A practical get.in guide
How to choose a link-in-bio home you can keep
A link-in-bio product should make one public page easier to build, trust, and keep. The right comparison is therefore an end-to-end test with your content, not a feature-count contest.
The short version
- Choose the smallest product that completes the job you actually have.
- Test migration with your real links before changing a public bio.
- Use a custom domain when keeping the address matters.
- Treat analytics as useful only when bots, previews, tests, and owner visits are excluded.
Start with the outcome
A creator may need one excellent destination for a release. A consultant may need a credible page on a domain they own. A small team may need several pages with shared administration. These are different jobs, even when every product calls itself a link-in-bio tool.
- List the destinations that must be present on launch day.
- Decide whether the public address must remain yours if you change tools.
- Identify the one or two numbers that will change a weekly decision.
- Check whether another service will continue to own checkout, scheduling, courses, or email delivery.
Run a real migration rehearsal
Create the new page before touching the old one. Import what the public source can provide, review every destination, and replace anything the importer could not identify confidently. External page markup changes, so a review step is part of a trustworthy import rather than a sign of failure.
Own the address when continuity matters
A custom domain separates the address your audience remembers from the software rendering the page. get.in includes this on Pro and Premium, but activation still depends on correct domain records and successful verification.
Demand honest measurement
A page view should represent a likely human visitor, not a crawler expanding a preview, an internal test account, or the page owner checking their own work. Ask what is excluded before relying on any dashboard in a sponsor report or operating decision.
A reversible handover
Move a public Linktree page into get.in
Use the supported public-profile importer, review the result, and change your public bio only after the new page is ready.
- 01Open the get.in importerChoose Import from Linktree from the editor or Home workspace.
- 02Paste the public profileEnter the Linktree username or public URL. No Linktree password is requested.
- 03Review what was foundChoose the profile details and links you want before anything is added.
- 04Refine the pageReplace starter content, choose a maintained theme, and confirm every destination.
- 05Publish and update your biosOpen the live page first, then replace the old bio address where you share it.