Stop answering "how much for a session?" in DMs
Most photography enquiries die in the gap between someone liking your work and finding out what it costs. Putting the price list one tap from your portfolio closes that gap.
What a photographer's page holds
Portfolio, split by type
Weddings, portraits, brand work — separate links, because a couple and a startup founder are not looking for the same gallery.
Session packages and pricing
The single highest-value link on the page. It filters out enquiries you did not want and pre-qualifies the ones you did.
Booking form or calendar
Calendly, Tally, or your studio management tool. The enquiry arrives with a date attached instead of "are you free in June?"
Print or gallery delivery
Pixieset, Pic-Time, or your print store, so past clients can reorder without emailing you.
Built for enquiries, not applause
Link scheduling for seasons
Schedule your wedding package link to appear in engagement season and disappear when you are booked out. Free on Bioflow, paid on Linktree.
See which gallery converts
Per-link click data shows whether people go to the portfolio or straight to pricing. The answer usually changes how you order the page.
One link across every platform
Instagram, a business card, a wedding directory listing. Change the destination once instead of chasing every profile.
AI Insights on your traffic
A plain-language read of where visitors came from and what they tapped. Free tier includes one report a day.
Frequently asked questions
Should I put my prices in my link in bio?
Usually yes, at least a starting figure. Hiding rates generates enquiries you will spend time disqualifying; publishing them means the people who write to you have already accepted the number.
Can I use this instead of a website?
For enquiries that come from Instagram, yes. For being found on Google for "wedding photographer in your city", no — that needs indexable pages, and a link page is one thin page of outbound links.
Is it free?
The link page is free forever — 10 links, sections, 6 themes, 7-day analytics and a QR code, with no credit card.