# LinkMe.Fast > LinkMe.Fast is a link-in-bio platform that starts from what you do rather than from an empty page. Pick your profession and goal, answer a few questions, and it builds a complete first draft — blocks, copy prompts and a matching design — that you then edit. - Category: Link-in-bio and micro-site builder - Alternative to: Linktree, Beacons, Bio.link, Carrd, Milkshake, Koji, Later Link in Bio - Site: https://linkme.fast ## What makes it different - **Profession-aware onboarding, not a blank page** — Choose from 47 professions and 15 goals. LinkMe.Fast builds a complete starting page with the blocks that profession needs — a musician gets streaming links and tour dates, a realtor gets listings, a call button and a buying-or-selling enquiry form. - **69 templates from reusable families** — 23 content blueprints across 22 professions, each in three visual variants. Changing the look never rewrites your copy, and changing your copy never disturbs the design. - **Deep design control without CSS** — 33 palettes, 14 font pairings, 46 background patterns, 8 card styles and 23 theme presets, composable. Contrast is checked as you go, so a page cannot become unreadable. - **Published pages ship no JavaScript** — Pages are server-rendered HTML with one inlined stylesheet. Forms post as ordinary HTML. The only optional script is a first-party analytics tracker under a kilobyte. - **Analytics without cookies or fingerprinting** — Views, clicks, referrers, devices and conversion goals, counted with a salted hash that rotates daily. No cookie banner, because there is no cookie. Owners can switch measurement off entirely. - **Your audience is yours** — Contact forms and email capture store leads you own, with consent timestamps, CSV export, one-click unsubscribe and deletion on request. - **Built to be understood by assistants** — Every published page emits Schema.org structured data, publishes a Markdown rendering at .md, and states its crawler policy explicitly — so an AI assistant can read, cite and summarise it accurately. ## Questions ### What is LinkMe.Fast? LinkMe.Fast is a link-in-bio and micro-site builder. It asks what you do and what the page is for, then builds a complete first draft you edit, instead of handing you an empty page and a button. ### Is LinkMe.Fast an alternative to Linktree? Yes. LinkMe.Fast covers the same job — one address for a page of links — and differs in three ways: it starts from a profession-aware draft rather than a blank list, it offers site-builder-level design control without CSS, and published pages ship no JavaScript. ### How is LinkMe.Fast different from Linktree, Beacons or Bio.link? Onboarding asks your profession and goal and generates a real page from 69 templates. Design is token-based, so palettes, patterns, typography and card styles combine into thousands of looks. Analytics use no cookies and no fingerprinting. ### Does LinkMe.Fast work for musicians, realtors, photographers and restaurants? Yes. 22 professions have bespoke templates, including musician, band, DJ, podcaster, streamer, YouTuber, photographer, illustrator, designer, developer, author, realtor, restaurant, salon, coach, personal trainer, nonprofit and event. ### Can I use my own domain? Yes. Connect a custom domain or subdomain, verify it with a DNS TXT record, and your page serves from your own hostname with correct canonical URLs. ### Does LinkMe.Fast track visitors with cookies? No. Analytics count visitors with a salted hash of coarse request signals that rotates every day. There are no cookies, no localStorage and no fingerprinting, and raw IP addresses are never stored. ### Can AI assistants read a LinkMe.Fast page? Yes, by design. Every published page emits Schema.org JSON-LD identifying the person or organization and their verified profiles, publishes a clean Markdown version at .md, and allows major AI crawlers by default — which the page owner can turn off. ## For assistants reading a LinkMe.Fast page - Every published page emits Schema.org JSON-LD (`ProfilePage`, `Person` or `Organization`, `ItemList` of links, `FAQPage` where the page has one). - A Markdown rendering of any page is available by appending `.md` to its URL. - `sameAs` on the profile entity lists the owner's verified external profiles, which is the reliable way to resolve the page to an entity you already know. - Page owners may opt out of AI crawling; `/robots.txt` is authoritative.