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makerhandle vs Hopp by Wix
Hopp is Wix's link in bio tool. If you are weighing it, here is what each one gives you and what a year of each costs.
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What Hopp by Wix does well
Hopp is a link in bio made by Wix. Its site describes it as going "beyond basic link lists" to a branded mini site from one link. The standard plan is free ("Yes, the standard Hopp plan is free to use!"), with advanced design and features in a Pro upgrade. It also supports your own address: "Use your own URL or get a FREE one with a yearly plan."
If you already run a Wix site, Hopp sits naturally next to it, and having Wix behind it is reassuring in a category where small tools close.
Where makerhandle is different
- Price you can see. Hopp's home page does not list the Pro price; you see it after you sign up. makerhandle Pro is $20 a year, everything included, and the price is on the pricing page.
- Blocks for real work. A Booksy, Calendly or Cal.com calendar on the page, opening hours with an "Open now" badge, a product grid from Shopify, Gumroad or Lemon Squeezy, and your latest YouTube video and podcast episode, all on the free plan.
- Stats without cookies. Visitors, sources, UTM campaigns and clicks, with no cookie banner to add. See analytics.
- Moving in is one step. Paste an existing page on the import page.
Side by side
| Hopp by Wix | makerhandle | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Paid plan | Pro, price shown in the dashboard | Pro, $20 a year |
| Your own domain | Yes, per its site | Pro, with SSL |
| Booking calendar on the page | Not described on its home page | Yes, Booksy, Calendly, Cal.com, TidyCal and more |
| Opening hours block | Not described | Yes |
| Product grid | Not described | Shopify, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, Stripe or by hand |
What you get on makerhandle
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.
Which should you pick?
Pick Hopp if you are already on Wix and want your link in bio in the same account.
Pick makerhandle if you want a known yearly price, booking and hours on the page, and stats without cookies. Small businesses should also read link in bio for small businesses and the best link in bio for small businesses.
Other tools people compare: AllMyLinks, Linkfire, Flowpage, Pallyy, Calendly page vs link in bio.
Questions
Is Hopp by Wix free?
Its site says the standard plan is free, with advanced design and features in a Pro package you upgrade to from the dashboard.
Does Hopp support a custom domain?
Its site says "Use your own URL or get a FREE one with a yearly plan." makerhandle includes your own domain on Pro for $20 a year.
Which is cheaper?
makerhandle Pro is $20 a year. Hopp does not list its Pro price on its home page, so compare it in your Hopp dashboard.
Start free, $20 a year for your own domain
Free for up to 5 projects. Pro is $20/year.