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Mystash vs a typical link-in-bio page
A list of links gets one tap and loses the visitor. Mystash gives them a reason to follow you and come back.
Side by side
| Mystash | Typical link-in-bio page | |
|---|---|---|
| Visitors can follow you | Yes — a Following feed, inbox and email updates | Usually email capture at best |
| What you share | Cards for places, food, gear, codes and tickets | Buttons and blue links |
| Places | Map pins and check-ins | A link to a map |
| Discount codes | One-tap copy, start and expiry dates, affiliate disclosure | Codes pasted into button text |
| Fans talk back | Star ratings, comments and photos on each card | No |
| Fans reach you directly | Signed-up fans comment, love cards and message you | Visitors tap away and are gone |
| What's new | Followers see new stashes as they're published | Visitors have to check back |
| Price to start | Free | Often free, with paid tiers to sell |
Built for recommendations, not just links
Every place, product and code gets its own card with photos, a map pin or an expiry date, so followers find what they came for instead of scrolling a wall of buttons.
Followers, not just clicks
People follow your @ and get your new stashes in their feed, or subscribe by email without an account. Your audience stays yours after the tap.
One link everywhere
The same mystash.bio/@you works in every bio, story, caption and email signature you already use.
Questions
- Is Mystash a link-in-bio tool?
- Yes — it works as your link in bio, but instead of a list of buttons your page is a deck of recommendation cards people can follow.
- Can I still add plain links?
- Yes. Your socials and any other links sit alongside your stashes on the same page.
- Do my followers need an account?
- No. Anyone can view your page and subscribe by email. Signing up lets them follow you, see your new stashes in a feed, comment, and message you directly — something you can't get from a list of links.
Give fans a reason to come back.