llms.txt
# Page
> Create a link in bio page for everything you do. Share your social links, websites, projects, content, and more from one simple page you own.
The product name is Page. Production is https://yourspage.com.
A draft is free to build. Publishing makes the URL public. Numbers are on https://yourspage.com/pricing.
## When to use this
Use Page when the job is one person's link-in-bio page: claim a username, edit the links and blocks, and publish one public URL. An agent that has finished Clerk sign-in saves and edits that owner's draft. The owner publishes from the dashboard. The MCP does not publish and does not charge a card.
Read a page that is already public by fetching its HTML URL: https://yourspage.com/ plus the username. That response is the page. It is not a JSON feed of other people's pages. `get_page` returns a page only when the signed-in owner has that username.
`get_account` reports whether each page belonging to the signed-in owner is live. That is the plan status an agent can see. It does not return email, billing ids, invoices, or analytics. Card changes stay in the dashboard after a payment exists.
Page is the wrong tool for a shop, a checkout, a course host, or a scheduler. It is the wrong tool for someone else's draft. There is no API key. Sign-in is Clerk, in the browser, for the MCP.
Call these URLs. The tool order is the Build with an agent link under Product.
- [OpenAPI](https://yourspage.com/openapi.json): Machine-readable description of the HTTP API.
- [OAuth authorization server](https://yourspage.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server): Clerk metadata the MCP client uses to sign in.
- [OAuth protected resource](https://yourspage.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp): Names /mcp as the protected resource.
- [MCP](https://yourspage.com/mcp): Streamable HTTP, after that sign-in. Tools: list_catalog, get_account, check_username, create_page, get_page, update_profile, replace_blocks, update_theme, unfurl_url. None of them publish.
- [llms.txt](https://yourspage.com/llms.txt): This file.
- [Sitemap](https://yourspage.com/sitemap.xml): Indexable marketing pages and published username pages.
- [robots.txt](https://yourspage.com/robots.txt): Crawlers are turned away from /dashboard, /onboarding, /admin, /api/, /sign-in, /sign-up, report pages, /mcp, and /sse. An agent still calls /mcp after OAuth. The disallow is not a substitute for sign-in.
- [Username check](https://yourspage.com/api/username): GET with the query `u` set to the handle. The JSON says whether the handle is available. It does not say who has it.
## Start without sales
Nobody has to email hello@yourspage.com to open an account. [Sign up](https://yourspage.com/sign-up) is the account form. A signed-in owner with no page is sent to [Onboarding](https://yourspage.com/onboarding) to claim a name. The editor is [Dashboard](https://yourspage.com/dashboard). Coming back is [Sign in](https://yourspage.com/sign-in).
You do not enter a card to claim a name, paste links, or try a theme. Other people can open the URL only after you publish. Publishing is the checkout on the dashboard. Numbers are on https://yourspage.com/pricing. Checkout returns to /dashboard?checkout=done. Payments are Dodo Payments, the merchant of record.
There is no API key and no public sandbox. A control that publishes without a charge exists only when the server is not a production build and the Dodo product keys are missing. That control is not on yourspage.com. The payment client uses Dodo test_mode unless DODO_PAYMENTS_ENVIRONMENT is live_mode. That switch is not a plan on the pricing page, and an agent cannot mint it.
## Product
- [Home](https://yourspage.com/): A link in bio on a page you own. The draft is free. You pay when you publish, and you can use your own domain.
- [Pricing](https://yourspage.com/pricing): Publishing prices and plan details.
- [Features](https://yourspage.com/features): How to build the draft: claim a name, paste the links you have, put the important one first, then publish.
- [Page blocks library](https://yourspage.com/features/all-blocks): Every Page block with a concise setup guide, category shortcuts, and a live example.
- [Link in bio](https://yourspage.com/link-in-bio): One published URL for the website field on profiles you already use, including GitHub and your own site.
- [Page vs Linktree](https://yourspage.com/vs/linktree): Page compared with Linktree on price, a domain you own, analytics history, seller fees, and export.
- [Bento alternative](https://yourspage.com/bento-alternative): Bento.me shut down on February 13, 2026. Page keeps the page on a domain you own, with JSON export, and pauses instead of deleting.
- [Build with an agent](https://yourspage.com/build.md): Coding agents save a private draft after the owner signs in. The MCP at /mcp does not publish and does not expose other people's pages.
## Features
- [Customize](https://yourspage.com/features/customize): Pick a theme, set button and background colors, and drag blocks. The URL is public only after you publish.
- [Share](https://yourspage.com/features/share): Paste a Substack URL on the page, then put one published address on Substack and your other profiles.
- [Analytics](https://yourspage.com/features/analytics): After you publish, views, block taps, country, device, and referrer. No visitor names.
- [Custom domain](https://yourspage.com/features/custom-domain): Point a hostname you own at the page with one DNS record. SSL is included when you publish.
- [Themes](https://yourspage.com/features/themes): Nine presets, then your colors, type, and button shape. Try a look in the draft.
- [Export](https://yourspage.com/features/export): Download the page as JSON and the clicks as CSV on every paid plan. Canceling pauses the page. It is not deleted.
- [Editor](https://yourspage.com/features/editor): Paste a URL and it becomes an icon, a player, or a button, with a live preview while you edit.
- [Blocks](https://yourspage.com/features/blocks): Players, a gallery, events, a year of GitHub, and a code people can copy, beside your other links.
## Audiences
- [For](https://yourspage.com/for): Seven audience pages, one product. The useful order of blocks is different for each.
- [Developers](https://yourspage.com/for/developers): A page for a GitHub profile, a README, and the project you want someone to open.
- [Musicians](https://yourspage.com/for/musicians): A player for the single, the next dates, a merch link, and a booking email.
- [Artists](https://yourspage.com/for/artists): Commissions, the new zine, and the print shop you already run.
- [Photographers](https://yourspage.com/for/photographers): The portfolio, a date you can hold, and the client gallery you already host.
- [Influencers](https://yourspage.com/for/influencers): One website field, then the video, the code, and the brand link.
- [Small business](https://yourspage.com/for/small-business): Hours, a shop link, a discount code, and a workshop date. The order stays in the shop.
- [Freelancers](https://yourspage.com/for/freelancers): Services, one case study, a calendar link, and a contact card.
## Blog
- [Blog](https://yourspage.com/blog): Notes on URLs, one-page sites, the tools people compare, and the website field on X and Instagram.
- [What is a URL](https://yourspage.com/blog/what-is-url): What a URL is: scheme, host, and path, on a username path or a hostname you already own.
- [What is a link in bio](https://yourspage.com/blog/what-is-link-in-bio): A link in bio is one URL in a profile that opens one page of other destinations. The draft is free. The address is public after you publish.
- [Custom URL for X](https://yourspage.com/blog/custom-url-for-twitter): Paste one published https URL into the Website field on X. A draft stays private until you publish.
- [One-page website builder](https://yourspage.com/blog/one-page-website-builder): One scroll of blocks for who you are, the work, and one next step. Build the draft, then publish. Numbers are on pricing.
- [Instagram bio link](https://yourspage.com/blog/instagram-bio-link): Where to paste one published https address in Instagram Links so it shows on the profile.
- [Best link-in-bio tools](https://yourspage.com/blog/best-link-in-bio-tools): Link-in-bio tools sorted by the job they do. Page is a draft you finish, then a paid page with a domain and click counts.
- [Linktree alternatives](https://yourspage.com/blog/linktree-alternatives): Linktree alternatives by the job they do. Build the draft, then publish. Numbers are on pricing.
## Contact
- [About](https://yourspage.com/about): What Page is, the person who builds it, and where the terms, privacy, refunds, and content policy live.
- [Contact](https://yourspage.com/contact): Email hello@yourspage.com for an account question, a refund, or a page report. No phone number and no street address are published.
## Legal
- [Terms](https://yourspage.com/terms): Terms for accounts and plans. Building a page is free. Publishing requires a paid plan. You can export your data.
- [Privacy](https://yourspage.com/privacy): How Page handles your account, your page, and your visitors. Visitors are not tracked with cookies.
- [Refunds](https://yourspage.com/refunds): Any payment is refunded in full within 14 days, including a renewal or lifetime, by emailing hello@yourspage.com.
- [Content policy](https://yourspage.com/content-policy): What a published page may include, what gets a page taken down, and how to report one.
