What you're looking at
Each phone shows the same creator — you — set up the way people typically use each tool. The difference isn't the colours; it's what happens when a follower taps:
- Linktree sends them somewhere else. Great for links; selling happens on other sites or in your DMs.
- Stan Store and Beacons let them buy on the page — then the relationship ends at the download.
- FitTribe lets them buy and keeps them training with you: daily workouts, meals, streaks — the reason members renew.
The competitor pages are simplified illustrations, not screenshots. For prices and fees in detail, see Stan Store vs Beacons vs FitTribe and FitTribe vs Linktree.
What makes a fitness bio link sell
- Your offer first, with the price visible.
- One-tap checkout in the way your followers pay.
- Three clear options, not ten links.
- Something after the sale that keeps buyers coming back.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a good fitness link in bio look like?
It puts your offer first: what you sell, the price, and a way to buy in one tap. Links to videos and codes can come after. Fitness creators also benefit from something that keeps buyers engaged after the sale — daily workouts, check-ins or streaks.
What's the difference between Linktree, Stan Store and Beacons?
Linktree is mainly a list of links to other places. Stan Store is a creator storefront with a monthly subscription. Beacons combines a link page, a store and brand-deal tools, with a free plan that takes a percentage of sales. FitTribe is built only for fitness: no monthly fee, and a daily workout tracker for buyers.
Are these the real pages from each platform?
No — they're simple illustrations of a typical setup on each, to show the shape of the page: links, a store, or a store with a tracker. Each platform has its own themes and options; check their sites for exactly what yours would look like.
Is this link in bio preview free?
Yes. No sign-up, nothing saved, and Instagram is never contacted — everything happens in your browser.