Your landing page step by step: fast, clean, one button

Before you start

• Your creator name, locked in. It goes in your domain, on the page and on your socials, and changing it later means starting over.
• An SFW photo that still works small, on a phone.
• An OnlyFans tracking link for each platform where you'll use the landing page. How to set them up: OnlyFans tracking links.
• Knowing a landing page is right for you. If you're just starting, a link page might be enough. Compare them in landing page vs Linktree vs direct link.

This guide expands on the landing page step in your link in bio.

The 7 steps

1. Pick and register your domain. Short, with your creator name, easy to type, and with no words that put you on platforms' radar. Turn on registrant privacy if your registrar offers it, so your legal name doesn't show up in public lookups. How to check: look your domain up in a public domain lookup and see what details come up.
2. Pick a simple builder. Any builder that lets you make a one-screen page, connect your domain and add basic analytics. You don't need a multi-page site. Why: the less there is, the faster it loads and the less can break.
3. Build the one-screen layout. Top to bottom: photo, name, one line, the button. Nothing above the button. How to check: open the page on your phone; the button should be visible without scrolling.
4. Write your line and your button. The line says who you are and what people will find; the button says what happens when they tap. No promises your page can't keep and no explicit words: this is what the platform reads.
5. Make one version per platform. For example, yourdomain.com/ig and yourdomain.com/tt, identical on the outside but each with that platform's tracking link on its button. That's how you find out which platform brings subscribers. Important: both versions show the same thing to everyone; the only difference is the link behind the button.
6. Get the preview right. Set the title, description and image that show up when your link is shared, all SFW. How to check: paste the link into a chat with yourself and see what comes up.
7. Test the speed and go live. Run the page through PageSpeed Insights, Google's free tool, on mobile. If it's slow, cut heavy images or effects. Then add the link to your bio.

Template: what goes on your landing page

Final 5-minute check

• The button is visible without scrolling on a small phone.
• The page loads fast on cellular data, not just your home Wi-Fi.
• The preview shows your photo and your line when you paste the link, not something weird.
• Each platform version has the right tracking link (tap them yourself and make sure they count).
• There are no extra redirects: the link in your bio goes to the landing page, and the button goes to your page.
• Nothing on the page, text or images, would break the rules of the platform where you link it.

Common mistakes

• Too many buttons. Every extra option pulls clicks away from the one that matters.
• Huge images. A slow landing page loses a lot of people before they ever see the button.
• Chaining redirects or showing the platform a different page than people see. That's deceiving the platform, and every one of them bans it. When it gets caught, it's your account that goes down, not just the page.
• Forgetting the preview. It's what the platform sees, and what anyone who gets your link in a message sees.
• Personal details on your domain. Without registrant privacy, your legal name can show up in public lookups. More in OnlyFans privacy for new creators.

Tools that help

• A domain registrar that offers registrant privacy.
• A simple one-page website builder.
• PageSpeed Insights, from Google, for speed.
• OnlyFans tracking links, one per platform.
• Each platform's analytics, to see clicks on the link in your bio.

The rules that matter are those of the platform where you put your link. On Meta's apps, for example, the sexual solicitation policy (reviewed November 9, 2026) restricts offering sexual content, including through links, which is why everything visible on your landing page is SFW. For where and when to add the link on Instagram, see how to add your link on Instagram.

What we never do

We never build pages that behave differently depending on who visits, never chain redirects to slip past filters, and never recommend providers for a commission. A clean, fast, tracked landing page is all you need. Once it's live, the next step is figuring out where your fans slip away: OnlyFans funnel diagnosis.

Frequently asked questions