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The best link in bio for YouTubers
Your link sits in every video description, often for years. The best one shows your newest upload by itself and stays on a domain you own.
Already have a page there? Bring it over in one click.
What a YouTuber's page needs
- Your newest video, automatically. Nobody should have to edit the page after every upload.
- Sponsors and affiliate links, easy to swap, ideally scheduled to come down when a deal ends.
- Merch and products with prices.
- A link that never breaks in thousands of old descriptions: your own domain.
- Stats that show which videos send people.
How the main options compare
| Need | makerhandle | Linktree | Beacons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Latest video by itself | Yes, from your channel's feed | Check its YouTube link options | Check Beacons |
| Scheduled sponsor links | Yes, show from and hide after | Starter and up | Check Beacons |
| Merch with prices | Shopify, Gumroad or by hand | Commerce on paid plans | Store with a 9% fee on Free |
| Your own domain | Pro, $20 a year | Not supported | Check Beacons |
Facts about other tools from their own pages, October 2026; see Sources.
Our pick: makerhandle
Paste your channel once and your page shows your latest YouTube video, or newest three, with Shorts left out unless you want them; it plays on the page. Scheduled links take a sponsor down on the day the deal ends. Merch goes in a product grid. Stats show visits by source, so you can tell which videos send people. Pro is $20 a year: your own domain with SSL, all nine templates, 12 products, a contact form, unlimited subscribers, a year of stats and no badge. See makerhandle for YouTubers and the YouTube integration.
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Questions
Can my link in bio show my latest YouTube video?
On makerhandle, yes. Paste your channel and the page shows your newest upload by itself, checked about every hour while the page gets visits.
Do I need a YouTube API key?
No. makerhandle reads your channel's public feed.
Which link should I put in my video descriptions?
One on your own domain, so it keeps working if you change tools. makerhandle Pro includes that for $20 a year.
Make your channel page, free
Free for up to 5 projects. Pro is $20/year.