Taplink

Taplink is what happens when a link page keeps growing. There are three hundred ready-made templates, you can build a theme rather than pick one, every block can be styled individually, backgrounds take your own colours and images, the fonts are yours, and from the middle tier there is a block that takes raw HTML. That puts design at 3.

The commercial layer grows the same way. Page-view statistics are on the free plan, click analytics and the advertising pixels arrive with the middle tier, and the top tier adds a customer record, lead capture forms, automated emails, lead export, promotion codes and webhooks. The vendor's claim is a page built in minutes from a phone or a computer, and nothing in the evidence contradicts it.

The cost is that the setup burden climbs with the ambition. A page of links takes minutes; a page with forms, payments and a customer record behind it does not. Selling and the domain both sit on the top tier rather than lower down. And the price has a shape worth reading carefully: $8 a month is the twelve-month rate paid up front, the minimum commitment is three months, and there is no monthly option at all.