FindHub
Free Link-in-Bio Page Builder
Hey Indie Hackers,
I've been building FindHub (findhub.me), a link in bio tool. Basically a Linktree alternative, except the features Linktree keeps on its paid plans are included here.
Quick version: you get your own page (yourname.findhub.me), drop in your links, and build it out with whatever you need.
Why I built it
I got tired of every link in bio tool locking the useful features behind a subscription, so I built one where they're all in one place. It's a side project, and I'm not depending on it for income yet, so I'd rather get it into people's hands and learn than gate it early.
What you can do with it
Collect and manage leads: build custom forms (dropdowns, multi select, validation, CSV export) and get every lead from forms, donations, bookings and giveaways in one panel
Detailed analytics: clicks per link, unique visitors, devices, browsers, countries, cities and referrers, in real time
Take payments and donations, run a small store with cart and stock, or set up appointment booking synced to Google Calendar
Full design control with custom CSS, plus your own custom domain
Google Analytics and Meta Pixel built in, with Lead, Purchase and Donate events firing automatically
Link controls you don't usually get: schedule links to appear or disappear, cap clicks per link, hide links behind a secret code, blur sensitive content
API access and webhooks
Embeds from 12+ platforms (YouTube, Spotify, TikTok, Twitch), QR codes, galleries, file downloads, maps and polls
Interface in Portuguese, English and Spanish
How pricing works (and where it's going)
Right now everyone who signs up gets a Founders Lifetime plan: every feature, free for life on your page, no credit card. It's how I'm rewarding early users and getting real usage while I build.
The plan is that once FindHub is more established, I'll close Founders Lifetime to new pages and switch to regular tiers: a free plan with the basics, and a paid Pro plan for the advanced stuff. Anyone who joined during Founders keeps everything, for good.
Where I'd love your input
My real bottleneck is distribution. I'm running a bit of Google Ads but I want more organic reach. If you've launched a free tool before, what actually worked to get it in front of creators and small businesses?
Link is findhub.me if you want to poke around. Would love your thoughts.
1 Comment
What I found interesting is that your differentiation isn't really another feature—it's changing which capabilities people expect to be included by default.
Sometimes the product that feels simplest is just the one that removes a purchasing decision users assumed they'd have to make.