AllInOneBio
Choosing a link in bio for musicians
Fans arrive from one app and need the song, the show, and the merch. A link in bio is that list. It is not a distributor, and AllInOneBio does not upload audio.
A list that can change with the release
Put the streaming URL you want featured first, then tickets, merch, and a video. Keep the bio URL stable and change the top link when the release changes. AllInOneBio stores the URLs. Playback stays on the service you linked.
Selling a music file on the page
If the file already lives on Bandcamp, a distributor, or a merch store, link to it. Linktree's pricing FAQ, fetched on 25 October 2026, says digital downloads on Linktree can include music files. Use Linktree if the file has to be sold on the bio page. The AllInOneBio pricing page does not list file sales.
Branding on a fan-facing page
Free pages show AllInOneBio branding. Pro removes it and adds a custom domain, page analytics, and extra themes, at $9/month. Fans do not need an account to open the page.
See example pages
Fictional creators, built with AllInOneBio so you can see what a finished page looks like.
Is your name free?
Your free page lives at allinonebio.com/u/yourname. Check the name before you sign up.
Questions
Can I link Spotify, Apple Music, and a ticket page?
Yes. Each service is its own link. AllInOneBio does not upload the audio or sell the ticket.
Will this put my song on streaming services?
No. Link to the streaming URL you already have. This page does not distribute music.
Create the page, then decide on Pro
Signup is free. Pro is $9/month for a custom domain, analytics, extra themes, and removal of AllInOneBio branding.