Your link page: what it is and how to start

Your link page is one short page built for a phone: your name, photo and bio, your links, your newest music and next shows, a Share button, a Message button and a Subscribe button. It is separate from your website, and every Artistplus account has one.

Your page is already started#

Every account gets a private draft the moment it is created, the same way your website starts as a draft. It holds your photo, name and bio, a row of your social icons, your newest releases, your next shows, your website and press kit (when they are live) and the Subscribe button. Nothing is published until you choose to publish it, and rows that have nothing to show yet stay off the live page by themselves.

Edit and publish#

1. Open Link page in the dashboard

   The editor has five tabs: Content (your rows), Profile (name, photo, bio), Design, Insights and Settings. A phone preview sits beside them and shows the page the way a visitor sees it.

2. Add or change rows

   Choose Add content. Paste a link, or pick a release, a show or a photo you already have in Artistplus. Drag rows to reorder them and use the switch on a row to hide it. See Connected and custom cards.

3. Check it as a visitor

   View as shows the page the way a visitor from a chosen country or on a chosen platform sees it, including any rule you set for them.

4. Publish

   Choose Publish link page. See Publishing your link page for what that does and does not change. Your website is not affected.

What a visitor can do#

• Tap a link, a release or a show. A release opens the chooser of every streaming service it is on, or plays on the page if you set a player row to play.
• Share the page, or one row of it, from a sheet with the apps people already use, with a QR code and a picture for Stories. See Sharing your link page.
• Message you. The message lands in your Messages inbox with the phone number or email the fan left, so you can reply from there.
• Subscribe to your list with a phone number or an email address. See Subscribers.

Where your page lives#

Open the Settings tab in the editor. When your link page has an address, it is shown there with a Copy button. If the tab says the address appears once the link host is live, your page is saved and ready, and there is nothing else you need to do.

What is included on Free#

• Basic links you can reorder, hide and archive
• Your name, photo and bio
• An automatic row of your social icons, with no customization
• One-click cards for your releases, shows and photos, with artwork
• Subtitles, thumbnails and featured cards on your links
• Headings and text between your links
• Music and video players that play on the page
• A design locked to your website template
• A share sheet, a Stories picture and a QR code
• A Message button that lands in your inbox
• A Subscribe sheet that takes a phone number or an email address
• A read-only list of who subscribed
• A 30-day summary report

What Opener adds#

• Your own colors, fonts, buttons and backgrounds
• A photo gallery on the page
• Control over the order and style of your social icons
• Links that start and end on a schedule
• A latest release card that updates itself
• A next show card that updates itself

The full list is in Link page plans and downgrades.