Someone is already answering “who is this person?” for you.
It might be Google. Increasingly it is an AI assistant reading scattered mentions and filling the gaps with confident guesses. Give it one clear source: your page, your domain, your email.
You are being summarised by something that has never met you.
Before anyone replies to you, they check. That used to mean ten blue links and you got to make your own case. Now it often means one paragraph, generated in a second, from whatever the internet happens to hold about your name. Old bios. A job you left. Someone else with your name. It fills the blanks and it never says it is not sure.
What AI says now
Unverified
“Who is this person?”
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What AI says with a page
Verified source
“Who is this person?”
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You are checked before you are answered. The decision starts before the conversation does.
The summary is written without you. Assistants answer from whatever is public, not from what is true.
A LinkedIn profile is not a source. Same layout as everyone else. No domain. Nothing you own. Nothing that ranks as authoritative about you.
How you show up
It is not only what they say. It is what they cite.
Every one of these tools answers by pointing at sources. With no page of your own, the sources are whatever it can scrape: a directory listing, someone else with your name, a conference bio from years ago. Give it your domain and that becomes the thing it quotes.
Google · without a page
Guessing
google.com/search?q=who+is+sara+malik
Google · with her page
Citing her
google.com/search?q=who+is+sara+malik
Illustrative example with a made-up person, not a capture of any real result. What each tool says about you depends on what it can find, which is exactly the point.
Our work
Real people. Real domains. All live right now.
Every page below was designed and built by us, and is running today on the client's own domain. Click any card to open the real site. Not a mockup, not a template preview.
Your bio, your work, and a clear way to reach you. Designed around your positioning, not dropped into a template.
Your domain
yourname.com, yours to keep
The domain is yours. We register and manage it for you, and hand it over to your own account whenever you ask.
Your inbox
Email @yourdomain
A professional address that matches your site, so every message looks the part.
48 hours
Live inside 48 hours
You fill a short form. We design and build. You approve, we publish.
Keep it current
Change it by chatting
New role, new photo, new project? Type it in plain language in your private editor and it is live in seconds, or email us and we do it. Minor updates are free all year.
Found & cited
Built to be quoted by AI
Structured data, clean metadata and a proper link preview go in from day one, so assistants and search engines can read your page and name it as the source.
How it works
Three steps. About five minutes of your time.
01
Fill a short form
Tell us your domain, your audience, and anything you want featured. We pull the rest from your LinkedIn.
02
We design and build
Our team turns it into a clean, custom page and sets up your domain and email in parallel.
03
You approve. It goes live.
Review it, ask for tweaks, we publish. Your domain and inbox are ready within 48 hours.
Why us
The honest comparison.
Every option below is fine at something. Only one of them is a place that is yours, looks like you, and is finished by Thursday.
Swipe the table sideways to compare →
Comparison of yourpage.bio with LinkedIn, a link-in-bio page, a DIY website builder and a freelance agency
yourpage.bio
LinkedIn
Link-in-bio
DIY builder
Agency
A domain that is yours
Included
No
No
Extra
Usually
Email @yourdomain
Included
No
No
Extra
Extra
Designed for you, not a template
Yes
No
No
Template
Yes
Your time to launch
~5 minutes
1 hour
1 hour
10–30 hours
5–15 hours
Live in
48 hours
Same day
Same day
Weeks
4–8 weeks
Readable and citable by AI
Built in
Gated
Thin
Depends
Depends
Updates through the year
Free, by chat
You do it
You do it
You do it
Billed
Arabic / second language
+$50 first year
No
No
Plugin
$$$
Year one, all in
$200
Free
$0–$100
$250–$500
$2,000–$10,000
Builder and agency figures are typical market ranges, not quotes. Your mileage will vary; the $200 will not.
Who it is for
Built for people whose name is their reputation.
CT
Coaches and trainers
Give clients one credible place that represents exactly what you do.
CF
Consultants and freelancers
Turn “send me your portfolio” into a link that closes the deal.
FO
Founders
Give investors and press one clear source before the first call.
AC
Academics and researchers
One page funders, partners and press can read before they email you.
EX
Executives
Control the narrative that shows up when your name is searched.
JS
Job seekers
Stand out past the CV with a page recruiters actually remember.
Why it matters
A profile is rented ground. This is deeded.
01
Control the narrative.
People and AI read one clear source about you, written the way you want it read.
02
Own the asset.
The domain and email are yours for good. No platform can bury you or lock you out.
03
Look the part.
A real site signals you are serious in a way a shared profile layout never can.
04
Be the answer AI gives.
When an assistant is asked about you, it needs something to cite. Give it a page written by you, on a domain that carries your name.
“But I already have…”
The four reasons people wait, and why none of them hold.
“I'll get around to building one myself.”
You will spend a weekend choosing a template, another on copy, and it will still say “Coming soon” in March. This costs you five minutes and less than a dinner out.
“My LinkedIn is up to date.”
It is a rented listing in a directory of a billion. It does not rank for your name the way your own domain does, and an assistant cannot read most of it. It also looks exactly like your competitor's.
“I'm not technical.”
You never touch DNS, hosting, or a CMS. You fill a form once. After that, changes happen by typing a sentence into your editor, or by emailing us.
“What if I don't like it?”
Nothing goes live until you approve it, and you tell us what to change before it does. If you cancel later, the domain still goes with you.
The maths
Bought piece by piece, it adds up.
Sourced separately, a page like this is six different bills, six logins, and a week of your time. Here is roughly what each part runs on its own.
Domain registration$20
Business email$80
Hosting & security$100
Custom design$100
Development & build$100
Content & copy$50
Piecemeal, elsewhere$450
With yourpage.bio
All six, handled for you
$200/ yr
Pricing
One price. Everything in.
$200
/ year
Custom-designed page, built for you
Your own domain, transferable to you anytime
Professional email @yourdomain
Hosting, security, and free minor updates all year
Your own chat editor: change the page yourself, instantly
Live within 48 hours
Covers a one-language site. Add a second language for $50 (first year only).
Optional extras, including Google Analytics, tracking pixels and extra mailboxes, available any time.
Our guarantee
Don’t like it? You don’t pay.
We send you a draft before anything is published. If it is not right, we rebuild it once, free. If the rebuild still is not right, you get a full refund, and the domain is yours to keep either way.
One free rebuild, then a refund
Nothing is published until you approve it, and you are never stuck with a page you dislike.
The domain leaves with you
Cancel whenever you like, and we transfer the domain to your own account.
No lock-in, no surprise bills
One flat yearly price. Bigger changes are quoted and agreed before any work starts.
Questions
Good questions, answered.
It is a listing, not a source. Every profile shares the same layout, the content sits on rented ground, and search engines and assistants treat it as one directory entry among millions. A page on your own domain is the thing they cite.
Yes. The domain and mailbox are yours. We register and manage them for you, so you never have to touch DNS or settings. Whenever you want to take the domain into your own account, just ask and we transfer it to you.
About five minutes. Your preferred domain, who you serve, anything you want featured, and a photo if you have one. We pull the rest from your LinkedIn and send it back for approval.
Because the scope is fixed and the work runs in parallel. One page, one clear purpose. Design starts while the domain and email are being set up, so the only wait is your approval.
Yes, two ways. You get a private editor where you type what you want changed in plain language and it goes live in seconds, or you email us and we make the change. Small changes through the year are always free. Bigger changes or new features are billed at $25/hour, always agreed with you first. Cancel whenever you like; the domain stays yours either way.
Three parts. One: nothing is published until you have seen it and said yes. Two: if the first draft is not right, tell us what to change and we rebuild it once, free. Three: if the rebuild still is not what you wanted, email us and we refund you in full. The domain stays yours in every case, and we transfer it to your own account whenever you ask.
Yes. A second language is $50 in your first year, and you get a proper right-to-left Arabic version with its own address, not a machine-translated overlay. Several of the pages in our work run exactly this way.
The design and build of your page, the domain registration, your email account, hosting, security, your editor, and minor updates through the year. One line, everything in.
It gives assistants something clear to work from, which is the part most people are missing. We publish your page with structured data describing who you are and what you do, clean metadata, and a domain that carries your name. Those are the signals search engines and assistants use to decide what is authoritative. Nobody can promise what a given model will say, but a page you wrote beats a guess assembled from old mentions.
In a year, far more people will meet your summary than will meet you.
Domains go in the order people ask for them. Claiming it takes about five minutes, nothing is published until you approve the page, and if you do not like it you do not pay.
