An agency link in bio without talent logins.

The agency portal is where the house manages client pages and the links on them. You add a page with a handle and a display name. Veyro does not create a client user login, does not attach an existing creator account, and does not issue a password for talent. There is no step that turns a model into a second signed-in user.

The workspace is not a public page, and it is not the agency’s own bio. You do not paste the portal into Instagram. What a fan can open is one model’s address: veyro.bio/@yourname, or a custom domain on a paid plan after DNS is active. The agency manages those client pages. It does not publish the house as its own public presence.

The public page uses that model’s handle, display name, note, and portrait. Destinations sit on that page: a subscription, a second platform, a wishlist, a booking address. Another model in the same house has a different handle and a different set of buttons. Updating a link in the portal updates that page. It does not fold the roster into one shared public profile.

An optional 18+ confirmation can sit on a link that should ask. The visitor sees a prompt before that destination continues. Continue is for someone who states they are 18 or older. Cancel stays on the page. The prompt is not an ID check and not a law firm. Anyone 17 or under is outside the service. Contracts, records, and what a model is willing to publish stay with the agency and with talent.

The house shares one bundle. Free is one link. Paid bundles are $11.99, $22.99, $27.99, and $44.99 a month for 30, 60, 120, and 250 links. You are not invoiced again per person. Bot shield is on by default on a paid plan, for bots, VPNs, and proxies, and off on free. You can turn it off in Account. Veyro does not run a store, so there is no seller fee.

Each model’s Instagram website field, when Instagram allows one, gets that model’s Veyro address. Inside the Instagram app, a tap shows a blank cream page and the phone’s Open or Cancel sheet. The cream page does not list destinations. The first tap on the profile link does not open a destination app. Open continues in Safari or the real browser, and the composed page loads there: the name, the note, and the links.

A Deep-link button is a later tap, on that composed page, after Open. Cancel does not continue. The cream page is only the in-app moment. The marketing site you are reading stays the light cool-gray layout.

Deep Open does not get flagged on account status. That sentence is about the visit. It does not restore a website field Instagram already removed, and it does not file an appeal. If a bio line is gone, the notice and any appeal stay inside Instagram, on the account that owns the profile.

Talent still owns the Instagram account. The agency can hold the Veyro page. It cannot become the owner of that profile, and Veyro does not sign into Instagram for them. A removed link, a restricted account, or a story that will not post is Instagram’s decision. Read the notice. Do not publish a puzzle URL or a string meant to be misread. That is not a Veyro feature.

The same limit runs the other way. A page in the workspace does not take the model’s subscription site, their email, or their platform login. You manage the link page. They keep the accounts the buttons point at. If the house outgrows 250 links, that is the top of the catalog on the pricing page, not a number this note will stretch.