A link-in-bio page you buy once a year
perma.bio
One page. Flat price. Yours.
perma.bio is a link-in-bio page you pay for once a year, not once a month. Draft it free, publish when you are ready, and keep the price you joined on for as long as you stay.
- Status
- live
- Platforms
- Web
- Price
- $18 or $39 USD/year, locked at the price you joined on
- Release
- Live now
Made by Turtons Creek Studio.
Every link-in-bio service is free until the part you actually wanted, and then it is a subscription that climbs. perma.bio is annual and flat: Evergreen at $18 a year, or Pro at $39 for advanced analytics, more design control and in-page Stripe Connect checkout. Drafting costs nothing — paying is what makes the page public, not what unlocks the editor.
It takes no percentage of what you sell. Outbound links point at your own processor and we are not in the path of the money; Pro's in-page checkout runs through your own Stripe account at a 0% platform fee, with Stripe's own card fees still applying, because those are Stripe's and not ours to waive.
The price you join on is the price you keep. If a plan goes up, it goes up for people who join after you. That is a promise we can be held to, in the same way the rest of this studio's are.
THE WORKING · Evergreen
FIRING ORDER prints a receipt when you lose. This one prints when you pay.
Features
Draft free, pay to publish
Build the whole page and look at it before you spend anything. Payment is the step that makes it public, not the step that unlocks the editor.
We take none of what you sell
0% platform fee on both plans. Outbound links go straight to your own processor, and Pro's in-page checkout runs on your own Stripe account — Stripe's card fees are Stripe's, and we do not pretend to waive them.
Your own domain, included
A custom domain with HTTPS is part of the price on both plans, not an upgrade. yourname.com serves the same page as perma.bio/yourname.
The price is locked
Grandfathered on join. Renewals stay at the rate you started on for as long as you keep the page — an increase applies to the next person, not to you.