Tutorial — first link page (screenshots)

Tutorial: Follow the screenshots step-by-step. For exact field rules and edge cases, open Create your first link page.

This page is a visual walkthrough of the product. For exact field rules and option behavior, use Create your first link page alongside it.

1. Open the marketing site

Go to onlynk.me. The home page presents the product positioning and entry points to sign up or sign in.

onlynk.me marketing homepage hero — Marketing homepage — hero and primary calls to action.

2. Explore features and pricing (optional)

Scroll to Features and Pricing on the same page to compare plans before subscribing.

onlynk.me features section — Features section — capabilities overview.

onlynk.me pricing section — Pricing — pick a tier that includes the options you need (analytics, geo, API, etc.).

3. Create an account

Open Sign up and complete the flow (email / OAuth depending on what the product shows).

If you already have an account, use Sign in instead:

OnLynk sign-in page — Sign-in — same account used for the dashboard and API keys (where applicable).

4. Dashboard — your workspace

After authentication you land in the dashboard. From here you manage link pages, billing, and settings.

OnLynk dashboard home — Dashboard home — start **Create new link** (wording may vary).

5. Create and customize a link page

Open Create new link (or equivalent), then work through the steps in the UI. The screen below is the main editor — do not duplicate the field list here; see Create your first link page for labels, validation, cloaking, appearance keys, and plan gates.

OnLynk link page editor in the dashboard — Editor — slug, details, socials, links, cards, colors, and advanced options by plan.

6. Analytics (per page, if your plan includes it)

Open Analytics for a page to review traffic, referrers, geography, and clicks over a date range.

OnLynk dashboard analytics overview — Analytics overview — global or workspace-level view when available.

OnLynk per-page analytics in the dashboard — Per-page analytics — trends and breakdowns for that slug.

7. Geo-restrictions (if your plan includes it)

Configure country / city rules and actions (BLOCK, REDIRECT, PAGE) in the page settings.

OnLynk geo-restrictions editor — Geo-restrictions — rules are evaluated per request; see also **Geo-restrictions**.

Next steps

Create your first link page — Editor reference (only place you need for field-by-field detail)
Page analytics — What is recorded and how to read it in the dashboard
Glossary — Event types and terminology