Best Tap Bio alternative: + 13 features at a lower price

Tap Bio announced its departure from the market starting October 31, 2026. If you’re searching for its replacement, choose Taplink.

Taplink includes everything Tap Bio offers, plus:

Now, let’s take a closer look at each of these features.

Taplink’s first advantage is AI, which Tap Bio didn’t have. With it, Taplink will generate a page from scratch in 15 seconds: with a ready-to-use structure, design, and copy specifically to your needs.

Once the page is generated, you just need to review its copy, add your own images, and set up button actions.

Another advantage is that AI isn’t the only way to create a page — there are also page templates with ready-made content and design.

Tap Bio offered only 6 templates for specific content types. For example, on an email collection page, you could only add a form.

Taplink removes these limitations. It offers 100+ templates, and you can add any block to a page, like forms, buttons, text, images, etc.

After picking a template, you can easily adapt the text on the page to your needs: edit it manually or generate it with AI. We used a template (screenshot 1), generated the text with AI, added images, and got the following page (screenshot 2).

In Tap Bio, you could add text, buttons, forms, YouTube videos, images, and X (Twitter) posts. 

In Taplink, on the other hand, you get 20+ content formats:

And other blocks.

Tap Bio design settings allowed you to change button colors and set a background.

In Taplink, you can customize almost everything:

If you have a brand style, this flexibility helps you match your page to your exact design needs.

You can also choose a ready-made design theme. Taplink offers 200+ themes, including static and animated ones.

Tap Bio used cards to divide information into different topical units: a list of links, an email collection form, or a photo gallery.

Taplink doesn’t use cards — it builds a scrollable page instead. This format feels more intuitive for people because they are used to scrolling websites and pages rather than swiping them like cards. By simply scrolling down, people won’t miss any important information.

To divide content into topical units, Taplink uses sections and subpages.

Sections help you visually separate content within a single page. For example, you can create a section about yourself, a subscription form section, or a links section. In each section, you can customize its background and a color scheme.

You can also create subpages within your Taplink link in bio page. They help you offload the main page by moving some content into them. For example, you can use a subpage to describe yourself and your experience in more detail, explain a product or service, or add a menu like the restaurant did in the example below. The subpage opens by tapping the menu button.

You can create up to 512 subpages within one link in bio page. This way, you get a full-fledged mobile website.

In addition to the features that Tap Bio lacked, Taplink also provides:

On the Tap Bio free plan, you could only create one link card and customize the background and button colors.

Here is how it compares to Taplink’s free plan. On it, you can add to your page:

In terms of design, you can:

Tap Bio’s paid plans cost $5 and $12 per month.

Taplink also offers two paid plans, but they cost less and provide more features:

Prices apply to the US market. Visit the pricing page for more details.

We’ve found that Taplink outperforms Tap Bio both in features and pricing. So now, it’s time to learn how you can create your own page in Taplink.

You can create a page with AI or using a template with ready-made text and design.

To generate a page with AI:

Read the step-by-step guide on how to generate a page with AI.

To create a page using a template:

Read the step-by-step guide on how to create a page using a template.

A strong Tap Bio alternative is Taplink. It costs less and offers more features:

To try out the Taplink features, create your own page with AI or using a template.