Yes. No card, no trial clock, no expiring tier. Free gets you three pages, unlimited blocks, all three layouts, four themes, 30 days of analytics and a short gridz.me URL. Pages carry a small “Made with Gridz.me” footer badge.

Free pages get a short generated URL like gridz.me/kx4p2r — fine to send, not very memorable. Pro ($4/mo) lets you pick the handle, so it reads gridz.me/yourname. Pro also connects a domain you own, like links.yourbrand.com.

Linktree acquired Bento in 2023 and shut it down on 13 February 2026. Old bento.me links now redirect to Linktree, and Bento's profile data was deleted. Gridz.me builds the same kind of grid, ships the analytics Bento never had, and exports your page on every plan so you're never holding a link to nothing. If your links ended up on Linktree, paste that URL into Import and we'll rebuild it here as a draft you check before it goes live.

Yes, on any plan including Free. Download your page as a self-contained HTML file you can host anywhere, or as JSON if you'd rather rebuild it somewhere else. No paywall on the exit.

Nothing breaks. You drop to Free: a chosen handle reverts to a generated one, any custom domain stops resolving, and the badge comes back. Your blocks, layout, theme and analytics history stay exactly as they were.

We count views and clicks on our own servers. Visitor IPs are hashed with SHA-256 and a salt that rotates daily, so nobody can reverse them — us included. No Google Analytics, no third-party scripts, nothing sold to anyone.

Because a small team can live on $4. Linktree's first paid tier is $8 and Beacons' is $10, and both of them have investors to answer to. We'd rather a lot of people pay a little than build the kind of business that eventually deletes your page.

Not yet — neither payments nor email capture is built, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. Today you link out to Gumroad, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy or your newsletter. When we build it, we'll say so here.

Really, on Pro. Your CSS loads scoped to your own page, so you can push it well past what the theme controls reach without touching anyone else's page.

Free keeps three pages, Pro 25, Studio removes the cap. Each page gets its own URL, its own blocks and its own analytics. Outgrow all that and you want a real website — take the HTML export with you.