneath.
Shops, their app, or integrations SayHi does not ship are a reason to stay. Check what you actually use before moving.
If the Linktree address is already the one people know, replacing it is a migration, not a theme change.
If the job is a set of equal destinations, or a feature this product does not have, keep Linktree. A template will not turn SayHi into that product.
The importer reads public HTML only. It does not sign in, and it will not follow a URL that points at your machine or a private network.
The page importer reads a public Linktree, Carrd, Bento, or Beacons URL and tries to keep the title, bio, public links, and the first email. It does not log in, and it does not fetch an arbitrary website. Many bio tools render buttons in the browser, so the import may only find what is in the HTML.
This page does not compare prices. Linktree’s plans change. SayHi does not sell a plan today. Check their pricing page for the current numbers.
Yes. Keep it when you depend on its commerce, audience tools, or a URL people already use. Use SayHi when the page should present a person and selected work.
Comparisons with bio-link products and one-page builders, including when to stay.
The one link in a bio, opened as a designed page instead of a stack of buttons.
Type a name, a bio, and the links. Preview a page. Open it in the studio.
Paste a Linktree, Carrd, Bento, or Beacons URL. Keep the title, bio, links, and email.
Bio-link examples that still read as personal pages.
Multiple profile links are still destinations. The page is the context.
A mobile-first page for the bio link you want people to open.