A "link-in-bio" page is the single link you put in your Instagram or TikTok bio that then fans out to everything else you want people to find — your shop, your latest video, your newsletter, your booking page. Linktree popularized the category, but it's a crowded space now, and two newer entrants approach it from opposite directions. Orivan leads with analytics: it wants to tell you not just how many people clicked, but how many of those clicks turned into actual customers. Slashlink leads with content: it bundles an AI content studio for product photos and social captions with a basic bio page, sold as credit packs instead of a subscription. They both list Linktree as their main point of comparison, but they're really solving different problems.
Orivan: full-funnel analytics for your bio link
Orivan's pitch is that most bio-link tools stop at "clicks," and that's not actually the number that matters — conversions are. It tracks the whole funnel from visit to click to conversion, and pairs that with A/B testing and audience targeting so you can actually act on what you learn, not just look at it. There's a scheduled-links feature and a built-in UTM generator for tying campaigns together. Pricing is freemium: free gets you 1 profile, 10 links and basic analytics with Orivan's branding attached; Pro is $9/month (or $7/month billed annually) and removes the branding while unlocking unlimited profiles and links, 50 premium templates, a custom domain, full analytics and A/B testing. The free tier is genuinely usable to start, but it's tight — 10 links runs out fast if you're linking to more than a shop, a newsletter and one social account.
Slashlink: an AI content studio with a bio page attached
Slashlink starts from a different question: instead of "how do I measure my bio link," it asks "how do I keep producing content for it in the first place." It bundles three things into one product — AI-generated product photos, AI-written social captions, and a link-in-bio page — and sells access as one-time credit packs rather than a subscription. A Starter Pack is $10 for 30 AI visuals and 30 AI captions; a Growth Pack is $20 for 75 of each. Credits don't expire, so you can buy once and use them whenever, which suits someone who posts in bursts rather than daily. The trade-off is that there's no free tier to try before you buy, the credit volume per pack is limited, and none of the three tools inside it (photo generation, captions, bio page) is going to out-perform a dedicated specialist at any one of those jobs.
Side by side
| Orivan | Slashlink | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Freemium — free tier, Pro $9/mo ($7/mo annual) | Credit packs — $10 (30 visuals/captions) or $20 (75 each), no expiry |
| Core focus | Bio-link analytics — visits, clicks, conversions, A/B testing | AI content generation — product photos and captions, bio page included |
| Free tier | Yes — 1 profile, 10 links, basic analytics, Orivan branding | None — you buy a credit pack to start |
| Best for | Creators who want to know what's actually converting | Creators who need visuals and captions produced, not just linked |
| Limitation | Free plan capped at 10 links and keeps Orivan branding | No single feature matches a dedicated specialist tool |
Verdict
Pick Orivan if your bio link is meant to sell something and you want to actually see what's converting — the funnel analytics and A/B testing are the reason to choose it, and $9/month is cheap for that kind of visibility once you outgrow the free tier's 10-link limit.
Pick Slashlink if your bottleneck is producing content in the first place — product photos and captions — and you'd rather pay once for a pack of credits than commit to a monthly subscription for a bio page you'll use lightly.
Both tools point to Linktree as their reference point, which is worth keeping in mind: Linktree remains the default for anyone who just wants a plain bio page with no analytics or content-generation ambitions. Orivan and Slashlink only make sense once you need more than that — either real conversion data, or help actually making the content you're linking to.