I built a free link-in-bio tool where your page is truly yours - no branding, no paywalled basics
Hey Indie Hackers!
I am the founder of Linxli and I am excited to share what I have been building.
The problem I kept seeing was simple. Every creator, freelancer, and professional juggles too many links. Instagram, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, GitHub, portfolio, contact info. When someone asks "where can I find you?" the answer is always messy.
Existing tools either slap their logo on your free page or lock basic features behind a monthly subscription. Your page ends up looking like an ad for someone else's product.
So I built Linxli. One clean, beautiful page at linxli.com/@yourname that brings your entire digital identity together. The free plan includes custom username, 20+ platform links, digital vCard, custom themes, and SEO customization. For those who want deeper insights, our premium plan unlocks real-time analytics and more at a very accessible price.
We just launched today on Product Hunt too and would love your support.
What I would love from this community: honest feedback. What would make Linxli a no-brainer for your workflow? What is missing? What could be better?
Every reply shapes what we build next.
Try it at linxli.com 🔗
producthunt.com/products/linxli
My Own Page: https://linxli.com/@divyangdodiya
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Hi divyan, it's really nice product, highly appreciated
Thanks a lot, really means a lot! Sorry for the late reply here, this one slipped past me. What are you using it for, would love to hear how it's working out for you.
Love the “no branding, no paywall for basics” angle — I’ve ditched a few tools for exactly that. If the page loads fast and stays clean, this could easily become my default link hub .
Appreciate that, Bhavin! Speed and clean pages were priorities from day one, so you should notice it right away. Give it a shot and let me know what you think, feedback from builders like you helps a ton.
Nice launch — the “no branding on free plan” angle is actually pretty strong, most tools don’t go that far.
One thing I’m curious about: how are you thinking about differentiation long-term? Link-in-bio tools feel a bit crowded unless there’s a clear niche or unique use case.
Are you planning to focus on a specific type of user (creators, devs, freelancers), or keep it broad for now?
Good question. Honestly staying broad for now, the no-branding/no-paywall approach is the differentiator in itself since most tools gate that behind premium. That said, creators and freelancers are where I'm seeing the strongest early traction, so that's likely where the focus sharpens as it grows.
The no-branding angle is refreshing — most link-in-bio tools layer ads on free tiers the second you get traction. One thing I'd look at: what's the retention hook that keeps people using Linxli instead of just another Linktree? For me, the build-in-public community angle is compelling — if Linxli becomes the default page for indie hackers sharing their projects, that's a real moat that Linktree can't replicate.
That's a sharp point, and honestly the build-in-public angle is one I hadn't fully leaned into yet, thanks for putting it that way. Right now the retention hook is mostly speed and ease, people stick because there's zero friction to update or maintain. But you're right that a community layer could be the real moat here. Going to think on this one.
The no-branding angle is refreshing — most link-in-bio tools layer ads on free tiers the second you get traction. One thing I'd look at: what's the retention hook that keeps people using Linxli instead of just another Linktree? For me, the build-in-public community angle is compelling — if Linxli becomes the default page for indie hackers sharing their projects, that's a real moat that Linktree can't replicate.
Hi Divyang, congrats on the Product Hunt launch of Linxli! I really appreciate your approach of keeping the free tier clean and branding-free while offering premium analytics. Since you've just gone live and are looking to grow your user base, would you be interested in scaling the distribution of Linxli to reach more creators and professionals?
Thanks, appreciate it! Always open to hearing ideas on distribution, feel free to share more about what you have in mind.
nice execution, especially keeping the free version clean without branding. I’m curious though, whats the moment where users feel this is actually better than just sharing a couple direct links or using what they already have? With link in bio tools, a lot of people set it up once but don’t really come back unless there’s a clear ongoing value. Would be interesting to see what makes it stick beyond the initial setup. Id be happy to take a quick look at the flow and share a few thoughts
Good question, and honestly still figuring out the strongest answer myself. Right now the ongoing value is that one link stays current everywhere instead of updating five different bios, plus analytics for premium users to see what's actually working. But you're right that setup-once-and-forget is the risk. Would genuinely appreciate you taking a look at the flow, send over your thoughts whenever.
Great product! much better than payig $100+ to linktree.
Thanks Eve! That's exactly the gap I wanted to fill, no reason basics should cost that much. Glad it's working out for you.