What changed at AllMyLinks
AllMyLinks ended selling on October 2, 2026. Paid links and funding campaigns are no longer available. Existing paid links are hidden from visitors but not deleted, and you can turn one back into a normal link by removing its price.
Everything else still works as before: your links, profile, stats and messages. Payments always went straight to creators' PayPal accounts, so there's nothing to withdraw and refunds for past sales are handled in PayPal.
What AllMyLinks still does well
AllMyLinks is free and says there are never any ads on your profile. You get visitor and link stats, a QR code you can restyle, messages from visitors, a Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics, and the option to point your own domain or subdomain at your profile.
That's a solid set for no cost. If you want a plain list of links on your own domain and don't sell anything, AllMyLinks may be all you need.
Where to sell now
If paid links were part of how you earned, Hiyaly's shop covers much of it: sell downloads, or a delivery link to private content, and take tips, all through your own Stripe account at 0% Hiyaly fees. Paid calls work through bookings.
For physical products or memberships, link to a store like Shopify or a tool like Ko-fi. Its own fees apply, and Hiyaly takes nothing on top.
Why pay for Hiyaly
Hiyaly costs $8 a month, or $72 a year, per page, so it's only worth it if you'll use what you get. That's a page Hiya sets up from your socials, themes and stickers, scheduled links, email sign-ups, a link shortener with click counts and a verified badge any live page can apply for.
The same plan also lets you remove Hiyaly's branding, add image or video wallpapers, sync sign-ups to Mailchimp, Klaviyo or Kit, and password-protect your page.
