About Linki
Linki, from Brazil, lets small sellers make a digital catalog to share from an Instagram or TikTok bio. Products or services are organized in unlimited categories with photos, prices and descriptions, and the page works well on a customer's phone. When someone picks an item, one tap opens a WhatsApp conversation with the seller, with an automatic message that includes the product name.
The catalog can carry your logo and brand colors and looks professional without a designer. A QR code is generated automatically and can be downloaded in high resolution to print for a counter, packaging or business card. There are no complex shopping carts, and the site says there is no commission on orders and no setup fee. It can be created in about five minutes without a computer.
Linki is a hosted service in Portuguese with an English toggle. It costs R$ 10 per month, or R$ 100 per year, which the site presents as the equivalent of two free months. The page also contrasts the old habit of sending photos by direct message with a single catalog link.
Key features
- Online catalog with unlimited categories
- Photos, prices and descriptions per item
- WhatsApp button with the product name in the message
- Custom logo and brand colors
- Automatic QR code for printing
- Storefront that works on phones
- No commission on orders
Good fit for
- Home bakers and small sellers taking orders by WhatsApp
- Shops sharing a catalog from a social bio link
Linki: questions and answers
- What is Linki used for?
- Linki is a portuguese-language tool for building an online product catalog that sends each customer to WhatsApp with the chosen item, for a flat monthly price. It is a good fit for home bakers and small sellers taking orders by WhatsApp, and shops sharing a catalog from a social bio link.
- How much does Linki cost?
- Linki is a paid product with no free plan. R$ 10 per month, or R$ 100 per year; no commission or setup fee.
- Is Linki open source?
- No. Linki is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the E-commerce category, open-source options include Svelte Commerce, WooNuxt and Enterprise Commerce.
- What are some alternatives to Linki?
- Linki competes with Nuvemshop, Shopify and Ecwid.
Open-source alternatives to Linki
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Svelte Commerce
E-commerce
Open-source headless SvelteKit storefront for 26 commerce backends — Medusa, Shopify, Sale
MIT★ 1.8kWooNuxt
E-commerce
Static e-commerce powered by WooCommerce & Nuxt
GPL-3.0★ 972
Enterprise Commerce
E-commerce
⚡ Next.js enterprise-grade storefront for high-performance e-commerce with Shopify backend
MIT★ 702
EverShop
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🛍️ Typescript E-commerce Platform
GPL-3.0vs BigCommerce★ 10k
Solidus
E-commerce
🛒 Solidus, the open-source eCommerce framework for industry trailblazers.
BSD-3-Clausevs BigCommerce★ 5.3k
Alokai
E-commerce
Alokai is a Frontend as a Service solution that simplifies composable commerce. It connect
OSS★ 11k
SaaS alternatives to Linki
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Nuvemshop
E-commerce
Hosted store builder used by merchants in Latin America, also sold as Tiendanube
SaaS
Shopify
E-commerce
Hosted ecommerce platform for online stores, point of sale and checkout
SaaS
Ecwid
E-commerce
Embeddable online store that adds a shop to an existing website
SaaS
Big Cartel
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Store builder aimed at artists, makers and independent merchants
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Marea Alcalina
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Creates instant online stores and digital catalogs with AI where customers pick products and place orders
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Tienda.app
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Platform for designing and managing online stores without technical knowledge, with payments and shipping built in
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