An about.me alternative that shows your work

What about.me does well

about.me has been around since 2010 and does one thing clearly: a personal landing page with your photo, a short bio and your links. Its pricing page lists a free page at about.me/yourname and paid plans that add features like lead capture, scheduling and, on the top plan, a page on your own domain.

For a simple personal introduction, it still works.

Built around projects

For a maker, the most interesting thing about you is usually what you have made. makerhandle puts that first. Each project gets a card with a status (Active, Building, Acquired, On hold or Discontinued), a description, tags, a screenshot and a logo that fetches itself.

Your bio, location, photo and socials still sit at the top. It reads like an introduction followed by a portfolio, which is what people clicking your link want.

Proof and numbers

makerhandle can show verified revenue from Stripe or Shopify, with read-only access and a check mark. Built-in analytics show visitors, sources, UTM campaigns, locations, devices and project clicks, with no cookies and no stored IP addresses.

That turns a personal page into a useful one: you know who visits, where from, and which project they care about. See analytics.

Pricing

makerhandle is free forever for five projects. Pro is $20 a year and includes your own domain with automatic SSL, unlimited projects, all seven templates, the theme builder, a year of analytics and no badge.

If a custom domain is the main reason you would pay for a personal page, that is a good deal. See custom domain and pricing.