Every change to what Upfront costs, what each plan includes, and what we claim about
competitors gets written down here, with the date. Two of our rivals make this impossible to
check on their own sites — one excluded its pricing pages from the Internet Archive, the other
publishes no changelog at all, which is how it moved a feature to a higher tier without telling
anyone. We'd rather be the boring, auditable one.
2026-07-31
Accounts are open — claim, confirm, and your page is live
Until today, claiming a handle wrote your name on a list and the pages here were built by
hand. Now the front door works by itself:
- Real signup and login. Email + password or a magic link — and you can log in with
your handle instead of your email (added later the same day). Your handle is checked live
against every claimed and reserved name before you commit.
- A self-serve page editor. Name, photo, one-line bio, business facts (where / hours /
phone), unlimited links, and eight color themes — every one of them checked against the WCAG AA
contrast floor at build time, not eyeballed.
- Everything still plays. YouTube and Spotify links can play right on your page, and
nothing loads until a visitor taps — same rule as always.
- Publish when you say so. Pages start as drafts only you can see. Publishing and
unpublishing are one button, and unpublishing never shows a public "banned" banner — the page
simply reads "nobody here yet."
What signing up does not do
- It cannot charge you. There is no billing system, no card field, and no paid plan you can
buy today. Free is $0 forever; Pro stays $1/mo (billed $10/yr) and switches on only when
counsel-blessed terms ship — that promise is unchanged.
- It records no more than it says: your email, your page content, and — cookieless, with no
IP address stored — which links get tapped.
2026-07-25
Corrections to our own comparison table
We audited every competitive claim on this site against the competitors' own live pages and
found two of ours were wrong. Both are fixed:
- Linktree custom domains. We said "top tier only." That was wrong — Linktree does not
offer a custom domain on any tier, including its $35/month plan. The error was in
Linktree's favour and against ours.
- "You keep 99%." That headline was only true on Pro, and only if you ignored the payment
processor. The page now says what we actually take — 1% on Pro, 3% on Free — and shows
Stripe's cut separately, in a calculator you can run yourself.
Added
- A fee calculator that includes the processor's cut on both sides of every comparison.
- Two more promises: your custom domain stays in your registrar account with no exit fee, and
nothing you already paid for gets moved to a more expensive plan later.
- A plain statement of one real limit: publishing here is unrestricted, but payments run through
Stripe and inherit Stripe's restricted-business rules.
- Spanish as a real page at its own address, instead of a language toggle that swapped text on
the same URL.
- Every live profile now has: a QR code, a shareable preview image, verified business facts in
machine-readable form, and its own Spanish version.
Removed
- A festival offer that ended on 13 July was still published on twelve profile pages. Gone.
- Third-party font loading. Fonts are now served from this domain.
One row is not a boast — it's a starting point. The promise is that this table only
ever grows, and that nothing gets edited out of it.