For online stores

You sell in four places and Instagram gives you one link

A small shop usually sells through its own store, a marketplace or two, and direct messages. The link page is the only place those can coexist without you choosing which to sacrifice.

What a store's page holds

Your own store, first

Shopify, WooCommerce, whatever you run. First because it is the channel with no commission attached.

Marketplace listings

Etsy, Mercado Libre, Amazon. Below your own store — you want the sale, but you want it at full margin first.

WhatsApp order line

In much of the world this outsells the website. A prefilled message with your catalogue reference removes the friction.

Current promotion

One link, scheduled to appear and disappear with the sale, so the page is never advertising a promotion that ended.

For multi-channel selling

Own store above marketplaces

Ordering the page by margin rather than by habit is the cheapest revenue change most shops can make.

Promotions that retire themselves

Schedule a sale link with an end date. Free on Bioflow, a paid feature on Linktree.

See which channel converts

Per-link clicks show whether your audience goes to your store or straight to the marketplace — and whether the commission is buying you anything.

WhatsApp with a prefilled message

One tap opens a chat with your product reference already in it.

Frequently asked questions

Should I link my Etsy or my own store first?

Your own store. The marketplace takes a cut and owns the customer relationship; list it, but not first.

Can I sell directly from the link page?

No. Bioflow routes to your store or marketplace rather than processing checkout — if you need a built-in store, a creator suite like Beacons is the better fit and we would rather say so.

Is it free?

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

Sell in four places from one link

Free forever. No credit card.