# Kit (ConvertKit) on your link in bio

> Add your Kit (formerly ConvertKit) landing page or form to your link in bio as a subscribe button, or collect emails on your page and export to Kit.

Point your subscribe block at your Kit landing page, or collect emails on your page and bring them into Kit.

## What works today

- **A subscribe block** with a button that opens your Kit landing page or form.
- **Or makerhandle's own list** with double opt-in and CSV export for Kit.
- **Lead magnets:** add the freebie as a highlighted link next to it.

## Set it up

1. In the editor's **Signups** tab, choose **My newsletter**.
2. Paste your Kit signup page (the share link of a Kit landing page or form) and write the button text, such as "Read the newsletter".
3. Set the heading and the small print under it, and publish.

## Good to know

Prefer to collect emails on your page? Switch to **Email list**, makerhandle's own list: double opt-in, 100 subscribers on Free and unlimited on Pro, with CSV export you can import into Kit. Signups show in your [stats](https://makerhandle.com/features/analytics) as a goal. Read [how to grow a newsletter from your link in bio](https://makerhandle.com/blog/grow-newsletter-from-link-in-bio) and see [email subscribers](https://makerhandle.com/features/email-subscribers).

Other newsletters: [Substack](https://makerhandle.com/integrations/substack), [beehiiv](https://makerhandle.com/integrations/beehiiv). Or see [every integration](https://makerhandle.com/integrations).

## Questions

### Does it connect to the Kit API?

No. It links to your Kit landing page or form, or collects emails for you to export.

### Does ConvertKit still work?

ConvertKit is now called Kit; your existing landing page links keep working as the button's target.

### Is it free?

Yes, on every plan.

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Source: https://makerhandle.com/integrations/kit
makerhandle: makerhandle is a link in bio for makers, creators and small businesses: your links and your work, with optional verified revenue.