Bio.link alternatives for a free tier or DM replies

Stay if you want one plan with nothing held back. Bio.link says Pro includes unlimited sites and visitors, a custom domain, no Bio.link branding, posts and an email list, so there is no higher tier to climb. Its AI assistant is trained on your own content to guide visitors, answer their questions and keep them engaged.

• Visitors arrive with questions. The assistant answers on the page, from your content. DMFast’s AI replies, available from Growth, work in your Instagram and Facebook conversations instead.
• You run more than one site. Bio.link lets you make as many as you want, which suits anyone juggling several brands or clients.
• You want a choice of look: 15+ themes or your own design, with real-time stats.
• A custom domain and no branding matter more to you than a free tier, and you would rather pay one price than choose between plans.

DMFast publishes this page, and it solves a different problem. Someone comments a word such as GUIDE under a Reel, DMFast replies under the comment and sends a plain-text message asking them to reply, and the link card follows once they do. It also answers Story replies and mentions on Instagram, DM keywords, and Facebook Pages through Messenger.

• Emails are collected inside the chat and downloaded as a CSV file, where Bio.link’s list sits on your site.
• AI replies need Growth, $14 a month, or Business, $29, and use one credit per reply. They are written only from the business details you provide.
• Free is $0 for 1 account and 100 people a month. Pro, $9 a month, covers 3 accounts, lifts the cap on people and removes the DMFast badge.
• DMFast includes a link-in-bio page with tracked links, so you can run one without Bio.link, but weigh it against Bio.link’s themes, posts and unlimited sites.
• Limits: Instagram professional accounts and Facebook Pages only, and the Store, for products and bookings, is India only.

1. List your sites. Bio.link allows as many as you like, so note each address, theme, link and post, and take screenshots of the layouts before you change anything.
2. Save your email list in whatever way your dashboard allows, and copy the text you gave the AI assistant. The same facts have to go into any new tool’s AI; in DMFast they belong in the business information.
3. If you connected a custom domain, plan the DNS change so the domain points at the new page before you cancel Pro.
4. Find your renewal date in your account. The page does not say whether $7.49 is billed monthly or yearly, so confirm which applies to you and move around that date.
5. Build the new page and test every link on a phone, then replace the link in your Instagram bio and on your other profiles.

A domain and no branding are two of Bio.link’s selling points, so here is what the same things cost elsewhere. At the time of writing (checked on 6 October 2026), Bio.link lists Pro at $7.49 a month with a “Save 50%” tag beside a Monthly/Yearly toggle, and does not say which period that price is for. solo.to’s figures come from an archived copy dated 18 July 2026.

On those figures Carrd is the cheapest way to your own domain, at $19 a year, with Lnk.Bio’s Unique next at a one-time $24.99 for a .bio address that is free for the first year. Bio.link’s case is different: the domain, the AI assistant and the email list come in a single price. DMFast Pro is $9 a month, for comments and DMs rather than a page.