Power Strip
One link. Everything you do.
One plug in the wall, everything running off it. Your Instagram, your shop, your booking form, your tip jar — behind one address, with the QR code already made. Free, and there is nothing to sign up for.
Free. No account, no card, nothing to cancel. There is no paid version of this page — only a paid version of the website around it.
Three things wrong with the link in your bio.
Your bio link goes to somebody else's brand
The page your customers land on carries a stranger's logo, a stranger's domain and an advert for a service you are not being paid to sell. Yours should say your name.
Changing a link means changing every flyer
A printed QR code points wherever you pointed it that day. Here, the address never moves and what sits behind it changes whenever you like — the flyer stays right.
You are paying monthly for a list
It is a page of links. Nobody should be charging a subscription for a page of links, so we do not charge one for ours.
Three minutes, start to printed.
Open the builder
No email, no password, no card. You are typing within about four seconds of arriving.
Paste your links
Instagram, the shop, the booking form, the menu. Name them, group them, reorder them — the preview shows the real page as you go.
Save it
It is live on its own address immediately, with the QR code there to save and print.
What comes with it
All of it free, without an account. Nothing here is held back for a plan.
- Your own address on webplug.co, live the moment you save
- A QR code built in, ready to save or print
- Up to 30 links, in whatever order you put them
- Sections, so a long list still reads as a menu
- Badges, for “closed Mondays” or “new”
- Come back and change any of it, as often as you like
Three things the free one does not do.
We would rather say them here than let you find out after the flyers are printed. Your address gets a short random ending — webplug.co/l/joes-tacos-k4m2p, not /l/joes-tacos — because anyone can make one of these without an account, and the clean names are not first-come-first-served to strangers. The key lives in your browser, since there is no account to attach it to: clear your site data or move to another phone and you can still use the page, but you can no longer edit it. And it wears our colours, which is what a free page is being paid in.
A hosted site fixes all three: the clean address or your own domain, editing from any device you sign in on, and your palette instead of ours. That is a reason to buy a website, not a reason to buy a link page.