We built the page we wanted.

Bento.me shut down on 13 February 2026. Linktree had acquired it in 2023, and when the lights went off the links redirected and the profile data was deleted. People who'd spent a weekend arranging a grid — projects here, photos there, socials tucked in the corner — got a redirect to a product that looks nothing like what they made.

That's the page we wanted to exist, so we built it. Bento grids when you want personality, stacked lists when you want plain, and free placement when you want to put a tile exactly where you can see it. Switch between them without rebuilding anything. Sixteen templates to start from, eight themes, thirty-two fonts, and a version history that takes a snapshot before anything drastic.

Analytics is the thing Bento's own reviewers kept asking for and never got. Gridz.me counts views, clicks, referrers, countries and devices on our own servers. Visitor IPs are hashed with a salt that rotates daily, so even we can't work backwards to a person. No Google Analytics. No third-party scripts. Nothing sold to anyone.

Pro is $4 a month, which is less than a sandwich and deliberately below the $8–$10 the bigger names charge. It buys your handle, a domain you own, 25 pages, every theme and custom CSS. Studio is $12 for unlimited pages, a year of analytics history and CSV export.

And the part that matters most after February: every plan, including Free, exports your whole page as HTML and JSON. If we ever stop being the right place for your page, you should be able to leave with it in about four seconds. That's not a feature — it's the deal.

Something broken, something missing, or a comparison on this site that's out of date? hello@gridz.me reaches a person.