makerhandle vs Campsite.bio

What Campsite does well

Campsite.bio is a long-running link in bio tool. Its site describes links, titles, dividers, social accounts and groups, link scheduling, UTM parameters, QR codes and analytics with weekly insight emails. It also supports teams, with several profiles under one bill, which suits agencies and brands that run many accounts.

It has a free plan and paid tiers (Pro and Pro+) that add things like custom domains, opt-in forms and removing Campsite branding. Prices change, so check campsite.bio for current figures.

Where makerhandle is different

makerhandle is built around projects, not links. Each one has a status (Active, Building, Acquired, On hold or Discontinued), a description, tags, a logo and a screenshot. Seven templates lay them out for you, from a single column to a grid of tiles.

Revenue can be verified from Stripe or Shopify with read-only access and appears with a check mark on your page and on the public leaderboard. For someone with a product, that does more than another button.

Analytics, compared

Both tools show what people click. makerhandle analytics are cookie-free and store no IP addresses, and cover visitors, bounce rate, visit duration, sources, UTM campaigns, locations, devices, project clicks and subscribes, with realtime and CSV export. See analytics.

That matters if you have visitors in Europe: analytics that set no cookies are simpler to explain in a privacy policy. Read does your link in bio need a cookie banner?.

Which should you pick?

Pick Campsite.bio if you manage many profiles for a brand or clients, or if link scheduling and team seats matter.

Pick makerhandle if the page is yours and it is about things you have built. It is free for five projects and $20 a year for Pro, which includes a custom domain with SSL. See pricing.