makerhandle vs Komi

What Komi does well

Komi (komi.io) gives creators a polished mini-site that pulls in their content, collects fan contacts, holds affiliate links and helps with brand partnerships. For influencers and talent who earn from sponsorships, having all of that in one place is a real convenience.

Reviews in 2026 list a monthly Creator plan with a discount for annual billing, plus separately priced marketing tools. Check komi.io for current pricing.

A page for products, not partnerships

makerhandle starts from a different person: someone who builds things. Each project has a status, a description, tags and a screenshot, and you pick from seven templates designed to make that work look good.

Instead of brand deal tools, you get verified revenue from Stripe or Shopify and a public leaderboard. Instead of fan capture tied to a marketing suite, you get a simple subscribe box with double opt-in and CSV export, or a button to the newsletter you already use.

Price and simplicity

makerhandle is free forever for five projects and $20 a year for Pro, which includes a custom domain with SSL, all templates, the theme builder, a year of analytics and no badge. There are no add-ons to price separately.

Setup takes about two minutes. There is not much to configure, which is the point.

Which should you pick?

Pick Komi if you are a creator whose business is your audience, and brand deals and content embeds matter.

Pick makerhandle if your business is a product, or several, and you want a page that shows them honestly. Many makers who also create content use both, linking each from the other. See makerhandle for YouTubers for that mix.