For agencies
Build pages you can hand back.
Every page you run for a client is a small hostage situation waiting to happen, yours or theirs. Linker removes the question: the account is the client’s, the links are in their repo, and the day they leave they take a working page with them.
Northbound
@northbound.agency
We build things for people who make things.
- Work
- Services
- Say hello
Why it fits
Four things that matter at ten clients rather than one.
Handover is the feature
The awkward part of running a client’s page is giving it back. On Linker a client account is a real atproto account, so the end of an engagement is a transfer: their identity, their links, their domain, moved intact. No export, no migration project, no leverage either way.
A domain per client, not per studio
Point each client’s own domain at their own account. Their page lives at their address rather than at a path under yours, which is the difference between a service you provide and a dependency you have created.
Nothing to explain to their legal team
The page has no cookies, no third-party scripts and no tracker, so there is no consent banner and no data-processing conversation. View counts are server-side and hold nothing about the visitor.
Pages that stay fast without maintenance
One request, no JavaScript, rendered at the edge. There is no build to rerun when a client changes a link, and no performance regression to chase six months later.
Business
€300/mo
Every page your studio runs, and a clean way to hand them over.
- Many pages under one account
- Seats for the people who edit them
- A domain per client, not per studio
- Handover: the account leaves with the client
- Analytics across every page you run
- Onboarding, and a human to email
Not open yet. Business is being built, and the list below is how we decide what goes in it. Tell us what you run today and what would have to be true for you to move it.