atlaslet vs Hy.page

atlaslet is a web app for creators, small businesses and marketers who want their link-in-bio page, short links and QR codes in one account, with real click stats behind each of them.

Link-in-bio pages. 168 themes in 28 categories and a drag-and-drop builder that works on a phone. Add products, videos, a WhatsApp button, contact forms and newsletter sign-up. An existing Linktree page can be imported in about a minute, including links, videos, products, picture and colours.

Short links. Short links with click analytics by country, device and referrer, plus smart routing (deep links, country and device targeting), Meta and GA4 pixels and a UTM builder. Redirects are served from Cloudflare's edge.

QR codes. PNG or SVG, in your colours and with your logo, scans counted and no watermark.

Digital business cards. vCard pages with call, WhatsApp and save-contact buttons.

For brands and developers. Custom domains (links.yourbrand.com) on the Brand plan, a public REST API and an MCP server.

Pricing. Free plan forever, no card needed. Pro is $9/month ($99/year) and Brand is $19/month ($89/year). The first 10,000 accounts get Pro free for life.

Hy.page, also known as HYPAGE, is built specifically for creators and entrepreneurs who want to monetize their audience with minimal platform fees. Unlike some link-in-bio tools that focus primarily on link organization.

Hy.page puts revenue generation at the center of its platform. It enables creators to sell digital downloads such as e-books, templates, or music, as well as accept donations, offer recurring memberships, and share premium gated content—all from a single link.

One of Hy.page’s biggest advantages is that it charges zero platform fees, allowing creators to keep 100% of what they earn.