makerhandle vs Typedream

What Typedream does well

Typedream is a no-code website builder with a Notion-like editor: type, add blocks, publish. It became popular with makers for landing pages and simple personal sites. In June 2024, beehiiv announced it had acquired Typedream, and directory listings in 2026 still show it as an active product.

It has a free option on a Typedream subdomain and paid plans that add a custom domain. Check typedream.com for current plans.

A page vs a site

A website builder gives you pages to fill and a layout to decide. That is right for a product's landing page. For the link in your bio, it is often more than you need.

makerhandle is one page with a fixed job: show who you are and what you make. Add projects with a status, description, tags and screenshot, pick one of seven templates, and you are done. There is nothing to lay out and nothing to break on mobile.

What you get on top

• Verified revenue from Stripe or Shopify, with a check mark
• Cookie-free analytics: visitors, sources, UTM campaigns, devices, locations, project clicks and subscribes
• an email subscribe box with double opt-in, or a button to beehiiv, Substack or Kit
• a public leaderboard
• logos fetched automatically from each project's favicon

Which should you pick?

Pick Typedream to build a multi-section landing page or simple site in a doc-like editor.

Pick makerhandle for the one link that lists everything you make. Use both: your product's site on Typedream, linked as a project on your makerhandle page. Free for five projects, Pro is $20 a year with a custom domain. See pricing.