BuzzKit vs Stan: a free link page, no trial and no card
BuzzKit is a free link-in-bio page with unlimited links, 24 themes and cookie-free analytics. There is no trial and no credit card. Stan has no free plan: its pricing starts with a 14-day trial, then $29 a month. If you want one page that links to the tools you already use, BuzzKit costs $0.
The short answer
Why creators pick BuzzKit
- You want a link-in-bio page that costs $0 with no trial and no credit card.
- You want unlimited links and all blocks on the free plan: polls, Q&A, tip jar, newsletter signup and a media kit for brands.
- You already sell through Gumroad, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy or Shopify and want one place that links to it all.
- You care about analytics with no tracking cookies and no raw IP addresses, plus a full data export.
- You want 24 themes and a custom design editor, with drafts you can undo, redo and revert.
Side by side
| Feature | BuzzKit | Stan |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, $0 forever, no card | No. 14-day free trial, then paid |
| Time limit on free use | None | 14-day trial |
| Listed price (monthly) | $0 on Free | $29 Creator, $99 Creator Pro |
| Paid plans | Pro coming soon, optional | Required after the trial |
| Analytics | 90 days, cookie-free, no raw IPs | Store and product analytics |
| Ad pixels | Meta, TikTok, GA4 on Free, with consent | Meta, Google, Pinterest, TikTok on Creator Pro |
| Themes and design | 24 themes plus custom editor | Storefront layout |
Free forever, with no trial
BuzzKit Free costs $0 with no credit card and no time limit. You get 1 page, unlimited links and every block type, including polls, Q&A, tip jar, newsletter signup and a media kit.
Stan has no free plan. Its pricing page lists a 14-day free trial, then two paid plans: Creator at $29 a month ($300 billed yearly) and Creator Pro at $99 a month ($948 billed yearly).
BuzzKit Free shows clearly labelled ads beside your page on desktop and in a slim bar on mobile, never between your links. Those ads pay for the Free plan. BuzzKit Pro, which removes the ads and adds more, is coming soon. It is not on sale and no price is announced.
Works with the tools you already use
BuzzKit is a page that sends people to the tools you already use. Add a product card that links to your own store, or a booking button for Calendly, Cal.com, Google Calendar or Zoom Scheduler.
Because each link goes to your own tool, you can switch a store or a scheduler without rebuilding your page. If you sell through Gumroad, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy or Shopify, the sale stays with that tool.
Design, drafts and control of your data
BuzzKit gives you 24 themes, a full custom design editor and up to 3 saved designs on Free. Edits stay in a draft until you press Publish, with undo, redo and per-item revert.
You can export all your data or delete your account whenever you like. Newsletter subscribers are consent-based and export as CSV at any time.
What Pro will add
Pro is coming soon. It will remove the ads and add up to 10 pages, teams with admin, editor, viewer and analyst roles, review and approval before changes go live, scheduled links and publishing, up to 20 saved designs, and analytics history up to 2 years.
Free stays free. You do not need Pro to build and publish a full page.
Questions
Is BuzzKit free?
Yes. BuzzKit Free costs $0, needs no credit card and has no time limit. It includes unlimited links and all blocks.
Is Stan free?
No. Stan's pricing page lists a 14-day free trial and no free plan. After the trial you need a paid plan.
Can I use BuzzKit and Stan together?
Yes. Build your page on BuzzKit and link to your Stan checkout from a BuzzKit product card or link. Visitors land on your BuzzKit page, then go to Stan to buy.
Does BuzzKit track my visitors?
BuzzKit analytics use no tracking cookies and store no raw IP addresses. Bots are excluded. The figures are approximate.
How much will BuzzKit Pro cost?
Pro is coming soon. It is not on sale yet and no price has been announced. Free stays free.
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