The free link page
that knows when
people look.
The others count your clicks and stop there. This one shows your latest posts on its own, and hands you the exact hour your people show up — the one worth posting at.
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Made with PurrPlan
A Linktree only sees your page.
This one also sees your accounts.
It is built inside the tool that already publishes to your networks. That changes two things — and they are the only two a competitor cannot hand you, free or not.
1 — Your clicks become an hour
PurrPlan reads 30 days of visits and finds the moment your audience actually shows up. Not an industry average: yours.
The verdict lands from about thirty visits on: below that, a slot would mean nothing, and we would rather say so than invent a number.
2 — Your page updates itself
The “latest posts” block shows what you just published, on its own. No link-page tool can do that: it would need to know your accounts.
The rest — visits, clicks, click rate per block, countries, traffic source — is there too. Last 7 days on the free plan, full history if you subscribe.
The others count. This one tells you what to do with the number.
A counter tells you 214 people clicked. Yours tells you what hour they come back — and opens the editor to schedule your next post right there.
Your page doesn't collect clicks.
It collects your audience.
Drop an “email capture” block on your page: addresses land in your stats, and you export them as CSV whenever you want. On the free plan too.
Tools in this category live off a cut of what you sell, or lock the export behind the paid plan. Holding someone's list to make them pay for access is taking their work hostage.
Everything you expect from a link page, without hunting for it.
Seventeen block types, stackable without limit, hideable, schedulable to a date. A six-dial style studio, eight pre-filled templates, a QR code to download. None of it is reserved for the paid plan.
Style gets composed, not picked from a list
Palette, font, corners, shadow, border, layout. Lock what you keep, roll the rest. And no roll can come out unreadable: the text colour is never drawn at random, it is computed against the background.
Your page gave you the hour.
Now be there.
This is where PurrPlan becomes paid, and nowhere else: schedule and publish to 12 networks, write with an AI that keeps your voice, answer comments from a single inbox. From €9/month, 7-day trial.
What's free, and what isn't.
The free plan is not a demo that expires. No countdown, no card to save, and the number of links is never capped.
Three moves, and your bio goes to work.
Build your page
Start from one of eight pre-filled templates, stack your blocks, roll the dice until the style clicks. Five minutes, not a project.
Paste the link in your bios
Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube — one link to maintain. The QR code downloads for a flyer or a shop window.
Come back in the morning
Something moved while you slept. Who showed up, what they tapped, at what hour. Keep what wins, replace what sleeps.
Frequently asked questions
Is it actually free, or free for 14 days?
Actually free, and no card required. You create an account, build your page, publish it. What you pay for is publishing to your social networks from PurrPlan — not the link page.
So where is the catch?
There is none, but there is a trade we own up to: a “Made with PurrPlan” line at the bottom of your page. That line is what brings us users, and it is what lets us give the rest away. It goes when you subscribe.
How many links can I add?
As many as you want. Capping links is the classic free-plan move: you hit the wall in three days and leave. Here it is unlimited — and they are not just links, they are 17 block types.
Who owns the email addresses I collect?
You do. They show up in your stats and you export them as CSV whenever you want, on the free plan too. Holding someone’s list to make them pay for access is taking their work hostage — we don’t do that.
What does it do that Linktree doesn’t?
Two things. A “latest posts” block that shows what you just published on your networks — you need to know the account for that. And stats that end in a posting slot: your page does not just count clicks, it tells you when to post.
What is my page address?
ater.la/s/your-name — a short, stable URL you pick, pasted once into every bio you own. You can also download its QR code for a flyer or a shop window.
I am coming from Linktree — is migrating long?
Five minutes. Start from a template, recreate your buttons, paste the new address into your bios. Your followers see no difference — you finally see what gets tapped.
Free · no credit card
Your bio should work while you sleep.
Your page can be live before your coffee is done. And from tonight, it starts counting who passes by, and when.
Build my page — it's free