Pushbio

What Pushbio is

Pushbio is a paid link-in-bio and online-business platform, built for a general audience rather than for adult creators alone. Its homepage calls it "an all-in-one platform that helps you create, sell, schedule, and market online", covering link-in-bio pages, social scheduling, email marketing and invoicing, and it names influencers, podcasters, coaches, freelancers, social media managers, agencies and small businesses as its users. It is sold by subscription in 3 plans, billed monthly or annually, and every plan opens with a 7-day free trial. It pays no one for working on the platform, but it runs an affiliate program on a recurring revenue-share model; in October 2026 the homepage describes it as a 30% recurring commission on every monthly subscription from a referral.

For an adult creator the relevance is twofold. It is a bio page and storefront for selling directly to fans, and the company's own blog pitches it to adult creators for exactly that. It is also a referral program for anyone whose audience includes people who build online businesses.

How earning works

Selling from the page. The homepage FAQ says you can sell digital products, services, courses, memberships and bookings directly from your Pushbio page, "with no extra platform fees". The link-in-bio section lists showcasing content in one place, selling digital products, services and courses, paid bookings and memberships, email capture forms, giveaways for loyal fans and a professional media kit. The pricing table adds a donation and tip jar, paid consultations, embedded video and audio, conversion tracking and lead capture forms on every plan.

The adult pitch. A Pushbio blog post on platforms to monetize adult content puts Pushbio first on its own list. It says creators can use the membership feature to give fans exclusive content for a monthly fee, sell digital products such as videos or photos, offer one-on-one sessions through paid booking "letting fans pay for personal time or customized content", and receive tips and donations. It adds that creators can promote affiliate products and that Pushbio "connects to several payment gateways, making it easy for creators to receive payments from different countries". That is the company's marketing in a blog post, not a statement of its content rules.

Getting paid by customers. The FAQ answers the question of which payment methods a seller can offer: "You can accept payments through Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, and even cryptocurrency." Pushbio is the page and the checkout layer; the money moves through those processors.

Leads and newsletters. The homepage says you can collect emails and phone numbers from your page and use them in email campaigns or newsletters. The marketing section says the list syncs automatically with your page and that newsletters, promos and course updates go out from the dashboard with no third-party integration needed. For a creator whose social accounts can vanish, a mailing list held on their own account is the part of the product that outlasts a ban.

Invoicing. The FAQ says you can create and send branded invoices, accept payments via Stripe, PayPal and other payment methods, and track everything from one dashboard. The homepage adds tracking of paid, unpaid and overdue invoices. That suits a creator who bills for custom work or a studio billing clients.

Social scheduling. PushSocial is the scheduler. The homepage says you can plan, schedule and automate posts on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and X (Twitter), with a visual calendar in weekly and monthly views, a media library, built-in AI for captions and repurposing posts, and real-time collaboration with a team or clients.

Growth tools. The pricing table lists QR codes, a link shortener with tracking, virtual business cards, a newsletter sender and invoicing as growth tools. The FAQ says you can connect a custom domain to your page "for a fully branded experience".

Teams and agencies. The FAQ says the Max plan includes "multi-user access, client management, and client portal", and the pricing table gives team member limits of 3 on Pro and 10 on Max. An agency running several creators gets more pages, more domains and more social profiles on the larger plans.

Help center. The help center groups its guides under Link in Bio, Invoicing, Marketing, Connection Tools, Social AI, Analytics, Brand Collab, Workspace and Team, Affiliate program, Client Portal and Managing Account. The affiliate section is introduced as a way to "earn per paying referal" (the site's spelling).

Referral program (the revshare angle). The program is a recurring revenue share on subscriptions, tracked through a personal referral link. As of October 2026 the homepage section headed "Earn 30% Commission for Life" lays out 3 steps: share your unique referral link, the referral signs up and subscribes to a paid plan, and you "Receive 30% recurring commission on every monthly subscription from your referral." The FAQ repeats the offer for anyone promoting Pushbio to their audience. The steps tie the commission to a referral who subscribes to a paid plan. The site does not publish the cookie window, payout method, threshold or schedule for affiliates.

Money and rules

Plans. Pushbio is a flat subscription paid by the seller, and the FAQ says sales made from the page carry "no extra platform fees". The pricing page offers 3 plans, Mini, Pro and Max, each with a 7-day free trial and each billed monthly or annually, with a saving advertised for annual billing. In October 2026 the pricing page lists monthly prices from $19 for Mini to $89 for Max. All 3 include the link-in-bio page, storefront, social scheduler, AI assistant, lead collection, email marketing, invoicing, media kit, team collaboration and client portal. The comparison table sets these limits:

• Link-in-bio pages: Mini 1, Pro 10, Max unlimited
• Custom domains: Mini 1, Pro 10, Max unlimited
• Analytics history: Mini 180 days, Pro 365 days, Max lifetime
• Social profiles: Mini 10, Pro 30, Max 100
• AI credits: Mini 150, Pro 450, Max 1000
• Media storage: Mini 5GB, Pro 15GB, Max 45GB
• QR codes: Mini 10, Pro 50, Max unlimited
• Link shortener: Mini 50 links, Pro 200 links, Max unlimited
• Virtual business cards: Mini 1, Pro 10, Max unlimited
• Team members: Pro 3, Max 10

The homepage also shows a tab labeled Lifetime with Mini, Pro and Agency plans, each marked "/ year" and offered as a 3-day trial, and each listing the affiliate commission as a feature.

Refunds and cancellation. The refund policy, dated July 19, 2022, says you can sign up for a free or paid account and cancel at any time. A paid plan starts when you accept the terms and continues until you cancel. Cancelling lets it run to the end of the current billing cycle, after which it converts to a free plan. Payments are non-refundable as permitted by law, but if you no longer need a paid plan within 72 hours of purchase, the company says it may be able to offer a refund, requested by email. Fees are billed in advance, monthly or annually, and the plan renews automatically unless canceled.

Company. The pricing page says Pushbio is a registered trademark of Pushbio (UK) Limited, and lists addresses for Pushbio, Inc. in Middletown, Delaware and Pushbio (UK) Limited in London.

Adult content. The site does not publish a content policy for adult material on its pages.

Who it suits and who it does not

Pushbio suits a creator or agency that wants one subscription for a bio page, a storefront, a scheduler, a mailing list and invoicing, rather than paying for several separate tools. A creator selling memberships, clip bundles or paid booking slots to their own followers can take payment through Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay or crypto from one page. An agency can use the extra pages, domains, social profiles and team seats on Pro and Max. The affiliate program suits someone with an audience of creators, freelancers or small businesses who might pay for such a platform, since that is the audience its homepage names.

It is a weaker fit if you only want a plain link page: once the trial ends even the smallest plan is a paid monthly subscription, which is a lot for a single link list. The product is built for mainstream sellers, and checkout runs through the general-purpose processors the FAQ names, which is the main caveat for a creator selling explicit content to a paying audience.