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makerhandle vs AllMyLinks
AllMyLinks is a free, no-frills page of links. Here is what it does well, what it leaves out, and when a page that does more is worth it.
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What AllMyLinks does well
AllMyLinks puts all your profiles on one page and calls itself "100% free" on its home page, with "NEVER any ads on your profile" and click stats that show which links are popular. For someone who only needs their socials in one place, that is hard to argue with: it costs nothing and it works.
It is a links page, and that is the whole idea. If that is all you need, you may not need anything else.
What it does not try to do
AllMyLinks' home page talks about links and stats. It does not describe a way to put your page on your own domain, show your work as more than a button, take bookings, list opening hours or show products. Those are the things people usually add next:
- Your own domain. A link like yourname.com outlives any tool. See why your link in bio should be on your own domain.
- Your work on the page. Your newest video, your podcast, your products with prices, or your projects with screenshots.
- A way to act. A Booksy or Calendly calendar, a subscribe box, a support button, a contact form.
What makerhandle adds
The free plan covers 50 links, five projects, three templates, socials, a QR code, a booking button or calendar, opening hours, your latest YouTube video and podcast episode, 4 products in a product grid, up to 100 email subscribers and seven days of cookie-free stats, with a small "Built w/ makerhandle" badge.
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 pricing.
Side by side
| AllMyLinks | makerhandle | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, per its home page | Free; Pro $20 a year |
| Ads on your page | None, per its home page | None |
| Link stats | Yes | Yes, cookie-free, with sources and UTM campaigns |
| Your own domain | Not described on its home page | Pro, with SSL |
| Booking, hours, products | Not described | Yes, on every plan |
| Import an existing page | Yes, in one step |
Which should you pick?
Stay on AllMyLinks if a free list of profile links is all you want.
Pick makerhandle if you want the page to work harder: bookings, your latest content, products, a subscribe box and, on Pro, your own domain for $20 a year. Paste your AllMyLinks address on the import page and makerhandle reads the links it can find; check them before you publish. Comparing more free options? See the best free link in bio tools.
Other tools people compare: Hopp by Wix, Linkfire, Flowpage, Pallyy, Calendly page vs link in bio.
Questions
Is AllMyLinks free?
Its home page says "100% free" and that there are never ads on your profile. Check allmylinks.com for anything that has changed since October 2026.
Can I use my own domain with AllMyLinks?
Its home page does not describe custom domains, so check with AllMyLinks. makerhandle includes your own domain with SSL on Pro, $20 a year.
Can I move my AllMyLinks page to makerhandle?
Yes. Paste the address on the import page; makerhandle reads the links on the page and you pick which to keep.
Try the page that does more, free
Free for up to 5 projects. Pro is $20/year.