Why is Lit.Link free? Will there be a fee in the future?

Lit.Link is a "link compilation service" that allows you to organize Instagram, Twitter, blogs, and other social media into one cool and original page.

There are currently many other services that have been launched to collect social media in addition to Lit.Link.

Many people who use Lit.Link or are considering using it may be wondering if Lit.Link is really free or if there are any paid features.

This article will explain why Lit.Link is free and whether it will become a paid service in the future.

Lit.Link is a free profile service

Once again, Lit.Link is a "free link compilation service" that allows you to combine various links of Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, blogs and other social media into one page.

Anyone can easily organize links with just a phone.

The number of users has now exceeded 950,000, with the younger generation (teens to 25 years old) in particular accounting for 60%, and female users (registered users) accounting for 80%.

For detailed information on how to use Lit.Link and how to register, please refer to this article.

Why is Lit.Link  free?

As mentioned above, although Lit.Link is "free" to use, it has the same or better features and templates than other link compilation services.

The reason why the service is free is that TieUps, Inc., which operates Lit.Link, is a company that supports creators, and we want more users to use Lit.Link widely.

For this reason, we are opening up the analytics and template functions, which other link compilation services charge for, for free.

Everything from signing up to editing is free, so if you haven't signed up yet, this is a great opportunity to create your own Lit.Link.

Also, to learn more about TieUps, Inc., check out this article.

Will Lit.Link  be paid for in the future?

Lit.Link offers many features for free, but there is no paid version at this time.

Since TieUps, Inc. is a for-profit company, will Lit.Link become a paid service in the future?

At this time, we do not plan to offer any paid features that will be charged for by users.

However, there is a possibility that richer features will become available for a fee when they are developed in the future.

It is safe to assume that the functions that are currently available for free will continue to be available for free.

Where does TieUps, Inc. monetize?

WeClip, a separate product from Lit.Link, has paid functions for corporate users, and it seems that TieUps Inc. is monetizing its services there.

If you would like to know more details, please contact us from here.

Here is a brief explanation of "WeClip".

It is also unique in that users within each community are divided into three levels of authority.

The highest authority holder can be granted the authority to raise user privileges to increase the number of postings viewed, or to manipulate the withdrawal of membership.

This allows for the circulation of quality information and quick response to slander, and from the assurance of psychological safety, we can expect the continuation of an active community.