UniLink

What UniLink is

UniLink is a link-in-bio platform for building a mobile page that sits in an Instagram or TikTok bio, with a storefront, email marketing, a social planner and a link shortener in the same account. The pricing page starts with a free plan, described there as a lifetime free account, followed by paid PRO, PREMIUM and BUSINESS plans, and the selling and tipping tools only open on the paid plans. It is a general creator tool, not an adult service: its usage policy restricts adult content on the page itself, while its own blog names UniLink among bio link tools that allow adult creators to link out. UniLink pays no one for using it. Beyond selling through your own page, the one earning route it offers is its affiliate program, which pays commission on referred paying customers.

How earning works

Selling from the page. The homepage describes a built-in commerce platform in the bio link: sell digital and physical products, services, courses, appointments and events, add a virtual tip jar and earn from paid subscriptions, with an on-page checkout meant to shorten the path from first interaction to first sale. The homepage FAQ says you can collect tips, take payments for services, collect revenue from affiliate links and sell products from the page, and that "With Stripe, Paypal or WayForPay right in your UniLink, your customers won’t even need to leave your social media to go to another site and pay". The pricing table lists Stripe, PayPal and WayForPay among the business integrations, so money from a sale moves through those processors rather than through UniLink.

What the paid plans add. On the free plan, the store, monetization (tips, donations, services, appointments, membership), sales tools (email, forms, timers, promo bar, coupons), social and business integrations, notifications and pixels are all marked as excluded. PRO switches them on, with 60 blocks instead of 25, scheduling and locking links, a verified badge and removal of UniLink branding. PREMIUM adds a custom domain, Smart Reply and Email Marketing. BUSINESS adds the Social Planner and Story Widget and 24/7 dedicated live chat.

Locked and member content. The help center carries guides titled how to use the Membership App, how to create locked photos, locked video content and locked audio content, how to use the Link Locker App, the Tip Jar App, the Donation App and the Single Product App, and how to sell video courses, file packs and audio files. The homepage FAQ adds that UniLink "supports feed membership for exclusive content". For a creator, that is the mechanism for putting paid material behind the bio link instead of on a fan platform, subject to the usage policy below.

Building a list. The homepage says you can collect emails, phone numbers and other customer data, send broadcasts and newsletters, and organize customer information. Email automations and pre-built journeys for cross-selling are part of the email marketing product, and the help center covers double opt-in, email sequences, CRM contacts, pipeline stages and SMS. A list a creator holds does not depend on a social platform keeping their account.

Tracking orders and payments. The FAQ says buyers' payment history can be tracked through Google Sheets each time a purchase is made, and that order notifications come by email through MailChimp or by Telegram message on a PRO plan. The homepage says the analytics measure engagement over time and monitor revenue, visitors, clicks and views.

The Instagram link. The FAQ says that once you sign up with your Instagram profile, a link is generated from your Instagram nickname, and if you change your handle you need to reconnect your Instagram account with UniLink. The social planner publishes to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Pinterest and Telegram.

Agencies. The help center has guides on agency billing, which it describes as consolidated billing for multiple clients, agency onboarding and agency pricing with seat costs and volume discounts.

Adult creators. A UniLink blog guide on bio links for OnlyFans creators says Instagram and TikTok flag direct OnlyFans links and suggests putting the bio link tool's URL on those apps, with the tool routing visitors to OnlyFans. It says X and Reddit allow direct OnlyFans links, and it lists UniLink as a tool that "allows" such links. It also advises separate bio link pages per identity, with different domains and shorteners, for a creator keeping a personal and a creator persona apart. Those are the blog's opinions. The binding rules are in the usage policy.

The affiliate program (revshare). The affiliate page says: "Earn generous commissions by referring new users to UniLink. Share your unique referral link and get paid for every paying customer you bring." It promises competitive commissions per paying customer "with no cap on your income", a personal referral link with automatic tracking, and a real-time dashboard for referrals, commissions and payouts. It adds: "Once your referral signs up and becomes a paying customer, you keep earning commissions month after month." Joining means signing up and taking the link, and the page says no technical knowledge is required. The page publishes no commission rate.

Money and rules

Plans. UniLink charges the seller a flat subscription, billed monthly or annually, and payments from buyers run through the seller's own Stripe, PayPal or WayForPay integration. As of October 2026 the pricing page prices the paid plans from $5 USD a month for PRO to $25 USD a month for BUSINESS, with a discount advertised for annual billing. The plans differ like this:

• FREE: 1 Link in Bio, up to 2 pages per profile, unlimited links, 25 blocks, basic customization, email support with a 24h response time
• PRO: 2 Link in Bio, unlimited pages, 60 blocks, store, monetization and sales tools, live chat in business hours
• PREMIUM: adds a custom domain, Smart Reply and Email Marketing
• BUSINESS: adds the Social Planner, Story Widget and 24/7 dedicated live chat

On each paid plan an extra Link in Bio page is billed per page per month. The homepage sign-up says no credit card is required.

Adult content. The usage policy lists "Adult Content and Services" first among the industries UniLink may not be used for, defined as "pornography, adult entertainment, and any other content not appropriate for persons under the age of 18". It then sets the terms for linking out: "If you’re linking out to adult content on your page, you must turn on the sensitive content notice, ensure the content on your page itself are suitable for all ages, and make sure what you are linking to is legal in your region." It says UniLink adds informational labels to such links. In practice the page can point to an adult platform, but the page itself, and anything sold or locked on it, has to be suitable for all ages. The same list bans prostitution and human trafficking, drugs, alcohol and tobacco, gambling and multi-level marketing, weapons, counterfeit goods and stolen items.

Messaging rules. The anti-spam section requires prior consent before promotional messages and an opt-out in every communication. Pages advertised through unsolicited messages are removed immediately and the users responsible face permanent account bans. The policy says violation reports are reviewed within 5 days.

Support. The support page lists Telegram, WhatsApp and Viber, a phone line and an email address, and says replies usually come within 1 minute during working hours, 8AM to 10PM GMT+3. The site runs in English and Ukrainian.

Who it suits and who it does not

UniLink suits a creator who already has Instagram or TikTok traffic and wants a cheap, safe-for-work landing page that routes fans to their paid platforms, collects emails and takes tips or sells all-ages products through Stripe, PayPal or WayForPay. PRO, the lowest paid tier, already carries the store, locked links and sales tools, and the free plan is enough to test a plain link page. Agencies get consolidated billing and API access to pages, products and orders.

It is not a home for explicit content. The usage policy keeps the page and anything on it suitable for all ages, so the locked-photo and membership tools are not a substitute for a fan platform for adult material. The affiliate program suits someone who writes about creator tools, since the page says commission continues month after month once a referral becomes a paying customer. Traffic also has to come from elsewhere: UniLink is a page fans are sent to, not a place where they find you.