Your work changes. Your drop sells out. Your best piece is three months old and buried. The link in your bio should keep up on its own — not need editing every time something happens.
Free forever. No credit card. Yours to keep.
Not badly. Just enough that the newest thing isn't first, the sold-out thing is still listed, and the commission form goes to an inbox you stopped reading in March.
A drop goes live at nine and you're updating links at five past, on a phone, while the first hundred people arrive to a dead page.
The person who found you through a print piece and the person who came from a video want different things, and both get the same fourteen buttons.
You know how many people saw the post. You've no idea how many got as far as the shop, and which link they came through.
Build the page you want people to land on the day of the drop, then let the dates do the work while you're doing something better.
The one you use everywhere else, before somebody with a bot takes it. It's permanent and it's yours.
Newest work first, shop, commissions, the socials you actually post on. Drag them into the order you want.
The drop link appears at nine on Friday. The pre-order comes down when it closes. You do neither of them by hand.
A start date, an end date, or both. The link is not there, then it is, then it isn't — and you were asleep for two of those.
Preview your page at any date and time before it happens. The launch is the wrong moment to find out a link is in the wrong place.
One for the shop, one for the tour, one for the zine. Separate pages, separate codes, separate numbers — all under your one name.
Which link gets tapped, and how often. Enough to stop guessing which thing to put at the top, which is the only ranking that matters.
A QR for the back of a print, the merch table, the packaging insert. It points at your page, so it never has to be reprinted.
Your photo, your name, your ordering, a theme that isn't somebody else's brand colour. A page you're happy to be judged on.
Then you know the shape. The difference is scheduling that runs itself, pages you can split by project, and a name that stays yours.
That's on the way. In the meantime exclusively.me/yourname is short, reads as a name rather than a tool, and works everywhere.
Nothing changes at your end. There's no bandwidth limit, no traffic tier, and no bill arriving because a post did well.
They're your links and they're listed plainly on your page. Nothing here is designed to make leaving awkward.
Start free and stay free. Upgrade when your needs grow — not because we made you.
Blocks aren't self-service yet — email [email protected] and we'll set one up for you.
Prices include VAT or sales tax where it applies. VAT-registered businesses pay the same price under the reverse charge and account for the tax themselves.
Need something bigger? Business and API plans coming soon.
Take yours while it's still there. You can build the page later.