How to Put Your Shop, Bookings and Freebies on One Bio Page
You can put your shop, your bookings and your freebies on one bio page by building each one as its own page first (a checkout, a booking page with a service menu, a lead magnet that collects an email) and then arranging those pages as rows on a single link-in-bio page. In the Viralyze app this is the default: anything you create, whether it is a product, a session or a free PDF, can be placed on the bio page or sent by Auto-DM, with no separate tools to connect.
Can one bio page hold a shop, bookings and freebies together?
Yes, and it should, because your followers do not think in categories. The person who downloads your free checklist today is the person who books your session next week and buys your course next month. One page keeps them in one place.
The trick is that each row must open something that works on its own: a checkout that takes UPI, a booking page that shows real availability, a download that asks for an email. The bio page is only the menu.
Step by step: putting all three on one page
1. Create your shop items. In Viralyze, add a digital download, a physical product, a course or a 1:1 session; each gets a checkout page with 0% platform fee. 2. Create your booking page. Add main services and add-ons, set the format (in person, Google Meet, phone or WhatsApp call), and connect Google Calendar once so busy slots are blocked. 3. Create your freebie. Upload a PDF or write a guide, and switch on email collection so it works as a lead magnet. 4. Open the link-in-bio page and arrange the rows: freebie, booking, shop, or whichever order fits your current push. 5. Put the bio page link in your Instagram profile. Done.
Each row now reports its own tap count, so you can see whether people are downloading, booking or buying.
How should the three types be ordered?
Put the row that matches your current content at the top, then the row that captures contacts, then the rest. There is no universal order; there is only the order that fits what you posted this week.
A simple rule many creators use:
- Running a launch? Shop row first.
- Quiet month? Freebie first, to grow the contacts list.
- Fully booked next week? Move bookings down and the course up.
A concrete example: a yoga teacher's combined page
Consider a yoga teacher who runs online classes, sells a recorded beginner programme and gives away a morning routine PDF. Her single bio page reads:
1. Free: 10-minute Morning Routine PDF (email required) 2. Book a private session: 60 min ₹1,200, add-on breathwork 15 min ₹300, Google Meet 3. Beginner Programme, 21 recorded classes, ₹1,999 4. This week's reel: hip openers for desk workers
The booking row uses a service menu, so a student can tick the private session and the breathwork add-on and the duration and price combine automatically. Payment is taken upfront with UPI, a WhatsApp reminder goes out before the class, and the Google Meet link is added to the calendar invite. All of that lives behind one row on the bio page.
What happens to the contacts from each row?
They all land in one contacts list with a source tag, so you can tell who came from the freebie, who booked and who bought. In Viralyze this list includes leads from Auto-DMs, links and bookings, and you can export it to CSV at any time.
Frequently asked questions
**Do I need a separate booking tool if my bio page has bookings?** No. The booking page syncs two-way with Google Calendar, respects days off and buffers, and takes payment upfront, so it replaces a separate scheduler for most creators.
**Can I sell a physical product from the same page as my freebie?** Yes. Physical products get a checkout page like downloads and courses do, and all of them can sit on the same bio page.
**Will adding a new product mean rebuilding the page?** No. New products, sessions and freebies can be added to the existing page as rows, and you reorder them whenever you like.
Start your 7-day free trial of Viralyze today, no card needed, and put your shop, bookings and freebies on one page this afternoon.