homu vs solo.to

Simple first, powerful when you need it

Plenty of people love minimal link pages, and solo.to does that well. The trade-off is that anything beyond links usually means sending visitors to another site.

With homu you start just as simply — profile, links, done — and switch on more only when it helps. A booking block, a tip block or a small menu sits on the same page, styled to match, so your page stays clean while doing more.

What homu adds

• Checkout on the page with 0% platform fee — Stripe card payments or pay-in-person orders.
• A booking calendar with services, prices, opening hours and optional prepayment.
• Tip and funding blocks for supporters.
• Board posts for updates, plus private visitor feedback.
• AI translation on Pro so visitors can read your page in their language.
• Analytics covering views, clicks, countries and orders.

When solo.to is enough

If you're certain you'll only ever share links, a minimalist tool may be all you need — check solo.to's current plans for the features you care about. If you think you might sell, take bookings or accept tips later, starting on homu saves you a migration down the road.

Moving over

Create your homu page, copy your links across and match your colors and fonts. Then add one extra block that saves you a step — maybe a tip block or a short booking calendar — and swap the link in your bio when everything looks right.