Feature
Link-in-bio
A simple, workspace-owned link page for the bio link on each profile. Each page has its own slug, colours, and ordered list of links; only published pages render publicly; and every outbound click goes through a tracked redirect, so you can see which links people actually use without exposing anything from the workspace behind it.
What link pages do
One page per profile, owned by the workspace.
Workspace-scoped pages
Each link page belongs to a workspace and has a slug that is unique within it. Agencies can run separate pages for every client without mixing them.
Ordered link blocks
A page is an ordered list of link blocks with a label and URL. Hidden blocks stay on the page record but don't render publicly.
Your colours
Set background, text, accent, and accent-text colours. Only valid hex or rgb values are accepted, so a theme can't inject styles into the public page.
Draft, published, disabled
Pages move between draft, published, disabled, and archived. Only a published page renders on its public URL; disabling a page takes it down.
Tracked outbound clicks
Public links route through a redirect that records the click with its link, referrer, and user agent before sending the visitor on. Only active links on published pages are tracked or followed.
Click counts per page
The link pages list shows each page's URL, number of links, outbound clicks, and status, with filters by workspace and status. The API returns recent clicks for a page.
No workspace data on the public page
The public renderer receives only the page title, active links, and theme. Workspace names, IDs, and internal records aren't sent to visitors.
Preview with the public renderer
The builder previews the page with the same renderer the public route uses, so what you see is what visitors get.
How it works
Set up a page in four steps.
1. Create the page
Give it a title; the slug is generated from the title unless you set one. New pages start as drafts.
2. Edit in the builder
Update the page title and review each link block's label and visibility next to a live preview.
3. Preview and publish
Check the preview in the builder, then publish. The page goes live at its public URL.
4. Watch clicks
Each outbound click is recorded per link, so you can see which links people actually use.
Controls and limits
What to expect.
Role access
Owners, admins, managers, and developers can see link pages, and editing requires workspace update permission. Other roles don't see them.
Custom domains
A custom domain can be DNS-verified, but pages aren't served on custom domains yet. Every page lives on the SignalDeck link domain.
What's measured
Outbound clicks, with referrer and user agent. Page views, unique visitors, and location aren't measured.
Who uses it
A bio link that stays with the account.
Creators
Keep one page for your latest video, newsletter, and shop links, and see which ones get clicked.
Agencies
Run a page per client workspace with that client's colours, and report outbound clicks alongside their social metrics.
Brand teams
Point campaign traffic to a page you control and take it down by disabling it when the campaign ends.
FAQ
Frequently asked
What can I put on a page?
A title and an ordered list of links, styled with your colours. Images, embeds, email capture, and shop blocks aren't supported.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. A domain can be DNS-verified, but pages aren't served on custom domains today, so every page lives on the SignalDeck link domain. Outbound clicks are tracked either way.
What does click tracking record?
Each outbound click is stored with the page, the link, the destination URL, the referrer, and the user agent. Page views and unique visitors aren't tracked.
Can visitors see anything from my workspace?
No. The public page only receives its title, active links, and colours. Draft, disabled, and archived pages don't render at all.
Is link-in-bio a paid add-on?
No. Link pages aren't a separately priced feature in the plan configuration.
Own your bio link
Put your bio link in the same workspace as your posts.
Create a page, publish it, and see which links get clicked.