For influencers

Two audiences, one link

Your followers want the thing from the last post. Brands want your rates and reach. Most link pages serve the first and make the second dig — which is the one that pays.

What an influencer's page holds

The link from the latest post

Whatever you just talked about, pinned first. This is the only link most followers came for.

Affiliate storefront

Amazon storefront, LTK, or your own list. Grouped so the page does not read as one long ad.

Media kit

Reach, demographics, past campaigns, rates. A brand that cannot find this in ten seconds moves on to the next creator.

Partnership contact

A form, separate from fan messages, so a brand enquiry is not buried under DMs.

For the audience that pays

Sections split fans from brands

Product links in one group, media kit and contact in another. Both audiences find theirs immediately. Free on Bioflow.

Click data for your media kit

Real per-link click numbers to quote in a rate negotiation, instead of only follower counts a brand already distrusts.

Swap the pinned link per post

One edit, and every profile pointing at your bio is current.

Country and device breakdown

Pro shows where your traffic is from — the number brands ask for when they are deciding on a regional campaign.

Frequently asked questions

Where should the media kit go?

Visible without scrolling, in its own section. It is the link with the highest revenue per click on the entire page, even though it gets the fewest.

Can I track which affiliate links earn?

Per-link click tracking is included free, and short links let you compare the same product across platforms.

Is it free?

Yes — 10 links, sections, 6 themes, 7-day analytics and a QR code, with no credit card.

Make the brand enquiry easy to find

Free forever. No credit card.