I built a no-code platform after seeing creators manage their entire business through Instagram DMs

A photographer I knew was running her entire business through Instagram DMs.

Inquiries. Quotes. Follow-ups. Payments. Everything.

She had no website. No booking page. Clients had to DM her just to find her pricing — and most of them just didn't bother.

She was losing business every single day without knowing it.

That hit me hard. Because she wasn't alone. I saw the same pattern everywhere — freelancers, coaches, fitness trainers, small shop owners. Talented people. Zero online presence. Managing everything manually.

So I started building MyEasyPage.

The idea was simple.

One link that does everything a small business actually needs.

Bio link. Full website. Online store. Appointment booking. Blog. Newsletter. Lead forms. All of it — without touching a single line of code.

Not another Linktree clone. A complete online presence in one place.

Shipping it was messier than I expected.

Payment integrations broke. Edge cases I never thought of. Users from India needed Razorpay and UPI — PayPal alone just doesn't cut it here. Users outside India needed PayPal and cards.

I kept breaking things. Kept fixing them. Kept shipping.

What I've figured out along the way:

→ The real competitor isn't Linktree — it's WhatsApp DMs

→ People don't want to learn tools. They want results in minutes.

→ Bio link is just the entry point — the real value is everything after

→ Free forever plan matters more than any feature for early trust

Today we have users from India, US, Southeast Asia — photographers, coaches, fitness trainers, freelancers, restaurants, and consultants.

Still early. Still learning. Still shipping.

We're live at myeasypage.com — free to start, no credit card.

Would love brutal feedback from this community. What would actually make you switch from whatever you're using today?