Shop link hub + QR name card
shop link hub · one page gathering LINE, map, menu, phone number
An Instagram bio takes only one link, but your shop has LINE, a map, a menu, Facebook and a phone number. A link hub solves this — one good-looking single web page that gathers every one of your shop's channels, so a customer taps one button and gets exactly where they wanted.
You get both a link to stick in your social bio and a QR to print as a name card or a shopfront sign. Edit your channels whenever you like and the old QR still works forever. The page loads fast on every model of phone because there are no heavy scripts.
Frequently asked questions
How is it different from Linktree?
It is designed for Thai shops specifically, so a LINE button, a call button, a map button and delivery-app buttons come built in, all in Thai. There is a field for each of the channels it supports, and you do not have to register an account before using it.
Can I use my own domain?
The link hub page is on our domain; a personal domain is not supported yet on the free package. If you want a link name that is easier to remember and a full online shopfront, the Pro package has it — but everything on this page is free forever.
Can I edit the links later? Do I have to print a new QR?
You can change the details on screen at any time, but you have to print a new card: the QR on the card carries the contact details (a vCard) inside the code itself. If you change the phone number or the LINE ID, the old card still saves the old number to the customer's phone.
What is the .vcf file I can download for?
It is a standard contact file. Send it to a customer, they tap it open once, and the shop's number and the shop's name are saved straight into their phone book. Good for regulars who have to call in orders often and do not want to type the number themselves.
Can I put in any link at all?
The link must be https and must be on the list of supported websites, such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and the main delivery apps. This restriction is deliberate, so that a shop's link hub page does not turn into a stepping stone to scam websites.