Comparison
Veyro vs Beacons, feature for feature.
Beacons is a creator business toolkit: a link in bio, a media kit, email, and a store, with published plans from free to $90 a month. Veyro is a link hub with fixed bundles, adult destinations under its terms, Deep Open, and an agency workspace. Choose on the job you actually have.
A toolkit, or a page
Beacons publishes itself as the operating system around a creator business. The help center describes a free plan with unlimited links, a media kit, and a limited number of email sends, then Creator at $10 a month, Creator Plus at $30, and Creator Max at $90. Annual billing is listed as a discount. Custom domain shows up on the Creator plan. Transaction fees of 9% on Free and Creator, and 0% on the two higher plans, are written in their fee article. Those are help-center figures, and they can change.
Veyro does not try to be that toolkit. There is no media kit, no email broadcast, and no store. The page is the address you put in a bio: display name, short note, portrait, and the links you mean. Paid plans are bundles of 30, 60, 120, or 250 links at $11.99, $22.99, $27.99, or $44.99. If your week is spent on newsletters and digital products, Beacons is aimed at that week. If your week is spent keeping a roster of public pages honest and easy to open, Veyro is aimed at that week.
Adult content in their words and in ours
Beacons’ community standards say you can link out to adult content when three things are true: the content is legal in your region, the Beacons page itself stays suitable for all ages, and the sensitive-content notice is on. The same body of documents, in sections about prohibited goods and about messages, lists explicit photos, adult subscriptions, and sexually explicit material among things they do not permit. Read both parts before you depend on a link. A sensitive notice is not a waiver of the prohibited list.
That split is why adult creators compare hosts. A page that must stay all-ages, while the business is an adult subscription, is an awkward fit even when a link-out is technically described. Veyro’s terms allow the destination when you may publish it, and the optional 18+ prompt sits on the link that needs it. You still cannot involve anyone 17 or under, and you still follow the law where you operate. Veyro does not host the subscription site.
Neither comparison is a claim that Beacons will ban you, or that Veyro will make Instagram indifferent. Beacons decides Beacons accounts. Instagram decides Instagram accounts. Veyro decides what a visit to a Veyro address receives.
| Topic | Veyro | Beacons |
|---|---|---|
| Adult destinations | Terms allow an adult destination when you are allowed to publish it where you operate. An optional 18+ confirmation can sit on that link. Veyro hosts the page and the redirect, not the destination site. | Beacons’ public community standards allow a link to legal adult content when the Beacons page itself stays suitable for all ages and the sensitive-content notice is on. Other Beacons documents restrict explicit material and adult subscriptions in commerce or messaging. Confirm the current standard on Beacons. |
| Instagram visit | Deep Link Pro. Inside Instagram, people see a blank cream page and the phone’s Open or Cancel sheet, then Safari or the real browser. It does not get flagged on account status. Veyro does not promise that Instagram will keep an account. | A normal https address. Instagram decides whether that address opens in its in-app browser. Veyro does not describe how their pages behave inside Instagram. |
| Bot shield | On by default on paid plans, for bots, VPNs, and proxies. Off on the free plan. You can turn it off in Account. Instagram Deep Open stays safe. | Not listed on their public plan cards. Confirm with them if you need a specific control. |
| Media kit and email | Not a Veyro product. The page is a name, a note, and links. | Publicly central. Free lists a media kit and a small email allowance. Higher plans raise email sends. |
| Store | No merch and no seller fee. Destinations point at sites you already use. | Digital products are a published Beacons feature. Their help center lists a 9% transaction fee on Free and Creator, and 0% on Creator Plus and Creator Max. |
| Many creator pages | Agency workspace. One bundle for the house. Talent does not sign in. | Creator Max is positioned for brands, agencies, and managers. Confirm whether that is one page with staff, or many public pages. |
| What you pay for | A fixed count of links for one monthly price. You are not charged per link. | A feature tier: media kit, email sends, a store, and related creator tools. No public per-link price. The free plan lists unlimited links. |
| Paid monthly lists | Free is a 1-link bundle. Paid plans are $11.99, $22.99, $27.99, or $44.99 a month for 30, 60, 120, or 250 links. One price for the bundle. | Free, then Creator $10/mo, Creator Plus $30/mo, Creator Max $90/mo, from Beacons’ help center. A feature tier, not a Veyro-style link count. |
| Custom domain | Paid plans. | Listed on the Creator plan in Beacons’ help center. |
| Share card | Display name, short note, and portrait. | Public pages unfurl. Exact fields are theirs. Their help mentions favicons and site titles on paid plans. |
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Illustrative public list prices in USD, monthly billing, as commonly published — not a quote, and not an affiliation. Veyro’s figures are the live catalog: Free, then $11.99, $22.99, $27.99, or $44.99 a month. Linktree’s pricing page shows local currency; typical published monthly lists are Starter $8, Pro $15, and Premium $35 (annual lists are often lower). Beacons’ help center lists Creator $10, Creator Plus $30, and Creator Max $90 per month. Plans, fees, and regional prices change. Read each company’s current page before you buy.
Opening the page from Instagram
A Beacons URL in a bio is an https link. Instagram chooses the in-app browser for ordinary links. This page will not invent a Beacons setting that changes that, because it is not on the plan cards we are willing to cite.
On Veyro, Deep Link Pro is the Instagram path. Blank cream sits behind Open and Cancel. Safari, or the real browser, loads the page after Open. The behavior does not get flagged on account status. TikTok can hold the same address. TikTok’s rules for outbound links remain TikTok’s. The 18+ prompt, when you enable it, meets the visitor on the destination that needs it, after they have reached your page.
Bot shield on a paid Veyro plan is the control for bots, VPNs, and proxies. It defaults on when you upgrade, and Account can turn it off. It does not rewrite a caption, and it does not hide a link from a person who opened the page in a normal browser. Beacons’ public pricing emphasizes analytics, email, and transactions. A matching shield is not something this page will assert.
Agencies and managers
Beacons positions Creator Max, at the published $90 monthly list, toward big creators, brands, agencies, and managers, with support and onboarding called out in their materials. Whether that plan is many public link pages under one login is a question for their current plan grid. Quote their page, not this one, for the seat count.
Veyro’s agency answer is concrete. One workspace. Each model or creator is a page with a handle and a display name. Talent does not create a password. The bundle you buy is how many pages the house holds: 1, 30, 60, 120, or 250. Insights, links, and appearance stay in the portal. A custom domain can replace the veyro.bio host on a paid page once DNS is verified.
How to choose without a slogan
Pick Beacons if you will use the media kit, the email allowance, and the store, and if their adult-content standard matches what you publish. Pick Veyro if the public page is the product: adult destinations you are allowed to run, an 18+ prompt, Deep Open, bot shield on paid plans, layouts you can actually name, and a workspace when the roster grows.
You can also use both for different jobs, as long as each bio line points somewhere you mean. Many creators keep a business inbox on one tool and the public fan link on another. Veyro will not scrape a Beacons page for you. Add the destinations yourself, in the order you want them seen.
Questions
How much is Beacons compared with Veyro?
Beacons’ help center lists Creator at $10 a month, Creator Plus at $30, and Creator Max at $90. Veyro lists $11.99, $22.99, $27.99, and $44.99 for bundles of 30, 60, 120, and 250 links. The products are priced for different jobs. Both lists can change.
Does Beacons allow OnlyFans links?
Beacons’ community standards allow linking out to legal adult content when the page itself is suitable for all ages and the sensitive-content notice is on. Other Beacons documents restrict explicit material and adult subscriptions. Confirm both before you rely on them. Veyro does not speak for Beacons.
Does Veyro include a media kit or email sends?
No. Those are Beacons strengths. Veyro is the public page, the redirect, insights, and the workspace.
Does Veyro charge a transaction fee?
No. There is no store. Beacons’ help center lists 9% on Free and Creator, and 0% on Creator Plus and Creator Max, for their own product sales. Payment processors still charge their own fees on any destination that takes money.
Can a manager run every model on Veyro?
Yes. Open an agency workspace. Each model gets a handle and a display name, without a separate sign-in. The paid bundle is the number of pages in the house.