Landing pages
A link in bio page and landing pages for one offer, class or signup, at your own address on postfjord.page. Start from a template, collect emails and print the QR code.
Your Instagram or TikTok profile has room for one link. Make it a page with all of them: book a table, see the menu, join the newsletter. Postfjord keeps that page at your own address, like harbor-coffee.postfjord.page, next to the landing pages you make for one offer at a time: harbor-coffee.postfjord.page/brunch.
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Before, the link in your bio goes to one place: the booking page, or the menu, or the shop. Whatever you posted about this week has to wait.
After, the same link opens your page. Book a table, this week's menu, beans online and a signup form, in the order you choose. When something new comes up, you change the page. The bio stays as it is.
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Link in bio pages and landing pages, sorted by what the page is for: signups, sales, bookings, visits, events and your content. Tick Use my brand colors and the page takes the colors from your brand kit.
Words in [brackets] mark what only you know, like your name, a price or what a customer said. The page cannot go live while one is left, so nothing made up ends up online. Templates come in English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese and Swedish.
What you get back
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Links, a photo, a video, a list, a quote, questions, social icons and your latest posts, which update on a live page every night. Move a block up or down, pick one of ten styles and change colors, fonts and corners. The editor shows the page as a phone and a computer see it. Everything saves as a draft until you press Publish.
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Add a Signup form block. On a paid plan, a visitor types their email, gets an email to confirm, and becomes a contact with the form's tags. From there your newsletter and your welcome emails reach them.
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Numbers shows the views of the last 30 days and how often each link was tapped, counted without cookies. A booking link counts the bookings it brings in, with Calendly or your own booking system, and a Stripe payment link shows the sales and the amount. Links to your own site get UTM tags, so your own analytics sees where visitors came from. You can turn them off.
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Every live page has a QR code as PNG or SVG. Print it on a poster, a flyer or a table card. Change your address later and the old one sends visitors to the new one, so a printed code keeps working.
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Postfjord asks Google about every link on the page before it goes live, and again every night. A link Google lists as unsafe stops the publish. If a live link turns unsafe later, the page goes offline and you get an email that names the link. Pages cannot ask for passwords or card details.
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Pick what the page should do, and start from a template made for it. Every template comes in six languages. Start free to try them all.
Free guide collects emails in exchange for a guide. Newsletter lists the emails you sent. Coming soon fills a waitlist before you open.
Product launch counts down to launch day. Sale or limited offer counts down to the last day, and the page can go offline by itself when the sale ends. Sales page sells one product or course: who it is for, what the buyer gets, what customers said, questions and a Buy button to your own Stripe Payment Link. The money goes straight to your Stripe account, and each sale shows in the page's numbers.
Coach or consultant shows your offers and a button to book a call. Salon, spa or clinic has your prices, online booking, your hours and the questions people ask before a visit.
Café or restaurant, Studio or gym offer and Shop or local business show your address and opening hours, and say if you are open right now. The shop template adds new arrivals and your latest posts.
Class signup saves a spot in a class. Event or workshop counts down to the doors, shows the place with map links and can go offline by itself after the event. Webinar or live class counts down to the start, with a form to save a seat.
Creator or podcast has your latest episode, your latest posts and a link to your video pages, where every video is written out. Shop the feed turns your posts into a shop: each photo opens its own link. Support my work has a pay what you want button to your Stripe Payment Link, next to your latest posts.
Three link in bio pages: a simple one, one with a big photo, and one for creators with your latest posts and an email list.
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Book a table, the menu and beans online on the link in bio page. The café template is a menu with prices and your hours, and its QR code goes on the table cards.
An intro offer page with a signup form: new people leave their email, confirm it and get your welcome emails. Your booking link counts the bookings it brings in.
The booking link first, your prices as a list, and your latest posts, so the work you posted last week is on the page too.
The coach template has three offers with a price, a quote from a client and a button to book a free call. Bookings through Calendly show on the page's numbers.
A launch page with a Stripe payment link. The page's numbers show how many bought and for how much.
A link in bio page with a big photo and your latest posts, a newsletter signup, and a free guide page that collects emails.
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We compared the two with facts from Linktree's own pages: what each plan costs and what you get. Read Postfjord as a Linktree alternative.
Every workspace has one link in bio page. On top of that you get 1 landing page on Free, 10 on Solo, 25 on Studio and 50 on Agency.
Yes. Every workspace has one, the Free plan too. On Free it goes live once your workspace has a social account connected under Channels.
Not yet. Every page lives at your own address on postfjord.page for now, like harbor-coffee.postfjord.page.
Yes. The old address keeps working and sends visitors to the new one, so a QR code you already printed still works.
Yes, once your workspace has a social account connected under Channels. Paid plans can publish without one.
Every workspace gets a link in bio page, the Free plan too, and a landing page for your next offer. No card needed.