Zori.bio

What Zori.bio is

Zori.bio is a link-in-bio service. A creator publishes one page with a short profile and a list of links to other sites, and Zori.bio reports on how those links perform. It is a tool for adult creators and affiliates, not a platform that pays them: it takes a monthly subscription from the creator, and the pages describe no payouts. Its own blog post describes it as purpose-built for adult creators, used primarily by OnlyFans and Fansly creators to host a single landing page for their monetization platforms, social accounts and offers.

The site is in English and Ukrainian. It sells 3 plans, Creator, Pro and a multi-profile Agency tier, and the blog post describes the Agency tier as coming soon.

How earning works here

Zori.bio does not sell anything to fans and does not process payments between a creator and a buyer. The blog post says so directly: if you need payment processing, it points to Stan Store. What the service does is sit between the creator's own traffic (a social bio, a story, a profile) and the places the creator earns, and show which traffic actually leads somewhere. The blog frames it as an analytics-first product, as against link tools that are links-first, and it says it is best for creators who are already earning and want to know which social platform drives subscribers, not just which gets the most likes.

The tools it describes:

• Analytics. Clicks, views and visitor trends, with traffic sources (the home page lists Instagram, TikTok, Twitter / X and direct), top countries and device split. The Creator plan keeps 30 days of data, Pro and Agency keep 365 days.
• A/B testing. Pro and Agency can test variations of a link, for example two wordings of a call to action, and compare click rates. The home page shows this with a sample comparison of "Join My Page" against "Subscribe Now".
• Smart routing. Pro and Agency can send visitors to different URLs based on rules. The home page's example is a visitor arriving from TikTok being sent to one destination.
• Geo-targeting. Different links by visitor country. Creator covers 3 regions, Pro and Agency are unlimited. The terms add that an individual link can be shown to, or hidden from, chosen countries, and a link not available in a visitor's country is left off the page. The home page's example shows different prices for different countries, so a creator whose platform prices differ by market can point each audience at the right offer.
• Deep links. Instagram and TikTok open links in their own in-app browser, which the blog says blocks saved passwords and breaks login flows. Zori.bio offers a Smart Banner or Auto-Escape to move the visitor to an external browser, on every plan.
• Video covers. Short video thumbnails on links, on Pro and Agency. The home page claims a click rate of 3x with them, again as its own claim.
• Age gatekeeping. A mature-content disclaimer shown before sensitive links, on every paid plan.
• Shadowban Shield. Monitoring of platform restrictions and visibility: basic on Creator, full on Pro and Agency.
• Design. Custom colors, fonts and layouts on every plan. The home page says there are 11+ preset themes.
• Import. The home page lists a 2-click import from Linktree, Beacons, Link.me and Stan Store.

For the studio-accounts side, the Agency plan holds 5 independent profiles under one login. The pricing page says that if an account leaves Agency, the additional profiles are paused and their data and usernames are saved, and they come back if the account returns to Agency. The home page's roadmap lists team access, to invite teammates and manage their access to profiles, as a coming feature. The same roadmap lists link health monitoring, with alerts when links break or go offline, and revenue attribution, to track which traffic sources drive actual sales.

Money and rules

Cost. Zori.bio is a flat monthly subscription paid by the creator. In October 2026 the pricing page lists Creator at $9 a month and Pro at $19 a month, "Taxes included", and the blog post gives $49 a month for the Agency tier. Prices are in USD and include applicable sales taxes, and the final amount, taxes and charge date are shown before the creator confirms. The subscription renews monthly until canceled, and the terms promise 30 days' notice of a price increase. The pricing page says "Cancel anytime" and offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, which it words as a full refund "no questions asked" if the creator contacts support within 30 days of purchase.

Plans and trials. The pages are not consistent here. The blog post says there is a free 28-day trial and that there is no free-forever tier, "and that's intentional". The terms say there is a free plan and that new accounts receive 3 free days without a card, with bonus days added for eligible tasks. The pricing page says that verifying a card through Creem starts a separate one-time 14-day trial, and that unused onboarding days are not added to it.

Domains. The pricing page says Pro includes 1 custom domain and Agency up to 5 domains per account, each connected to the profile the creator chooses. The blog says setup takes one CNAME record at the creator's DNS provider.

Payment. Creem is the Merchant of Record for subscriptions. Card details are entered on its hosted checkout, and Zori.bio says it stores no card numbers, security codes or card tokens.

Rules. Users must be 18 or over, and creating an account confirms it. The terms say age is verified by the destination platform, not by Zori.bio. A page holds links only: Zori.bio does not embed, proxy or mirror the content of linked sites. Uploads are limited to still images (avatar, link covers, thumbnails and icons), with a short video cover added on paid plans. There is no audio, document or file hosting and no user-to-user messaging. Uploaded images are screened automatically before they are stored, and anything that fails is never stored or published, and the user is told at once. New accounts are reviewed manually, and an account is looked at again whenever someone reports a page.

Operator. The terms name a sole proprietor (FOP) in Odesa, Ukraine as the contracting party, and say the legally binding version of the terms is the Ukrainian one, with English as a convenience translation. The site is labeled Beta.

Who it suits and who it does not

Zori.bio suits a creator who already sends steady traffic from Instagram, TikTok or X to OnlyFans, Fansly or another earning platform, and wants to know which source converts. An A/B test on call-to-action wording, a country-specific route, or a deep link out of the in-app browser all depend on having enough visitors to measure. An affiliate with adult traffic pointing at several offers can also use the routing, though the pages describe the product in terms of creators rather than affiliates. A studio or manager running several creator pages can use the Agency plan's 5 profiles under one login.

It is a poorer fit for a creator with no audience yet. The blog says as much, and suggests AllMyLinks free for someone brand-new with no traffic. Anyone who needs payment processing is sent to Stan Store instead.

Two caveats are worth knowing. First, the blog post is written by the company ("Zori.bio is our platform") and compares itself with Linktree, Beacons and others from their official pricing and feature documentation as of early 2026, so its comparisons are its own. It concedes that GetAllMyLinks has free deeplinking and a longer history in the adult-creator space, while Zori.bio claims deeper analytics. Second, a page on a shared domain depends on that domain's standing with Instagram. The blog's own advice is to use a custom domain, and the pricing page lists a custom domain under Pro and Agency but not under Creator, while the blog says custom domains are supported on the Starter plan and up. The two pages do not agree on which plan name and tier carries it.