Link in bio
One link for everything you share. Free, fast, and actually yours.
A bio page holds every link you have — shop, video, newsletter, email — behind the single URL that social profiles give you. Yours lives at 302.gallery/yourname, ships zero JavaScript, and comes with 90-day per-link click analytics on every plan, including Free.
302.gallery/you
How it works
Live in about a minute
Pick your handle
Claim the name you already go by. The editor checks availability as you type, and your page is live at 302.gallery/yourname the moment you publish.
Add your links
Up to 30 link blocks and 14 social icons, each with an optional emoji, reordered by dragging. Add an avatar and a line about yourself, and you're done.
Pick a theme and publish
9 themes, each with a light and dark variant that follows the visitor's system setting. Preview shows the real page — the same renderer, not a mockup — so what you approve is what ships.
Why 302.sh
A bio page that behaves like a real website
Genuinely free, not a trial
The Free plan gives you a complete page with no card: every theme, all 30 link slots, and full analytics. It carries a small "Made with 302.sh" badge and handles of 6+ characters — that's the whole difference.
Zero JavaScript, rendered at the edge
Your page is HTML built at Cloudflare's edge and cached there. Nothing to boot, nothing to shift, no cookie banner. Visitors on a phone on hotel wifi still get it instantly.
You see which link people press
Every block is a tracked hop, so you get per-link clicks, not just page views — with the same rolling 90 days of history as your short links, on every plan.
Not hosted on a link farm
Pages start noindex, outbound links are nofollow, and indexing is earned rather than switched on. That is why our bio domain still has a reputation worth having — and why yours benefits from it.
Short links in the same account
Bio pages sit alongside your short links, QR codes and custom domains — one dashboard, one bill. Most bio-page tools make you buy a second product for that.
We don't take a cut
No percentage of anything you sell through your page, on any plan. The price on the pricing page is the price.
Plans
Every plan includes bio pages
Free starts you at one complete page. Creator ($9/mo) is where a page becomes eligible for search indexing, drops the badge, and unlocks shorter handles — plus everything on the short-link side.
Free
free1 bio page
Kick the tires. No card required.
Creator
$9/mo5 bio pages
For solo creators and indie hackers.
Pro
$29/mo25 bio pages
For small teams shipping campaigns.
Business
$79/mo100 bio pages
Growth infra for teams & launches.
FAQ
Bio pages, answered
What is a bio page?
A bio page is one short URL that holds every link you want to share — your shop, your latest video, your newsletter, your email. It's what you put in the single "link in bio" slot Instagram, TikTok and X give you. Yours lives at 302.gallery/yourname, loads in well under a second, and you can see a real one at https://302.gallery/you.
Is there a free bio page?
Yes — 1 page on the Free plan, no card required. It's a complete page, not a trial: up to 30 links, 14 social icons, all 9 themes, and 90-day view and per-link click analytics. Free pages carry a small "Made with 302.sh" badge, are not submitted to search engines, and use handles of 6 characters or more.
What do I get by upgrading to Creator?
Creator ($9/mo) raises you to 5 pages, removes the "Made with 302.sh" badge, shortens the handle floor to 4 characters, and makes your page eligible to be indexed by search engines. It also unlocks the rest of the Creator plan on the link side — a custom domain for your short links, smart routing, password-protected links, link cloaking and the public API.
Why isn't my page showing up in Google?
Because indexing is earned here, not switched on. Every bio page starts out noindex, and every outbound link is nofollow — that is what stops the domain becoming a link farm, which is exactly what happens to bio-page hosts that index everything by default. To become eligible a page needs a Creator plan or above, a display name and at least one link, a clean moderation review, an account that is past its first few days, and an account in good standing. Meet all of those and the page is submitted; miss any one and it stays private but fully shareable.
Which plans include bio pages, and how many?
Free includes 1 page, Creator includes 5 pages, Pro includes 25 pages, and Business includes 100 pages. The count is deliberately generous above Free — the meaningful upgrade at the first step is what a page may DO (search indexing, no badge, shorter handles), not how many you can have.
Can I use my own domain for a bio page?
Not yet. Custom domains today cover your short LINKS — go.yourbrand.com/launch — and bio pages are published on 302.gallery. Keeping every page on one host is what lets us hold a single, strict security posture for hosted content; per-tenant bio domains are a later step, not a v1 gap we forgot.
What analytics do I get on a bio page?
Page views and per-link clicks, with the same rolling 90 days of history as your short links, on every plan including Free. Each link is a tracked hop rather than a plain href, so you see which of your links people actually press — not just that someone visited. Destinations stay out of the page's HTML, so the page passes no ranking signal on to anywhere it points.
How fast is a bio page, and does it need JavaScript?
It ships zero JavaScript. Pages are rendered at Cloudflare's edge and cached there, so a visitor gets HTML and nothing else — no framework to boot, no layout shift, no cookie banner. That also buys the strictest content-security policy in our codebase: with no script allowed at all, a page cannot run anything, whoever wrote it.
How do you keep scam pages off the platform?
Bio pages are hosted content, so they get stricter handling than a redirect: links may only be https: or mailto:, new pages are screened at publish time, every outbound link is nofollow ugc, and every page footer carries a report link that no plan can remove. A page we stop trusting is withdrawn outright with a 410, not shown behind a warning — there is no destination to "continue anyway" to when the page itself is the content.
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