For the peopleyou choose.

Keep your page for fans, clients or friends. Ask for a password, a PIN or an email sign-up before anyone sees it, or show a content warning first.

Go live free for 14 days, no card needed. Then $8 a month, or $72 a year.

How it works

Set up in three steps.

  1. 1

    Pick a lock

    In Settings, choose a password, a PIN of 4 to 8 digits, or a sign-up that visitors fill in to see the page.

  2. 2

    Share it

    Send the password or PIN to the people you want in. Everyone else sees only your name and the lock.

  3. 3

    Change it any time

    Set a new password and everyone has to enter it again. Turn the lock off and your page opens to all.

What you can do

Everything it can do.

  • Three kinds of lock

    A password of 4 to 64 characters, a PIN of 4 to 8 digits, or a sign-up: visitors join your mailing list to get in, and people already on it get straight in.

  • Nothing shows until they're in

    A locked page sends only your name and the lock screen to the browser. Your links and blocks stay on our server until the visitor gets in, and locked pages are kept out of search engines.

  • Remembered, then reset

    Visitors who get in are remembered in that browser for 30 days. Change the password, or switch to another kind of lock, and everyone needs the new one. Passwords and PINs are stored as salted hashes, never as plain text.

  • Content warnings

    Turn on the sensitive content warning and visitors see a warning before your page, with a tap to carry on. Their browser remembers it, so they aren't asked on every visit.

  • Checks on single links

    Keep the page open and lock just one link: visitors confirm it's sensitive content, or that they're 18 or over, or 21 or over, before it opens. Discount codes can also ask for a sign-up, a code or a date of birth.

  • Out of search, without a lock

    For a page that's quiet rather than secret, keep it open and switch on Hide from search engines to keep it out of Google and the rest.

Compare

Hiyaly and the rest.

Locking a whole page isn't common in link-in-bio tools. Here's what others list on their own sites.

Hiyaly compared with other link-in-bio tools
FeatureHiyalyOther tools
Lock the whole pagePassword, PIN or email sign-upLinktree: locks single links with a code, not the whole page. Carrd: password protection on Pro Plus
Plan neededPro, $8 a monthLinktree: Pro, $17 a month

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can I password protect just one link?

Not with a password. A single link can ask visitors to confirm it's sensitive content or that they're old enough. To keep everything private, lock the whole page.

Will a locked page show up on Google?

No. Locked pages are kept out of search engines, and only your name and the lock screen are sent to visitors before they get in.

What happens when I change the password?

Everyone who got in before needs the new password. The same goes for switching between a password, a PIN and a sign-up.

Can I see who unlocked my page?

With the sign-up lock, yes: everyone who gets in joins your mailing list. With a password or PIN, you see visits in your analytics but not names.

Is the age check a real ID check?

No. On links, visitors confirm their age with a tap, like most age gates. Discount codes can ask for a date of birth, which still trusts what the visitor types.

Do I need Pro to lock my page?

Yes. Locks are part of Pro, along with everything else, at $8 a month or $72 a year.

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