# Substack on your link in bio

> Add a Substack subscribe button to your link in bio, or collect emails on your page and export them to Substack. Free on makerhandle.

Send readers from your bio to your Substack in one tap, with a subscribe block that looks like part of your page.

## What works today

- **A subscribe block** with your heading and a button that opens your Substack.
- **Or makerhandle's own list,** exported as CSV for Substack.

## Set it up

1. In the editor's **Signups** tab, choose **My newsletter**.
2. Paste your Substack signup page (you.substack.com or your custom domain) 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 Substack. 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: [beehiiv](https://makerhandle.com/integrations/beehiiv), [Kit (ConvertKit)](https://makerhandle.com/integrations/kit). Or see [every integration](https://makerhandle.com/integrations).

## Questions

### Can people subscribe without leaving my page?

With makerhandle's own list, yes, then export to Substack. With the Substack button, they confirm on Substack.

### Is it free?

Yes. The own list holds 100 subscribers on Free and unlimited on Pro.

### Can I show my latest Substack post?

Not as its own block today; add the post as a highlighted link.

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