Linklay

What it is

Linklay is a link-in-bio tool, not a place that pays creators. An adult creator uses it to host one page of links in a social bio and send traffic to a paid destination such as OnlyFans or Fansly. The site is in English, runs in the browser, and is free to start: the homepage calls the free plan genuinely free "with no time limits, no feature degradation, and no credit card required." A paid Pro plan is billed monthly or yearly.

Its OnlyFans page puts the money question first. It says Linklay "does not process creator payments" and takes no cut of what creators earn on external platforms. According to its About page, Linklay was founded in 2024 by Joseph Pugliese in Los Angeles. The homepage says it is "especially popular with creators on Instagram, TikTok, and OnlyFans who need analytics and pixel tracking," which is the site's own claim.

How earning works here

A creator earns on the destination platform and uses Linklay to steer fans there. The site says creators link out to external storefronts, payment platforms, memberships, affiliate offers, booking pages and other destinations, and that those platforms handle the payouts. The adult-creator page confirms that OnlyFans and Fansly can sit on the same page, and says many creators run both while testing which converts better from each social channel.

Two things set Linklay apart in its own account.

The first is search visibility. The About page says many link-in-bio pages render in the browser with JavaScript, so Google, Bing and AI answer engines read the raw HTML and find nothing meaningful. It says Linklay profiles are edge-rendered as real, semantic HTML with structured data, OpenGraph tags and canonical links baked in before a browser ever loads the page. The OnlyFans page puts it as serving every profile as crawlable HTML so the page can rank in Google for a creator's name. That is a discovery route for a creator whose name already gets searched, not a guarantee of traffic.

The second is advertising tools. The OnlyFans page says Linklay ships free retargeting pixels for Meta, TikTok and Google for paid funnels. The About page lists the free plan as including unlimited links, real-time analytics, free Meta and TikTok pixels, scheduled links and AI link reordering. The homepage also lists email capture, full design customization and AI-powered smart link ordering. The adult-creator page describes per-link analytics, so a creator can see which fan platform each traffic source prefers. The site also mentions QR codes for a bio link and a free link shortener that tracks clicks.

On adult content, the site says rules differ between link-in-bio tools. Some allow links to legal adult content while restricting explicit media hosted on the page itself or inside their commerce features. Linklay's own line is that pages are kept safe for work, with no explicit imagery, because the social networks people arrive from have their own rules about the content of a linked page. The adult content lives behind the destination platform, not on the link page. It adds that a custom domain gives a stable branded address that can keep pointing at the same Linklay page while destinations change, and that a custom domain does not exempt any page from a platform's rules.

The adult-creator guide sets out the same split in its own comparison table: on Linklay, links to legal external adult platforms are allowed, and the public page itself stays SFW. The homepage says Linklay "welcomes all legal creator businesses" and supports adult creators on OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue and similar platforms. The OnlyFans page lists the use cases it has in mind: one pinned button at the top of the page sending Instagram and TikTok traffic to OnlyFans, Fansly or FanCentro, a multi-platform hub that also carries Throne and an Amazon wishlist, and retargeting of visitors who tapped the bio but did not subscribe. Links can be updated from the native iOS app, which the homepage says also sends push notifications for new clicks.

Other pages on the site cover competitors and use cases: comparisons against Linktree and AllMyLinks, and guides on Taplink alternatives for artists and small businesses, which show that the product is general-purpose rather than adult-only. A creators directory lists public Linklay profiles from a wide mix of businesses and individuals.

Money and rules

Linklay is paid by subscription and handles no creator payouts. It says it does not process OnlyFans or Fansly subscription payments and takes no percentage of those payouts, so there is no revenue split, payout threshold or payout schedule on its side. The Free plan has unlimited links. In October 2026 the pricing page lists Pro at $9.99 per month or $99 per year, adding branding removal, the SEO-Powered Link, video backgrounds, the verified badge and custom domain support. The site says billing can be switched between monthly and annual at any time from the dashboard, that annual saves roughly two months compared with monthly, and that Pro can be canceled at any time.

Pro also lists priority support with same-day response, advanced scheduled links and locked content. The Pro-only SEO-Powered Link marks one outbound URL as dofollow, which the About page says passes ranking equity from the indexed profile to the creator's money page; the pricing page adds that it is not a guarantee of rankings. When Pro is canceled, the pricing FAQ says the creator keeps Pro features until the end of the billing period and the page then reverts to the free plan with all links intact. The homepage also describes email capture and Stripe-powered external checkout links for tips, which it says carry no platform fee on Pro. The pricing page positions Pro as cheaper than the paid plans of the larger link-in-bio tools it names.

On data, the OnlyFans page says it never sells data, never shares it with third parties and never uses content for training, that account data is encrypted at rest, and that everything can be exported or deleted from the dashboard.

The site does not publish an age or ID requirement for account holders. The About page says Linklay serves creators in 80+ countries and that support tickets get a response within 24 hours on weekdays; the homepage claims 10,000+ creators have switched to it. Both are the site's own figures.

Who it suits

Linklay suits an adult creator with an established name who wants to be found by search as well as by social. It suits one who runs paid social ads and wants Meta, TikTok or Google retargeting from the bio link, since those pixels are on the free plan, and one who sells on both OnlyFans and Fansly and wants per-link analytics to compare them. The free plan also lets a creator test before paying for Pro.

It is a weaker fit for a creator whose main worry is a social platform's crawler flagging the destination. Linklay's pages talk about search crawlers reading profiles and describe no feature that shows a social platform's crawler a different page; the guide says a custom domain is not a compliance shield. It also gives a brand-new creator with no search demand little from the search benefit. And it does nothing on payment: fans pay the destination platform, and any payout terms are that platform's.