Comparison
BagThat vs the DIY link list
A link-in-bio tool holds links. It doesn't find your deals, post them, or clean them up when they expire — that part is still your day job.
BagThat · $47/mo
One link, always current
- One storefront link for your bio, stories, and DMs
- Fresh Amazon promo code deals loaded daily, automatically
- Expired offers removed automatically — no dead links
- Your Amazon Associates tag on every product link
- Links open in the Amazon app with your tag attached
- Visitor analytics so you know what your audience clicks
Link-in-bio list · free–$29/mo
47 links, maintained by you
- You hunt promo codes and post every deal as its own link
- 4–5 hours a day of sourcing, posting, and updating
- Expired deals stay live until you remove them by hand
- A viral post from last week points at a dead deal
- Cheaper — because the tool does none of the work
A link list stores your work. BagThat does it.
Common questions
Why not just post each deal as its own link?
Because it doesn't scale. Posting deals one at a time means 4–5 hours a day of hunting codes and updating links, and every post that goes viral late points at a dead deal. One auto-updating storefront link replaces all of it.
Will Instagram flag my BagThat link?
BagThat is not a link-list tool. Your link points to your own branded storefront — a real website on your own subdomain or custom domain — which social platforms treat as a normal website, not a redirect chain.
What happens to old deals?
Expired offers are removed from your storefront automatically, so a follower who clicks a week-old post still lands on a page full of live deals.