Iloo Pro

What it is

Iloo Pro is a link-in-bio service, which means it does not pay creators. An adult creator uses it to put one address in a social bio and route fans to the places that do pay. It is available in English and Spanish, and it starts free: the homepage lists a Free plan with "One working panel, no card required." Paid plans are called Creator and Agency, and Creator starts with a 14-day trial.

The service is built around one problem. Its pages say a link in the bio works for weeks, then reach quietly drops with no notification and nothing to appeal, because a platform crawler opens the page behind the bio link and evaluates every destination on it. Iloo Pro's answer is to classify each visit before the page renders and to show crawlers a different page from the one people get. Its OnlyFans page is headed "Link in bio for OnlyFans creators."

How earning works here

Nothing is sold on Iloo Pro. The earner builds a page, which the service calls a panel, adds links to the places they get paid, and uses the panel's address as their social bio link. Setup is described in three steps: build the panel, connect it, and turn on the shield. Connecting means using the free address mypagelink.me/yourname, or a custom domain with SSL issued automatically.

What the service adds is the crawler handling. According to the About page, a visit is classified in several steps. The request is matched against known crawler signatures. The IP address is checked against datacenter, VPN, proxy and Tor exit ranges. Anything still ambiguous gets an invisible verification the visitor never sees. The site says hidden trap links catch automated crawling that slipped past the rest, and block that source across the whole platform. When the signals disagree, the visit is treated as human, so a real follower is not sent to the filtered view on a hunch.

A recognized crawler receives a clean, compliant version of the panel, and a real visitor at the identical address gets everything. On the Creator and Agency plans, the earner designs the crawler version: "a whole separate panel," with its own name, photo, bio, theme and links, that only crawlers ever see. The default is a filtered version of the real panel with destinations removed.

The second layer is how links are written. The site says link destinations are never written into the page. Each one resolves through a single-use, short-lived token at the moment it is clicked, so scraping the HTML returns nothing useful. It states this protection applies to every panel on every plan, including the free one, and that price gates convenience only: a custom domain, a crawler view you design yourself, the stats API, geo filtering and team accounts.

The OnlyFans page lists the parts that matter for adult content. A countdown timer with an optional 18+ gate lets a drop go live on a schedule behind an age confirmation. Geo filtering on Agency covers countries the earner would rather not serve at all. A custom domain gives the creator an address whose reputation is not shared with strangers. And analytics separate people from bots, which the site says matters more here than anywhere, since a visit count made mostly of crawlers says nothing about what converts. The About page describes analytics as aggregated: visit counts, clicks per link, country, device and referrer.

The terms add one rule about the bot view. It exists to give the owner control over what automated scanners see, and it "is not intended, and must not be used, to deceive real human visitors or platform moderation review conducted by a human."

Existing links carry over. The OnlyFans page says the earner pastes the same destinations into the editor, and that the difference is in how and to whom they are served, not in what they point at.

Money and rules

The money moves from the creator to Iloo Pro, as a recurring subscription that can be canceled at any time. The Free plan has 1 bio panel, the full firewall and 7-day analytics. In October 2026 Creator is listed at €9 a month and adds 1 custom domain with SSL, the custom bot view, the verified badge and 90-day analytics; it starts with a 14-day trial. Agency is listed at €55 a month for 10 bio panels, 10 custom domains, everything in Creator, and teams and organizations. The pricing block has a Monthly and Annual toggle, with annual billing the cheaper option, and a limited-time banner offers a discount on the Agency plan with a code at checkout. The terms add that the free trial is available once per person, however many accounts or panels are created.

The terms state that Iloo Pro offers a free trial followed by paid subscription plans, Creator and Agency, billed on a recurring basis through Lemon Squeezy. Cancellation is possible at any time from the dashboard or the billing portal, and takes effect at the end of the current billing period. The homepage adds: "No contracts." The terms add that if billing enforcement is active and a subscription lapses, a panel may stop being served publicly until payment is resolved. The creator is responsible for the DNS configuration, renewal and third-party costs of a connected custom domain, and keeps ownership of uploaded content.

The terms say an account holder must be at least 16 years old to create an account, and that authentication is provided by a third-party identity provider, Clerk. On adult content, the site says it is allowed "within the law and the terms of service," and points readers to the terms as the authority. The 18+ gate is "a confirmation gate, not identity verification," and the site says that several jurisdictions now require verified age checks and that meeting those is the publisher's responsibility. Panels are excluded from search indexes by default, along with their uploaded images. The About page describes the product as independent and self-hosted on its own server, with no investors setting the roadmap, and the terms are governed by the laws of Spain.

The site is direct about limits. It does not promise a creator will never be banned, and says that removes one specific cause only. It also says "We do not make prohibited content permitted": a destination that breaks a platform's rules does not become acceptable because a crawler saw a different page. The terms say they accept no responsibility for any ban, suspension or loss of followers.

Who it suits

Iloo Pro suits an adult creator who already earns on a fan platform and sells from social traffic, and who has seen reach fall after adding a link. The free panel is enough to test the approach, since the firewall is on from the first panel. A creator who wants to control exactly what Instagram finds when it checks a bio needs the Creator plan, because the designed bot view starts there. A creator running scheduled drops can use the countdown timer and 18+ gate.

It is a poor match for anyone looking for a storefront, an email list tool or a course product: the About page says it sells none of those. It also gives no social proof on its own pages, and says it does not publish invented testimonials or usage numbers. A creator in a jurisdiction that requires verified age checks cannot treat the gate as meeting that rule, and the free tier lacks the stats API, geo filtering and team accounts that the site places behind paid plans.