Alternatives

About.me alternatives

About.me made the one-page personal profile popular. If yours feels dated, here are the alternatives for a page about you, and what each costs on your own domain.

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What people want from an about.me page

An about.me page answers "who is this?" in one screen: a photo, a few lines, where to find you and a way to get in touch. That job has not changed. What has changed is what people expect next to it: their work, a way to book them, their newsletter, and an address of their own.

The options

ToolBest forYour own domain
makerhandleA profile plus your work, bookings and linksPro, $20 a year
CarrdA one-page site you designPro Standard, $19 a year
LinktreeA list of linksNot supported, per its help center
FramerA designed, animated siteBasic plan, $10 a month
Notion SitesA page you write like a docPaid add-on on a paid Notion plan

Prices as of October 2026; see Sources and the portfolio builder comparison.

makerhandle as an about.me replacement

The top of the page is the same idea: photo, name, a short bio and your socials. Below it, what you do: projects with screenshots, your latest video, a booking calendar for calls, and on Pro a contact form. Job hunting? Switch on Open to work.

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 vs about.me and a personal website for $20 a year.

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Questions

What is the best free alternative to about.me?

For a profile with links and your work, makerhandle's free plan. For a page you design yourself, Carrd's free plan on a Carrd address.

Which about.me alternative has the cheapest custom domain?

Carrd Pro Standard ($19 a year) and makerhandle Pro ($20 a year) are the cheapest ways to put a one-page profile on your own domain.

Can I add a contact form?

Yes, on makerhandle Pro. Messages go to your email; your address is never shown on the page.