Questions
What the product does, how the wallet pass works, who can see your contact details, and what each plan includes. If your question is missing, write to hello@myoolala.com.
It holds several versions of your profile under one account. A work profile with your title and professional links, a social profile with your personal ones, an event profile for a conference. Each has its own public address, and you choose which one you hand to a given person.
A link in bio page shows the same thing to everyone. myOolala holds several profiles, each with its own content, visibility and statistics, and each one can be carried as a wallet pass that updates on its own.
Feature by feature against Linktree, HiHello and Blinq on the comparison pages.
Yes. An organization profile holds a context for donors, another for volunteers, another for partners, behind one address. We switch a profile to the organization type by hand after you write to us, which is what keeps the label meaningful. Everything else works from the moment you sign up.
More detail on the organizations page.
Create an account with email, Google or Apple, pick the handle that becomes your public address, and add your links. A first usable profile takes about two minutes, and no card is asked for.
Your public page shows the change straight away. Anyone who added your profile to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet gets the updated card on their phone, without doing anything.
Yes. Apple Wallet and Google Wallet are both supported, and there is no application to install on either side. Your profile page itself opens in any browser.
No. They open a web address, and they can add the card to their wallet in one tap. They create nothing and install nothing.
Yes, and this is what a contextual profile is for. A Dubai profile can carry your UAE number and the links that matter there, while a second profile carries the ones for another market. Each is a different address you hand to different people.
Contact details are attached to a profile, not to your account. A phone number you put on the work profile stays on the work profile. A profile is either public, or private: reachable only through its private link, and kept out of search engines. A private link is not a login: anyone you give it to can open it, and can pass it on.
No cookies and no third party trackers. Visit counts come from Plausible, which is cookieless and does not build a profile of the visitor. Your public profile page contacts no advertising network.
Yes. Deleting your account from the dashboard removes your data from the production database and cancels any active paid subscription for the future. Billing records are kept only for as long as tax and accounting law requires.
What is collected, which sub-processors are involved and your rights under the GDPR are set out in the privacy policy.
Free gives you one public profile with unlimited links, basic statistics, and its Apple Wallet and Google Wallet pass. Plus is 5 USD per month or 49 USD per year and raises the limit to ten profiles, with advanced statistics and no myOolala footer. Lifetime is a single payment of 99 USD, with no renewal, for the features included at purchase; it is a founding offer, available until December 31, 2026.
Plans compared line by line on the pricing page.
One public profile, unlimited links on it, basic visit statistics, QR code and vCard sharing. It stays free, and no card is asked for at sign up.
Three ways: a link to your own payment page, a shop item that opens the page where the sale happens, or a Donate button. With the first two you collect the money yourself and myOolala takes nothing. Donations are collected by Oolala Next FZ-LLC on your behalf, with a 5% fee per transaction.
Who holds the money in each case, currency and limits: see getting paid from your profile.
Creating an account costs nothing and takes about two minutes. Your handle becomes the address you say out loud for years.
Claim your handle