Links

What Links is

Links, at links.fans, is a link-in-bio tool for creators and agencies, not a platform that pays you for content. Its pitch is a single page for your bio that opens your destinations in the phone's real browser instead of the in-app browser that Instagram and TikTok use. It has a dedicated page for OnlyFans creators and another for models, and it says the free plan is "free forever" with no credit card required. The pages are in English. In October 2026 the homepage claims 2M+ creators, 100+ agencies, $100M generated and a 4.7 rating from 424 reviews. Those are the site's own marketing numbers. Its pages come in a long list of languages, among them English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Italian, and the OnlyFans page says setup takes under 2 minutes.

How earning works here

Links does not sell content and does not sit between a fan and the creator's subscription. What it sells is conversion on the last step: a fan taps your bio link, sees a clean page, and then taps through to the place you earn, such as OnlyFans or Fansly.

The core problem it names is the webview. The OnlyFans page says that when someone taps your link from Instagram or TikTok, it opens in the app's own browser, where OnlyFans pages "can be slow or broken". Its answer is "Smart deep links open the real browser so the sign-up page works correctly." The homepage lists the same feature as automatically opening the real web rather than the Instagram webview "for faster loads and higher conversions".

The OnlyFans page opens with the problems it is built for: most platforms block or flag direct OnlyFans links, a creator needs a safe landing page to promote across socials, and the webview hurts the sign-up rate. It answers them with these features:

• A platform-safe landing page. You share your Links URL on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and Reddit. The site describes it as a clean page that does not get flagged, with your OnlyFans link alongside your other content. It says platforms are less likely to flag a general link-in-bio URL than a direct OnlyFans link. That is the site's claim, and each social platform sets its own rules.
• Shield protection. This blocks scrapers and bots that crawl bio links, and the homepage describes it as blocking crawlers and risky previews that can trigger bans. The OnlyFans page frames it as reducing automated traffic that could be used to catalog your links, and says Links does not require your real name or personal information to sign up.
• Click tracking. You can see which links get tapped and whether traffic comes from Instagram, Twitter or Reddit, so you know where to put your promotion effort. The homepage says you can track clicks, views and conversions in real time, and that AI-powered recommendations are "coming soon".

You can add other destinations as well. The FAQ names Fansly, Instagram, Twitter, Reddit and an Amazon wishlist and says you can organize them however you want.

The homepage lists more tools, all marked free. Agency accounts let you manage multiple link-in-bio pages from one login, create pages, invite creators and switch between accounts. "Own your audience" collects email subscribers directly from the page. Tracked story links put a short, trackable link in a story, with every tap measured so a creator can see which story converts. The FAQ adds that existing links can be added and kept in use without breaking anything. The free-plan list also names affiliate monetization, social links and a verified badge; the pages do not explain how affiliate monetization works or what it pays.

The models page applies the same idea to portfolios. It says a comp card PDF or portfolio opens in the real browser at full resolution, whereas in the Instagram webview PDFs often fail to load. It promises unlimited links, deep links, shield protection and analytics free for models too.

Money and rules

Links pays no one. The question for a reader is what it costs and what it takes. The OnlyFans page says the free plan covers unlimited links, deep links, shield and analytics "free forever", and that Links works for all creators. As of October 2026 the homepage pricing block shows the Free plan at $0 with no credit card and lists Unlimited Links, Smart Deep Links, Shield Protection, Analytics, Story Links, Email Subscribers, Social Links, a Verified Badge, Affiliate Monetization and Agency Accounts on it. Its FAQ says "The Free plan includes all core features and unlimited links. No credit card required."

The only price shown in October 2026 is a Custom Domain add-on at $9.99 /mo, marked "SOON", which the homepage says would let a creator use their own domain and remove Links branding. It adds that more add-ons are coming, and the homepage FAQ says using your own domain is "Available soon". One blog post says the free plan includes zero branding, which conflicts with the homepage listing branding removal as part of the paid add-on, so a creator should look at what a free page displays before relying on either line. A Links blog post also says the free plan carries zero transaction fees.

On its Linktree pricing page, Links describes its own position plainly: it calls itself "a younger product with a narrower feature set" than Linktree's top tier and notes that a custom domain is not available yet. The same page explains part of the shield: it says Meta flags pages carrying risky links, and that Links serves Meta's preview scraper a neutral card so reach is not cut. That is the site's own description of how the feature works, and each social platform sets its own rules.

The site does not publish a minimum age, an ID check or content rules for adult material. There is no payout schedule because it does not pay creators.

Who it suits and who it does not

Links suits a creator who sends Instagram or TikTok traffic to OnlyFans or Fansly and has seen sign-ups fail in the in-app browser. It suits someone who wants scraper blocking without giving a real name, an agency that wants several creator pages under one login, and a model who needs a comp card to open properly for casting directors.

It suits less well a creator who needs a custom domain right now, since that add-on is listed as coming soon. It brings no discovery, so a creator with no audience gains nothing from it. It does not take payments from fans: money flows on the destination platform, not on the page. The headline numbers on the homepage are the site's marketing, and the free plan is the low-cost way to test it against a creator's own traffic.