Builder guides & how-tos
Practical articles for developers and indie hackers setting up a link-in-bio page on X/Twitter.
A practical Linktree alternative for developers and builders
Compare Pagr with generic link-in-bio tools and see why developers, indie builders, and founders use a faster page for GitHub, launches, products, and writing.
Read article →How to add a link-in-bio to your Twitter/X profile
A simple guide to adding one clean link-in-bio URL to your Twitter/X profile, with tips for choosing links, writing your bio, and using Pagr as the destination.
Read article →Best free link-in-bio setup for indie hackers and makers
A practical guide for indie hackers choosing a free link-in-bio tool: what matters, what to avoid, and when a simple Pagr page is enough.
Read article →Linktree alternative free no signup: the lowest-friction way to ship a bio page
Looking for a free Linktree alternative with no signup wall? Compare when Pagr, Linktree, Carrd, and self-hosted pages make sense for builders.
Read article →Link in bio for developers: how to make GitHub, demos, and projects easier to find
Build a developer-friendly link-in-bio page for GitHub, demos, docs, writing, and current projects without turning your profile into a cluttered directory.
Read article →Linktree vs Beacons for makers: when to choose a simpler builder page
A practical Linktree vs Beacons comparison for makers, indie hackers, and builders deciding whether they need creator-commerce features or a simpler Pagr page.
Read article →How to add multiple links to your Twitter/X bio
X gives you one website field. Here are the three real ways to point people at several links from your bio, what each one costs you, and how to set up the fastest option in about a minute.
Read article →Using Linktree without a subscription — and what the free tier costs you
Linktree's free tier is real, and it is not free of cost. Here is what you give up by not subscribing, when that trade is fine, and what a one-time-payment alternative looks like.
Read article →How to add multiple links to your Discord profile bio
Discord gives you one About Me field with a 190-character limit, and your links eat into it. Here is how to fit several links into a Discord profile without running out of room.
Read article →Link in bio for Bluesky: how to get more than one link on your profile
Bluesky gives you a 256-character description field for your profile. Here is how to fit several links into it, what the protocol supports, and when one page is the better answer.
Read article →How to add multiple links to your Mastodon bio
Mastodon is more generous than most: a 500-character bio plus four profile metadata rows, with link verification. Here is how to use all of it, and when one page still helps.
Read article →Link-in-bio tools you pay for once: how to evaluate a one-time payment
A one-time payment for a link page sounds obviously better than a monthly bill. Here is what to check before you pay, and the questions that separate a fair one-time price from a bad one.
Read article →Every link-in-bio tool compared: price, signup wall, and link caps
12 link-in-bio tools checked against their own pricing pages on 31 August 2026: what the free tier really caps, the cheapest paid price, and which ones sell a one-time purchase.
Read article →Create your free Pagr page and paste it into your X profile in under a minute.