makerhandle vs Pallyy link in bio

What Pallyy is

Pallyy is a social media scheduler for brands and agencies: plan and publish posts, then see how they did. Its pricing page lists "Link in bio pages" on the paid Pro ($25 a month for one brand), Agency ($99 a month) and Scale ($199 a month) plans, with an Instagram grid of linked posts, buttons, styling and insights. The free plan (one social set, 15 scheduled posts a month) does not list it. Annual billing saves up to 25%.

If you already pay for Pallyy to schedule, its bio page comes with it and is worth using.

If you only need the page

$25 a month is $300 a year for a scheduler. If what you need is the page your bio points to, makerhandle does that on its own: free to start, $20 a year for Pro with your own domain.

You also get blocks a scheduler's bio page does not set out to have: a booking calendar from Booksy or Calendly, opening hours, a product grid, your latest YouTube video, a subscribe box and a support button.

Side by side

Which should you pick?

Use Pallyy if you want scheduling and analytics for your posts, and take its bio page as a bonus.

Use makerhandle if you schedule elsewhere (or not at all) and want a page that does more on its own. Agencies running pages for clients can see makerhandle for agencies. Already have a page? Import it.

Other tools people compare: AllMyLinks, Hopp by Wix, Linkfire, Flowpage, Calendly page vs link in bio.