Short Link Management
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Short Link Management →Multiple Bio Pages
Run More Than One Bio Page From a Single Account
Most link-in-bio tools cap you at one page, even on paid tiers. UseClick lets you build multiple independent bio pages, each with its own username, links, content blocks, and design, all managed from one account.
A single bio page works fine until you need more than one audience, brand, or campaign pointing to it. Maybe you run a personal profile alongside a business one, manage pages for several clients, or want a dedicated page for a launch that shouldn't get buried in your main link list. UseClick lets you create more than one bio page per account instead of forcing everything onto a single profile.
Each bio page you add is a separate page, not a filtered view or theme of a master page. It has its own username, its own links and content blocks, and its own design settings. Editing one page never touches another.
This page covers exactly how many pages you can run per plan, how independent pages really are, how usernames and live URLs work, and where separate pages make more sense than one crowded page.
How Many Bio Pages You Can Create
Every plan includes at least one bio page. Paid plans raise the ceiling so agencies, multi-brand businesses, and creators running more than one audience aren't forced to consolidate everything onto a single profile.
Free
1 page
One bio page with unlimited links on it.
Starter
2 pages
Split a personal page from a business page, or run two at once.
Growth
5 pages
Cover multiple brands, product lines, or client accounts.
Pro
10 pages
Built for teams managing several audiences or markets.
Business
20 pages
The highest ceiling, for agencies and larger multi-brand operations.
This is a total limit on your account, how many bio pages can exist at once, not a monthly allowance that resets.
Independent Pages, Not Variants of One
When people hear "multiple bio pages," they sometimes picture toggles or themed views of a single underlying page. That's not how it works on UseClick. Each bio page you create is its own object end to end:
Its Own Username
Every page claims its own username, checked for availability independently of any other page on your account. What's taken on one page has no bearing on what's available for the next.
Its Own Links
The links you add to one page live only on that page. Adding, removing, or reordering links on one bio page has no effect on any other page you run.
Its Own Content Blocks
Headers, text, and other content blocks you build are scoped to the page you're editing, so a fully built-out layout for one audience won't spill into a simpler page for another.
Its Own Design
Theme, layout, and styling choices are set per page. A minimal design on one page and a bold, branded design on another can coexist without either inheriting settings from the other.
Usernames and Live URLs
Each bio page gets its own live URL, built from the username you choose for that specific page.
Default Address
Without a branded domain, a page is live at uclick.bio/{username}, using whichever username you claimed for that page.
- Branded Domain Address
- If you assign a verified branded domain to a page, it's served instead at {subdomain}.{customDomain}/b/{username}. Domain assignment happens per page, so different bio pages on the same account can sit on different branded domains, or share one. Branded domains are set up through Custom Domains, then assigned to whichever bio page should use them.
Real-Time Username Availability
As you type a username, whether you're claiming it for a new page or renaming an existing one, UseClick checks it in real time against a few rules:
- Length: usernames must fall within an allowed character-count range
- Character set: only the character types the platform allows
- Uniqueness: the username can't already be claimed by another page
Because the check runs on edits as well as on first claim, you can rename a page's username later without guessing whether the new one collides with something already taken.
When Separate Pages Make Sense
A few patterns come up often once an account needs more than one bio page:
Personal and Business
Keep a personal profile separate from a business or creator page instead of mixing personal links in with brand links.
Agencies and Client Accounts
Run a dedicated bio page per client from one UseClick account instead of juggling separate logins.
Multiple Brands or Products
Give each brand or product line its own page, username, and design instead of forcing them to share one link list.
Campaigns and Launches
Spin up a page for a specific launch or event with its own username and links, without disturbing your always-on main page.
Why the Per-Plan Limits Matter
Most link-in-bio tools cap accounts at a single page, even on paid tiers, and push you toward a second account if you need more. UseClick publishes an explicit limit per plan instead: 1 on Free, 2 on Starter, 5 on Growth, 10 on Pro, and 20 on Business.
That means the ceiling is known upfront rather than discovered later. You can see before committing to a plan whether it supports the number of pages you're planning to run, one for a solo creator, five for a small multi-brand team, or twenty for an agency managing many clients.
Multiple bio pages are one part of the broader link in bio toolkit, covering per-link customization, themes, and page analytics for whichever page you're building.
From First Page to a Full Set
A simple path for going from one bio page to managing several.
- Step 01
Claim a Username
Pick a username for your first page; availability is checked as you type.
- Step 02
Build the Page
Add links and content blocks, then set the design for that page.
- Step 03
Add Another Page
Create a second page with its own username, links, and design, up to your plan's limit.
- Step 04
Assign a Domain (Optional)
Point a verified branded domain at any page so it lives on your own domain instead of uclick.bio.
