Introduce yourself

People who care about their personal brand — creators and professionals, primarily.

It's for everyone, as the name suggests, at least in the sense that usernames and profiles support all of the world's writing systems.

That said, it's somewhat exclusive given that usernames can't contain numbers.

Membership is open to those aged eighteen and over.

Widely used, particularly in social media profiles, to link to more information about someone.

Commonly known as a link in bio, link page, profile page, about me page, microsite, or digital business card.

Profiles typically include a photo, an introduction, and links.

Contact details and additional information can be added as needed.

You'll be able to put your new link in your bio in the coming weeks.

Until then you can reserve your username without payment.

Consistent quality is integral to our brand — every link minted must adhere to the same high standard.

We make sure your link represents you well, and your username looks good alongside our iconic domain.

Although not strictly enforced, we politely request that registrations be limited to one or two usernames per person.

Registering both your first name and full name and redirecting one to the other is acceptable, but hoarding is not.

You can change your username once per membership year, subject to availability.

If your new username differs in length, the revised amount will be charged when your subscription renews at the beginning of your next membership year.

You'll be given the option to retain your current username and redirect it to your new one.

Usernames denote membership, not ownership, and are non-transferable.

Reselling usernames is currently against our terms of service.

Please only register a username you intend to use.

Membership is an annual subscription by default, but you can opt to pay for up to ten years at a time.

As a premium service, we don't offer a free option.

This helps offset limited username availability, increasing the likelihood that names are available for people who will make good use of them.

At a time when bots are estimated to account for around half of all internet traffic, this is especially relevant.

Charging for membership keeps us sustainable, since we'll never show ads, track you, or sell your data.

Emojis are supported, in both usernames and profiles.

We encourage you to test emoji links where you intend to use them.

Some platforms support emoji links in bios, but not in messages, for example.

Yes it is.

We redirect it to every.one for consistency.