# makerhandle vs Campsite.bio

> Campsite.bio is a link in bio for brands and teams. makerhandle is a page for makers, with project status and verified revenue. A fair comparison.

Campsite.bio is a polished link in bio for brands, teams and social managers. makerhandle is built for one person showing what they make.

## 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, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Gumroad, RevenueCat or Shopify with read access and appears with a check mark on your page and on the public [leaderboard](https://makerhandle.com/features/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](https://makerhandle.com/features/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?](https://makerhandle.com/blog/link-in-bio-cookie-banner-gdpr).

## 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](https://makerhandle.com/pricing).

## Questions

### Does makerhandle support teams?

No. Each makerhandle account is one person and one page. Agencies can still list their products as projects.

### Can I schedule links on makerhandle?

No. You can hide a project and show it when you are ready, but there is no timed scheduling.

### Does makerhandle track UTM campaigns?

Yes. Tag the link to your page with UTM parameters and campaigns show up in your analytics.

### Is makerhandle affiliated with Campsite.bio?

No. makerhandle is an independent product.

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Source: https://makerhandle.com/compare/campsite
makerhandle: makerhandle is a link in bio for makers and founders: every project with its status and revenue verified from Stripe, Paddle and more.