Koji Link in Bio: What Happened and What to Use Now

Koji no longer exists. Linktree bought Koji in December 2023 and shut down Koji's link in bio product on January 31, 2024, so old Koji pages don't load anymore. If you had a Koji page, or came looking for one, you'll need another tool and a new link in your bio.

Here is what happened, what Koji did that people miss, and which tools cover those features today.

Linktree bought Koji and closed it

On December 14, 2023, Linktree announced it had acquired Koji from its parent company, GoMeta. The price wasn't disclosed. Linktree said in the same announcement that Koji's link in bio product would shut down on January 31, 2024.

Linktree's statement at the time: "We're thrilled to welcome Koji users to the Linktree community and are excited to continue to innovate on the category we created." It didn't say whether Koji's team would join Linktree. TechCrunch's report has the full background.

As of October 2026, both withkoji.com and koji.to return server errors instead of a Koji page.

What happened to creators' Koji pages

Koji pages went offline with the shutdown. Every creator using Koji was offered three months of Linktree Pro free, to make moving to Linktree easier.

What wasn't offered, as far as anyone reported, was a migration tool. Coverage at the time said it wasn't clear whether Linktree would give creators a way to move their Koji data over. In practice that meant rebuilding your page by hand on whichever tool you picked next.

If you still have a koji.to address in an old bio, a pinned post, a YouTube description or a printed flyer, it now leads nowhere. Replacing those is the most useful thing you can do today.

What made Koji different

Koji wasn't just a list of links. Pages were built from "mini apps", and by January 2022 there were more than 200 of them, all aimed at earning money or growing an audience. Among them:

• Tip jar: fans could send money directly from your page.
• Video Request: a Cameo-like app where fans paid you for a personalized video.
• Billboard: you sold ad slots on your own page.
• Digital downloads and premium content: files or locked content fans paid to get.

Koji said it served more than 700,000 creators.

What to use now for Koji-style features

No single tool copies Koji exactly, so match the tool to the feature you actually used.

Tips

Stripe lets you create a one-off price with the pricing model Customer chooses price, with an optional suggested amount and limits. Turn that into a payment link and you have a tip jar that works on any page. It's one item per payment and doesn't support recurring tips. Our Stripe payment link guide walks through setting one up.

Paid video requests

Linktree's Cameo link app shows a reel of your Cameo videos on your Linktree, and fans tap through to your Cameo profile to book a personalized message. It only works with a Cameo profile URL, not a single video.

Selling digital products

Linktree lets you sell digital products priced from $1.00 to $10,000 USD, with buyers paying through Stripe. It needs a Pro or Premium plan and is only available in certain countries. On October 17, 2026, Pro was $15 a month ($12 billed annually) and Premium $35 ($30 annually). Linktree's pricing page lists different selling fees in different places: the Pro card says "Sell and earn with 0% fees", while the comparison table shows 9% on Pro and 0% on Premium. Stripe's fee, typically 2.9% + $0.30 per sale, applies on top. For other ways to sell files, see how to sell digital products.

If you're weighing tools beyond Linktree, our Linktree alternatives roundup compares the main options and who each one suits.

How to move your link in bio page

The work is rebuilding the page and then tracking down everywhere the old link lives.

1. List every link you had. If the old page is gone, rebuild the list from your bio, pinned posts and descriptions.
2. Build the new page. Add your most important link first. If you're going with Linktree, our step-by-step guide to making a Linktree has the exact buttons.
3. Swap your Instagram bio link. Tap Edit profile, then Links, and paste the full new URL including https://.
4. Swap it on TikTok, YouTube and anywhere else you had the Koji link.
5. Replace printed QR codes. A QR code that pointed at Koji won't come back. Make a new one from your new tool and reprint.
6. Test it logged out. Open your profile in a browser without signing in and tap the link, the way a new visitor would.

Rebuilding on Olaa

Olaa is one place to rebuild a Koji-style page. It's a link in bio tool: one short link, olaa.im/yourname, that opens a page with everything you want people to find. Setup takes a few minutes and needs no code.

It doesn't have a built-in tip jar or video request app, so it isn't a like-for-like Koji replacement. What it covers: on the free plan, unlimited links, every look and font, music and video players that play on the page, Calendly bookings that open on the page, and a QR code. With Olaa Pro ($8 a month or $72 a year) you can show products with photo and price from Stripe, Etsy, Shopify or Gumroad as a button or buy card. Checkout happens in your own shop and Olaa takes no cut. A Stripe tip link works on any plan as an ordinary link. Pro also adds email signups sent to Mailchimp and a contact form. The full list is on the features page.

FAQ

Is Koji still working?

No. Linktree shut down Koji's link in bio product on January 31, 2024. In October 2026, withkoji.com and koji.to return errors rather than creator pages.

Who bought Koji?

Linktree acquired Koji from its parent company, GoMeta, and announced the deal on December 14, 2023. The price wasn't disclosed. It was Linktree's second link in bio acquisition that year, after Bento in June.

Can I get my old Koji page back?

No migration or export tool was reported when Koji closed, and the domains no longer serve pages. You'll need to rebuild your links on a new tool and update every place the old address appears.

What did Koji users get from Linktree?

Creators using Koji at the time were offered three months of Linktree Pro free.

What's the closest thing to a Koji tip jar now?

A Stripe payment link using the "Customer chooses price" option lets fans enter their own amount. Add it as a button on any link in bio page. It handles one-off tips, not recurring ones.