Link in bio plans that charge for links, not feature gates.
Some link-in-bio hosts sell a ladder. A higher plan unlocks a theme, a stat, or a tool the lower plan withholds. Veyro’s catalog is a count. Free is one link. Paid bundles are 30, 60, 120, or 250 links, each at one monthly price.
The five Veyro bundles
Free is $0 for one link. No card is required for that page. The paid catalog, in USD on the pricing page, is $11.99 a month for 30 links, $22.99 for 60, $27.99 for 120, and $44.99 for 250. You pay one price for the bundle you chose. You are not charged again for each link you add inside that count.
Moving from 30 to 60, or from 120 to 250, raises the count. It does not open a feature the smaller paid bundle was missing. The page you compose — name, note, portrait, links, an optional 18+ confirmation, country rules, and clicks by source — is the same product on every paid bundle. The Instagram visit is the same on every bundle too: blank cream, Open or Cancel, then Safari or the real browser.
What changes when you leave Free
Two things are tied to a paid bundle, and they are worth stating plainly so “not a feature gate” stays honest. Bot shield is off on Free and on by default on a paid plan, for bots, VPNs, and proxies. You can turn it off in Account. A custom domain can replace the veyro.bio host on a paid page after DNS checks. Those are not split across 30, 60, 120, and 250. Once you are on a paid bundle, a wider bundle is more links, not a new tool list.
Veyro does not run a store. There is no seller fee and no commerce plan to unlock. If the job is merch, courses, or an in-page shop, this catalog is the wrong shelf.
Linktree, named and not priced here
Linktree is the competitor people usually mean when they talk about a link in bio. Linktree publishes feature tiers: appearance and tools that sit on higher plans, rather than a fixed link count. This note does not quote Linktree’s prices. Their pricing page is the source, in the currency it shows you, and that list changes. A bracket copied from a blog would go stale.
If you need a tool that only exists on one of their tiers, use their card and read the price there. If you need a fixed number of links on a Veyro page, use the bundle on veyro.bio/pricing. The two products are not the same list with different stickers.
A workspace uses the same count
An agency workspace shares one bundle across the house. Free holds one page. A paid bundle holds 30, 60, 120, or 250 pages for that same monthly price. Talent does not get a separate login, and you are not invoiced per person on top of the bundle. Destinations on a page draw from that same bundle size.
When the count is full, the next step is a wider bundle or removing a page or a link. There is no add-on that sells one extra link at a time. The figures to trust are the ones on the pricing page on the day you buy.
Questions
Five fixed bundles. Free is $0 for 1 link. Paid bundles are $11.99 a month for 30 links, $22.99 for 60, $27.99 for 120, and $44.99 for 250.
No. You choose a bundle — 1, 30, 60, 120, or 250 — and pay one monthly price for that whole bundle.
No. The step from 30 to 250 is more links. Bot shield and a custom domain are available once you leave Free. They are not split across the paid bundles.
On Linktree’s pricing page. This note names Linktree as a competitor that sells feature tiers, and it does not quote their list.