I wanted my link-in-bio page to be the smallest thing that could do the job, so I built one. On linkring, a published page is a static HTML file on a CDN, and the renderer holds it to a budget before writing it: under 10 KB, at most 134 elements, no script tags, no third-party requests, and every link a plain <a>. It works with JavaScript off.

On 18 September I measured ten link-in-bio pages on a throttled slow 4G phone. My own page has eleven links and an avatar. It took 8 KB over 2 requests and painted in 0.40 s, while five of the other nine transferred more than a megabyte. The method and every row are at linkring.co/docs/measured.

Clicks are counted with the ping attribute on each link, so the page needs no script and no visitor is identified. It costs US$5 a month or US$50 a year, your own domain is included, and export gives you the JSON and the static files.