For food creators
"Recipe in bio," and it really is
Every food video ends the same way: recipe in bio. Make sure today's recipe is the first thing people see, with the cookbook and your kitchen picks just under it.
Today's recipe on top
Move the recipe you just posted to the top and highlight it in your accent color. If you post daily, give it a scheduled link that hides after a week, so the page does not fill up with last month's soup.
Your newest video sits under the links with the Latest YouTube video block, updating by itself. See video and podcast blocks.
Cookbook and kitchen picks
Your cookbook is a project with the cover, a sample recipe in the description and buy links, on its own project page. Meal plans and e-books go in the product grid with prices (4 products on Free, 12 on Pro), and your favorite knife and pan are link buttons to your affiliate links.
The weekly recipe email
Food is one of the best niches for email. The subscribe box collects addresses with double opt-in and CSV export, 100 on Free and unlimited on Pro, or points to Substack, Beehiiv or ConvertKit.
Free: 5 projects, 50 links, three templates, 100 email subscribers and 7 days of stats, with a small "Built w/ makerhandle" badge. Pro is $20 a year: all nine templates, unlimited projects and subscribers, a year of stats, the contact form, your own domain and no badge.
Questions
Can old recipe links hide themselves?
Yes. Give each one a "hide after" time.
Can I show my cookbook?
Yes, as a project with the cover, a description and buy links for every store.
Can I collect emails?
Yes, with the built-in subscribe box or your newsletter service.
Can I add affiliate links?
Yes, as link buttons, and each counts clicks.
Make your food page
Free for up to 5 projects. Pro is $20/year.