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Linktree or SoloBase? It depends on who is tapping.
Linktree is a link in bio: one link that gathers what you do for the people who follow you. SoloBase is a Studio under your own name, for the person who was told your name and wants to hire you.
Which one are you?
Followers, clients, or both.
Most people who find you follow your work
They come for your posts, your podcast or your shop. They want to find the next thing you made, not to book your time.
A few people a month want to hire you
They were told your name by someone they trust. They want to know what you do, whether you are taking clients, and how to start.
You have both
A following and a client list. They need different doors, and many people keep one for each.
What SoloBase does
Headquarters for a company of one.
A client who was referred to you wants to start the work, not browse. A Studio is built around you and each of them.
A front door under your own name
When a referral looks you up, they find your card and the Studio Site behind it: what you do, whether you are taking clients, and one way to start. Your own domain on Pro.
From inquiry to paid
An inquiry from your card lands in your Requests. You accept it and send a proposal in their Client Hub; they sign by typing their name and pay the deposit, and numbered invoices follow.
A Client Hub per client that outlives the project
The brief, your notes, the files and each question, attached to the note it is about, in a private Client Hub only you and your client can open.
Money into your own Stripe, at 0%
Deposits, invoices and paid access go from your client straight to your own Stripe account, and SoloBase never holds the money.
Honestly
When Linktree fits you better.
It comes down to who is on the other end of the link.
Your audience is bigger than your client list
If most people who tap your bio want what you publish rather than your time, a link in bio is the shape that serves them.
You point people to many places
A newsletter, a shop, a channel, a podcast. When the job is sending a follower to the right one, a link in bio is built for it.
Linktree or SoloBase, answered.
Is SoloBase a link in bio?
No. It is a card that opens into your own Studio, where a client sends an inquiry, works with you in a private Client Hub and pays your own Stripe.
Can I put my Studio link inside my link in bio?
Yes. It is an ordinary link, so it goes anywhere a link goes.
Does SoloBase have a feed or a follower count?
No, and it will not. SoloBase keeps one relationship: you and each client, inside a Client Hub.
Does SoloBase take a cut of what my clients pay?
No. 0% on every plan. Money goes straight to your own Stripe account; Stripe’s standard processing fees apply.
What is live today?
Live: the card and Studio Site, the Content Hub, Client Hubs, proposals with e-signature and a deposit, numbered invoices, Community Hubs with channels and support, payments to your own Stripe, calls for up to 25 people, and booking at your open times.
Are you affiliated with Linktree?
No. Product names are trademarks of their owners.
Related
Selling to your following, too?
If your bio link opens a store rather than a list of links, the Stan page is the closer read.
Your followers have a link. Give your clients a door.
Make your card in a minute. Free until you have earned $1,000 through SoloBase.