Link page
The link in your bio, finally on speaking terms with your music
A phone-first page every Artistplus account comes with. Pick a release or a show you already have, publish it on its own, and put one address in every bio.

Nova Reyes
Electronic · London
Night DriveLatest
Glasshouse- Every plan
- Included with every account, Free included.
- Its own Publish
- Live or private on its own. Your website is not touched.
- Stays current
- A release or show you pick follows its source.
Rows that follow your music, not a list you retype
A pasted link goes stale the day a ticket link moves or artwork changes. On an Artistplus link page you pick the release or the show you already have, and the row keeps up with it. Make the source private and the row leaves on its own.
- Your newest releases as one row, each opening every streaming service
- Your next shows with their ticket links, and a latest-release card that updates itself
- Your website and your press kit as rows that appear once they are live
Night Drive
Night DriveKept current
Basement TapesThree buttons a fan actually uses
Share hands the page to the apps people already have open, with a picture for Stories and a QR code you can print. Message starts a conversation that lands in your inbox with a way to reply. Subscribe takes a phone number or an email and puts it on your list, on every plan.
- A share sheet with the apps fans use, and a Stories picture on phones
- Messages arrive in your dashboard inbox with the phone or email the fan left
- Subscribers you can see on every plan. Artistplus never messages them for you
Design
It looks like your website, until you decide otherwise
Every page starts in the design of the website template you chose, so the two match without a single setting. Opener and above can pick any template's look, or set their own colors, fonts and buttons.
Follow my website
The default on every plan. Change your template and the link page follows.
Rows, sections and layouts
Headings, text and players on every plan. Grid, carousel and showcase sections on Opener and above.
Rules and schedules
Start and end a link on a date, or show a different one to visitors from a country or a platform, on Opener and above.
Plans
What each plan includes
Every cell below is read from the same rules the product enforces, so the table cannot promise something the editor would refuse. The full comparison is on the pricing page.
| Feature | Free$0 | Opener$30/mo | Headliner$60/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Links you can reorder, hide and archive | Included | Included | Included |
| Add releases, shows and photos you already have | As rich cards | As rich cards | As rich cards |
| Design | Matches your website template | Your own colors, fonts and buttons | Your own colors, fonts and buttons |
| Photo gallery on the page | Not included | Included | Included |
| Schedule a link to start and end | Not included | Included | Included |
| Show, hide or change a link by country or platform | Not included | Included | Included |
| Artistplus logo, Artistplus card and footer links on the link page | Always shown | Optional: switch each one off in Settings | Optional: switch each one off in Settings |
| How far back your link page reports reach | 30-day summary | 12 months | All retained history |
Insights
Honest about the numbers
Every visit and every tap is recorded on every plan. A tap on a streaming service is counted as a tap, never reported as a stream or a sale, because nobody can see what happened after it.
Artistplus records the same visits and clicks on every plan. Your plan decides how far back a report reaches and how much detail it shows. It never decides what is recorded.
Upgrading opens the history that was already recorded, within the new plan’s window. Downgrading hides older history from reports and deletes nothing.
Detailed event records are summarized into daily totals after a limited period, so the totals stay while the raw detail does not. Nothing here is unlimited raw data.
- Free
- 30-day summary
- Opener
- 12 months
- Headliner
- All retained history
FAQ
Link page questions, answered
Do I have to build it?
No. Every account gets a private draft the moment it is created, with your photo, name and bio, your social icons, your newest releases, your next shows, and rows for your website and press kit. Open the editor, move things around, and publish when you like it.
Does it replace my website?
No. It is a second page with its own address and its own Publish button, built for a phone and a bio. Publishing your link page never publishes your website, and the other way round. Plenty of artists run both: the link page in the bio, the website for everything else.
What happens when I change or hide a release?
A row you picked from your catalog follows the catalog. Change the artwork or the links and the row changes. Make the release private and it leaves the page by itself, with no republish.
What is included on the free plan?
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. The design matches your website template.
What does Opener add?
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 table is on the pricing page.
Can I take the Artistplus logo off it?
On your link page, Opener and above can switch the Artistplus logo, the Artistplus card and the footer links off in Settings; on Free they are always shown. Nothing is removed by itself. Every QR code carries the Artistplus logo.
Does Artistplus email or text my subscribers?
No. The Subscribe button adds a phone number or an email address to your own list, and Artistplus sends that person nothing, not even a confirmation. You can see who subscribed on every plan. Sending to your list is not part of the link page.
Can my link page use my own domain?
Not today. Every link page lives on the shared Artistplus link address, which is the one you put in your bio. Your website can use a domain you own or buy, and the link page links to it.
Put one address in every bio
Your page is already waiting in your dashboard. Open it, pick what to show, and publish it in the time it takes to find the bio field.