A booking
For a consultation or a trial. Visitors pick a day and time and, if you want, pay upfront or leave a deposit.
For marketers and social media managers
Your campaign landing page, with checkout built in
A page for every offer, the link to put in your ad, and your pixels. Whoever clicks books, fills in the form or pays on the same page.
A page for every offer
Bookings, forms, events, products and the Shop showcase each come with their own page, at an address like bink4.me/yourname/consultation. That is the link for your ad.
A form
To collect leads. Answers land in your dashboard and, if you want, by email too.
An event
For a workshop or an evening. Sign-ups and tickets on the page, and QR check-in at the door.
A product
To sell one thing. People pay by card and, if it is a PDF, it reaches the buyer on its own.
From ad to payment
Three steps, and your campaign has a page that takes payments.
- 1
Create the offer
It comes with its own page, and you choose the address.
- 2
Put the link in your ad
Copy it from the offer’s section. If you like, add your campaign’s UTM parameters.
- 3
Visitors act right there
They book, fill in or pay on the page. Whoever pays joins your Customers.
A page just for the campaign
Take the offer off your Bink: people browsing your profile won’t see it, and the page stays open to whoever comes from the ad.
The money is yours
You are the seller: the customer pays by card and the money goes to your Stripe account, minus your plan’s fee.
Pixels and campaigns
Your pixels, on your pages
In Settings, under “Pixels and campaigns”, paste the ID: the pixel loads on your Bink and on your offer pages.
Meta Pixel
The pixel ID, a number.
TikTok Pixel
The pixel ID, letters and numbers.
Google tag
G-… for Google Analytics 4, AW-… for Google Ads.
Consent first
On pages with a pixel a cookie banner appears, and the pixel loads only if the visitor accepts. Whoever declines never reaches the platform.
What stays out
- Events fire from the visitor’s browser, after consent: someone who pays and doesn’t come back to your pages is invisible to the pixel.
- bink4.me is our domain: you can’t verify it in your ad account.
The events
The visit, and what people do on the page. Named here after Meta’s standard events.
| When | Event |
|---|---|
| One of your pages opens | PageView |
| Someone submits a form or signs up for an event | Lead |
| Someone books | Schedule |
| Someone goes to payment | InitiateCheckout |
| They come back to your pages after paying | Purchase |
What Bink measures, and what you measure
Bink’s statistics use no cookies and come with every plan. For your ads, use the pixel, the tag or UTM parameters.
Your Bink’s statistics
Visits, unique visitors, clicks on each block, where people come from (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Google), devices and countries.
They count your Bink, the main page. Someone landing straight on an offer page shows up in your pixel or tag.
The results, one by one
Bookings, form answers, event sign-ups and payments each live in their own section, and whoever pays joins your Customers.
UTM parameters
Add them to your ad link: they stay in the address, and your analytics tool reads them, for example Google Analytics through the tag. Bink doesn’t read them: it uses the referrer.
bink4.me/yourname/consultation?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=autumnQR for offline
For flyers, shop windows and fairs: your account has a QR for every page, and the free generator makes one for any address, UTM included.
Open the generatorYour catalogue as a feed
Switch the feed on from the Shop: at an address like bink4.me/feed/yourname.xml you get your products on sale, with photo and price, in the format Google Merchant Center and Meta use.
They decide whether to approve the catalogue, and they may ask you to prove the products’ domain is yours: bink4.me is ours.
Working for clients?
Each client has their own Bink and stays the seller: payments go to their account, not yours.
Several Binks, one login
Add the Binks you look after to your login and switch between them without signing out.
The partner programme
For agencies and social media managers: link your clients and follow them from one console.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use an offer page as the landing page of an ad?
Yes. Every booking, form, event and product, and the Shop showcase, has its own page at an address like bink4.me/yourname/consultation. Put that link in your ad: whoever clicks books, fills in or pays right there. If you want it for the campaign only, take the offer off your Bink: the page stays reachable from the link.
How many campaign pages can I have?
Across bookings, forms and events you get 1 per type on Free, 15 per type on Pro and no limit per type on Business. The ones taken off your Bink count too. Every plan has a cap of 250 dedicated pages per account, products included.
Does Bink read UTM parameters?
No. Bink’s statistics use the referrer, the site the visitor comes from. UTMs stay in the address and your analytics tool reads them, for example Google Analytics through the tag, if the visitor accepts cookies.
Can I verify the domain on Meta or Google?
No: bink4.me is our domain, and only whoever owns it can verify it. The pixel still loads on your pages; if a platform feature requires a verified domain, that feature isn’t available with Bink.
Can I use my own domain?
No. Your pages live on bink4.me/yourname: a custom domain isn’t available, and it isn’t planned.
If I run a client’s campaigns, who gets the money?
The client: the seller is whoever owns the Bink, and payments go to their Stripe account. If you work with several clients, there is the partner programme.
Your next campaign starts from a page that takes payments
Create your Bink for free, then connect your pixels in Settings.