Looking for a Linktree alternative? Here's what Keepp does differently
A link list does one job: it points people somewhere else. That’s fine when “somewhere else” is all you need. People start looking for a Linktree alternative when they need the page itself to do something — take a booking, take a payment, capture someone’s details — instead of just handing off to another tool that does.
Keepp is that page. Same link in your bio, but what’s waiting on the other side can act, not just point.
A page that does the job, not just links to it
A link-list page is a stack of buttons, each one a door to somewhere else — your booking tool, your store, your contact form. Every extra door is a place a visitor can drop off before they finish what they came to do.
On a Keepp page, the booking, the product, and the contact form live on the page itself. A visitor picks a time and it’s on your calendar. They buy a product and the payment happens right there, through your own Stripe account — you’re the merchant of record, and the money lands directly with you rather than passing through a middleman. Nothing routes them away first.
Beyond a list: cards, bookings, and forms
Where a link list gives you one shape — a row of buttons — a Keepp page gives you several, arranged on a simple grid:
- Bookings with real availability, Google Calendar sync so double-bookings can’t happen, and a Zoom link generated per appointment if the meeting is remote.
- Cards for a product you sell, something you recommend with an affiliate link, a promo code, or just a showcase piece with no commercial angle at all.
- Forms for leads or feedback, with every submission collected in one place you can filter and export.
- A map block if people need to find you, and scheduled blocks if something should only show up for a limited time.
Add the blocks that match what you actually do, skip the rest, and theme the page with a font pairing that fits your brand.
Managed however you prefer
If you’d rather not click through an editor for every update, Keepp also exposes an HTTP API, so an AI assistant can manage your page for you — add a product, adjust a link, update your hours — from a conversation instead of a form.
Where a simple link list is the right call
If all you need is a tidy stack of links pointing to other tools you already use, a link-in-bio tool does that well, and there’s no need to reach for more. This is for the moment your bio link needs to actually take the booking or the payment, not just point at where one might eventually happen.
Try it
Claim your page at keepp.link and it’s live in a few minutes. See the pricing page for what’s included.