BuzzKit vs Bio.link: a free link-in-bio page with every block included
BuzzKit is a free link-in-bio platform. The free plan gives you unlimited links, 24 themes, a full design editor and every page block. Analytics set no tracking cookies and store no raw IP addresses. This page shows how BuzzKit compares with Bio.link.
The short answer
Why creators pick BuzzKit
- You want everything on the free plan: 24 themes, a full design editor, polls, Q&A, a tip jar, booking buttons and a media kit.
- You want privacy-first analytics with no tracking cookies and no raw IP addresses, plus UTM tagging and consent-based pixels.
- You want drafts with undo, redo and per-item revert, so nothing goes live until you press Publish.
- You sell elsewhere and want a free page that simply links to your store.
- You want a full JSON or CSV data export at any time.
Side by side
| Feature | BuzzKit | Bio.link |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, $0 forever, no credit card | Yes, with a paid plan above it |
| Analytics | Last 90 days: views, clicks, referrers, devices, places | Views and clicks per link, 7 or 30 days or all time |
| Google Analytics | GA4 pixel, loaded only with visitor consent | Can be connected |
A free plan with the full toolkit
BuzzKit Free costs $0 and always will. It needs no credit card and gives you one page you own with unlimited links.
BuzzKit puts its page tools on the free plan. You get links, text, newsletter signup, a tip jar, booking, polls, Q&A, a Work with me inquiry block, link groups and carousels, a vCard contact card, a countdown, RSS feed and Shopify product embeds, and social icons.
Free accounts can also join other people's teams when invited, so you can help with a friend's page without upgrading.
24 themes and a full design editor
You can pick from 24 themes or use the full custom design editor. Free accounts can keep up to 3 saved designs.
A media kit page gives brands your details, and your business email is revealed only when someone clicks.
Analytics that respect your visitors
BuzzKit shows views, clicks, referrers, devices and locations over the last 90 days. It measures visits on the server, sets no tracking cookies, stores no raw IP addresses and excludes bots. The numbers are approximate, because hashed visitors and bot filtering cannot give exact counts.
BuzzKit also supports UTM tagging and QR codes. Meta, TikTok and GA4 pixels load only after a visitor agrees. Pro will extend analytics history to 2 years.
Drafts, undo and revert
Your edits go to a draft. Nothing changes on your public page until you press Publish.
You can undo and redo changes, and revert any single item to its live version. Your products can show as cards that link to your own store on Gumroad, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Shopify or a similar service. Booking buttons work with Calendly, Cal.com, Google Calendar and Zoom Scheduler.
Clear ads and your data stays yours
Free BuzzKit pages show clearly labelled ads. On desktop they sit beside your page, and on mobile they appear in a slim bar. They never appear between your links. Ads are how the free plan is paid for, and Pro will remove them.
You can export all your data as JSON or CSV at any time, and you can delete your account.
BuzzKit Pro is coming soon
BuzzKit Pro is not on sale yet and no price has been announced.
When Pro arrives it will add no ads on your pages, up to 10 pages, teams with admin, editor, viewer and analyst roles, review and approval before changes go live, scheduled links and scheduled publish, analytics history up to 2 years, and up to 20 saved designs.
Questions
Is BuzzKit really free?
Yes. BuzzKit Free is $0 forever with no credit card. Free pages show labelled ads, which is how the plan is funded. Pro is coming soon and has no price yet.
What do I get on the free plan?
One page with unlimited links, 24 themes, the custom design editor, every block, analytics for the last 90 days and up to 3 saved designs.
Where do the ads appear?
Ads are clearly labelled. On desktop they sit beside your page, and on mobile they appear in a slim bar. They never appear between your links.
Can I link to my own store?
Yes. A product card on your page links to your own store, such as Gumroad, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy or Shopify, and the sale happens there.
Can I move from Bio.link to BuzzKit?
You will need to rebuild your links on BuzzKit, which usually takes a few minutes because you can add links one by one and pick a theme. BuzzKit lets you export your data later in JSON or CSV.
Bio.link details as of November 12, 2026. Bio.link and its logo are trademarks of their owner, shown here only to identify the product.