hoo.be

hoo.be is a creator-page builder that brings links, content, and sales options together in one place. It suits creators who want embeds and audience tracking alongside a profile, rather than just a bare link list. Its free tier is a useful starting point, but custom domains and lower seller fees require a paid plan.

Overview

hoo.be gives creators a customizable page for what they make, sell, and share. It supports a broad mix of creator types, from musicians and photographers to podcasters, streamers, coaches, and writers. The service says more than 1.5 million creators use it. Its strength is combining presentation, link tracking, and commerce in one profile; anyone seeking only a simple list of destinations may not need that range.

Key features

The builder supports smart link blocks, products, photo carousels, and social embeds. Custom colors, block layouts, and mobile-first pages give creators some control over how the profile presents their work. YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud content can be embedded directly, and the creator page names integrations including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Snapchat, Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, and Ko-fi.

Analytics track views, clicks, traffic sources, devices, and locations in real time. Short URLs can use a creator’s hoo.be handle, with customizable slugs and click analytics. Together, those tools help creators see how audiences arrive and which links draw attention; the analytics are less useful to someone who has no need to measure traffic.

hoo.be says it uses encryption in transit, access controls, and monitoring, and does not sell personal information. Stripe processes subscriptions, tips, and creator payments; hoo.be says it does not store full credit card information. Its privacy policy says the mobile app does not include third-party advertising.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed $0/month. It includes one profile, unlimited links, up to two draft pages, basic customization and analytics, limited contact collection, and a 9% platform seller fee. With no time limit, it works for a single-profile creator testing a page, but the draft cap and seller fee can become constraints as the page and sales activity grow.

Pro costs $9.99 a month, billed $9.99/month. It keeps one profile and unlimited links while adding unlimited draft pages, advanced customization and analytics, unlimited contact collection, redirect links, and a lower 5% seller fee. It is the more suitable step up for creators building out a page or collecting contacts, though custom domains are still excluded.

Premium costs $29.99 a month, billed $29.99/month. It supports up to five profiles and includes unlimited links and draft pages, custom domains, Paywall Shield, priority support, and a 0% platform seller fee. It best fits creators managing multiple profiles or who need their own domain; for a single profile without those needs, the higher monthly cost is harder to justify.

Platforms

hoo.be is available on Android, iOS, and the web, giving creators mobile-app and browser access.

Who it's for

hoo.be is a strong fit for creators who want one mobile-first destination for social links, embedded media, products, and audience analytics. Musicians can bring supported audio and streaming services together, while sellers can use commerce links and contact collection. It is less compelling for users who need neither analytics nor embeds, or who require a custom domain but do not want Premium.

Pros and cons

• Pro: The builder combines links, products, photo carousels, and media embeds, so a creator page can present more than a list of outbound links.
• Pro: Real-time traffic metrics and short-link click analytics help creators assess audience activity across their page and URLs.
• Pro: The Free plan has no time limit and permits unlimited links.
• Con: Free is capped at one profile and two draft pages, with limited contact collection and a 9% seller fee.
• Con: Pro still lacks custom domains, so creators who need a branded domain must pay for Premium.
• Con: Premium's monthly price may be excessive for a single-profile user who does not need multiple profiles, a custom domain, or a 0% seller fee.

Alternatives

For broader options in this category, see One-Page Website Builders.

Choose Linktree if its free plan’s unlimited basic links, product and course sales, and brand offers better match your needs; it also offers a free trial. Consider EventCreate instead when event registration is the priority: its free plan covers one event, 50 attendees, and one user, with a 5% ticketing fee.

Lnk.Bio is worth considering if you want its free allowance of unlimited links, three pages, basic statistics, templates, and a QR code. Linkbio may suit a creator who needs one bio site and unlimited links with 50 monthly email sends, though its free plan has a 10% transaction fee.

Milkshake is another free option for unlimited links and cards, with 30 days of Insights analytics and the ability to sell digital files through Stripe. Beacons may be a better fit for someone who values AI credits and email sends in a free plan, which includes 30 daily AI credits, 50 email sends per month, and a 9% seller fee.

Choose Later Linkin.bio if its free features for social links and Instagram posts are the priority: the free plan allows one social link of each type, unlimited buttons, one link per Instagram post, and up to three months of click data. AllMyLinks is a simpler free alternative built around one link, unlimited content, Shield Protection™, and a landing page.

Verdict

hoo.be is best for creators who want a polished, media-rich profile with measurable traffic and room to connect sales and contact collection. Its no-time-limit Free plan makes it easy to start, while Pro improves capacity without changing the one-profile ceiling. Choose Premium when custom domains, several profiles, or the 0% seller fee justify the $29.99 USD monthly price; otherwise, a simpler link page may be the better fit.