Juno Harlow
hola.page/junoharlow
Songwriter. New record, Low Tide Radio, out Friday.
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Followers belong to the app. Your list belongs to you. hola.page gives you one address for all your links, and turns the people who tap through into people you can email, whatever the algorithm does next.
14 days free · Then $48 USD a year · Cancel any time
Every visit is a chance to meet someone properly. They leave their email, say yes to hearing from you, and join a list that's yours to keep.
No code, no upsells, nothing to install. Claim the address, fill it in, publish it.
Warm printed paper, a dark page for late nights, clean white. Pick one of 7 looks, each with its own paper, inks and type, add an accent colour of your own, and preview it before anyone sees a change.
Pick the name people will type. The first 14 days are free, and you can publish before paying.
Add your links, a header, your photo and a few lines about you. The preview changes as you type.
People tap through, find what they came for, and join your list on the way.
One payment of $48 a year covers everything. There's no Pro tier holding the good parts back. Cancel and the next charge stops, and your page stays up until the year you paid for is out.
Free link tools have to make their money somewhere else. We make ours from $48 a year, so your page has one job: working for you. That's why it carries no ads.
$48USD a year
After 14 days free. Cancel before day 14 and you're never charged a thing.
Your page stays private until you publish it.
What people ask before they claim an address, answered plainly.
A single web page that holds every link you want people to find, so the one link a social profile allows can lead to all of them. On hola.page it lives at hola.page/yourname, and it also collects email addresses from visitors who want to hear from you.
Yes. It does the same job, one link for your bio that leads to all your others, and adds an email signup whose list belongs to you and exports whenever you like. There's one plan, $48 USD a year after 14 days free, and your page carries no ads.
A page at hola.page/yourname with up to 25 links, a header image, an avatar, a short bio and an email signup form, plus the list it collects. Every feature is included from the first day.
No. Every account starts with 14 days free, then it's $48 USD a year. Cancel before day 14 and you're never charged at all.
Yes, whenever you want. Export it as a file that opens in a spreadsheet. Removing someone takes them out of the list and out of the export.
No. hola.page collects the list and keeps each person's consent with it. You export it and write to them from whichever mail tool you already use.
You. The list isn't public, and support can't read it either.
No. Anyone can open your page, tap your links and join your list without signing up for anything.
You can change it once, from the dashboard. The old address keeps working and sends people to the new one.
Yes. Give a link a time to appear, a time to go, or both, in your own time zone, and it changes within about a minute of each. Until it opens it can show as coming soon, with the time it opens and without the address.
Yes, at no extra cost. Point a domain you own at your page from the dashboard, and hola.page/yourname keeps working too.
Yes. Pick one of 7 looks from the dashboard, from warm printed paper to a dark page and a clean white one, and set an accent colour of your own if you like. The preview shows your page in it before visitors see any change. Every look is held to the same bar for easy reading, so a colour that would be hard to read is turned down, with the nearest one that reads offered instead.
A wide header image and a round avatar, each a JPEG, PNG or WebP of up to 2 MB. Links can go to any web address that starts with http or https.
Yes. The dashboard shows views by day, clicks on each link and the sites that sent visitors, for the last 30 days. It's counted without cookies, so it tells you what's working without following anyone around.
Yes, if you mark it as adult content. Visitors then confirm they're 18 or over before any link, photo or signup form loads, and the page is kept out of search results.
Your page goes offline, and your links, photos and email list are kept for 30 days. Subscribe again inside that time and the page comes straight back. After 30 days the page is deleted with everything on it, so export your list before then if you want to keep it.
No. The 14 free days are there so you can decide before you pay anything. Cancelling stops your next charge rather than reversing the last one.
14 days free, then $48 USD a year.