If your bio link points to a tool that doesn't know your Shopify store, or one that shut down, these guides help you choose what's next. Each one says what the tool does well, where it falls short for a Shopify store, and when it may suit you better than Bioshelf. We make Bioshelf, so every fact about another tool links the page it came from, with the date we checked it.
Alternatives, tool by tool
- Linktree alternative: the popular bio-link tool, whose Shopify app shows up to six products.
- LinkShop alternative: a Shopify app with a cart on the page and a page on your store domain.
- Beacons alternative: a creator toolkit for brand deals, digital products and email.
- Later Linkin.bio alternative: the bio page that comes with Later's social scheduler.
- Milkshake alternative: a free mobile website builder for creators (still active, not shut down).
- Taplink alternative: a bio-link builder with forms, payments and a CRM, for services.
If your tool shut down
- Linkpop shut down: how to move your bio links: a step-by-step checklist.
- Linkpop alternative: what to use instead of Shopify's retired Linkpop.
Compare and set up
- Bioshelf vs LinkShop vs Linktree vs Beacons: one table, with sources.
- The Linktree Shopify product limit: what the limit is and how to work around it.
- Link in bio for Shopify: a practical setup guide, whatever tool you choose.
Where Bioshelf fits
Bioshelf is a link-in-bio page for Shopify stores, launching soon on the Shopify App Store. It builds itself from your store on install, stays in sync with your products, and adds UTMs, pixels and click counts so you can see what your bio sells. One plan: $14/month with a 7-day free trial.