The link that books the date.
Your packages, what's in them, and the dates you have left. They pick one, they pay, the day is held. Before the DM goes cold.
Your page could look like this by tonight
Free templates built for the people who work the day: photographers, videographers, DJs. Every card is a live page. Open one, scroll it, make it yours.
A short link that looks premium
yo.ink/you fits any bio and reads like a brand, not a URL.
Live before the next inquiry
Type your handle
The Instagram or TikTok couples already find you on. That's all we ask.
Yoink AI drafts the page
Your work, your packages, your dates and the way to book. About 30 seconds.
Send it everywhere
The bio, the reply to every inquiry, the directory listing, the bottom of the quote.
Everything they ask before they book you
What it costs, what they get, which dates are left: the three questions, answered on the page in that order. All of it ships free.
Packages, priced in public
Half day, full day, two shooters: a card each. Money up front, 3% only on page sales, never on cash or transfers you take yourself.
The date held when they pay
Booking and payment are one tap, so the calendar fills with paid days, not maybes. Pro takes a deposit instead of the full fee.
One link answers the inquiry
Price, what's included, availability. Paste the link once instead of typing the same reply all season.
The film plays on the page
They watch where they landed, then scroll straight into the prices. No player, no shared drive, no login.
What they get, in writing
Hours on the day, edited images, how long delivery takes, how far you travel. One row each.
Add-ons sold at checkout
The extra hour, the second shooter, the album. Offered on the way to paying, one tap to add.
Proof they can check
The venues you have worked, the planners you work with, the words a couple sent after. Quiet and checkable.
The inquiry list is yours
Emails collected on your page, so next season's dates go to the people who already asked.
Move a date once.
It's moved everywhere.
A Saturday goes. A package changes. The travel fee moves. Edit it once and your page, the link you paste into every inquiry and every bio it sits in are already current.
No price list from last season doing the rounds of a group chat.
Open dates
The page current
The link in every reply current
Every bio the link sits in current
Early pricing. Locked when you claim.
Free while we're early, and the deal is grandfathered: prices rise for later signups, yours stays where you claimed it.
Free · early pricing
$0 / month
- The whole vendor kit: packages, dates, films, galleries, bookings
- Your own yo.ink/your.studio
- Every starter theme in the wardrobe
- Take bookings at 3% per sale, never on cash or bank transfers
- Yours for good: later price rises skip you
- A small Yoink signature at the foot
Pro · early pricing
$5 / month
- Everything in Free
- 0% on page sales
- Locked for life: later signups pay $19/mo, you never will
- Deposits: hold part now, collect the rest on the day
- Every booking on your Google Calendar, and the signature comes off
No setup fees, cancel whenever, your couples and your work stay yours. Full detail on the pricing page.
Quick answers
Can I take money up front to hold a date?
Yes, and it is the whole point. A date is a bookable card: they pick it, they pay, the day is held the moment it clears. On the free plan the fee is paid in full at booking. Pro adds deposits, so you can hold part of it now, set the window where a cancellation is still refundable, and collect the rest on the day.
How do inquiries turn into bookings without the back and forth?
Most inquiries are the same three questions: what does it cost, what do I get, are you free. Put the answers on the page and your reply becomes one link. The ones who are serious book themselves; the ones who were price-checking never fill your inbox.
Can I put all my packages on one link?
Yes. Half day, full day, two shooters, ceremony only: one card each, with what is included and what it costs written on it. Add-ons like an extra hour or an album are offered at checkout, so the upsell happens without a phone call.
Do I need a website to get booked for weddings?
You need one link where somebody can see your work, read the packages and hold a date in under a minute. A Yoink page does that job without the monthly bill or the site you last touched two seasons ago, and it works in the bio, in a reply, and on a directory listing.
Can I show films and galleries on it?
Yes. Your film plays on the page itself and your best frames sit under it, so nobody has to leave to a player or a shared drive. That is usually what decides it: they watch, then they scroll straight into the prices.
What if I travel, or the venue is two hours away?
Booking cards carry the address or the meeting link, and travel is either priced into a package or sold as an add-on card. Your hours, notice period and the gap you keep between jobs are settings, so nobody books you for a Saturday you are already driving across.
What does it cost, and what comes off a booking?
The page is free while we’re early, and the deal is grandfathered: prices rise for later signups, yours stays where you claimed it. Taking money on your page costs early users 3% per sale, and nothing else; cash, bank transfers and invoices you send yourself are never touched. Pro ($5/mo early price, locked for life, $19/mo for later signups) takes 0% and adds deposits.
I have four weddings a year so far. Is this for me?
Especially you. Four dates a year is four inboxes full of the same questions, and one link answers them while you are shooting the third one. Start with one package and your best film; add the rest as the season fills.
Start free. Live before the next inquiry.
Type the handle you already have. Yoink AI drafts the page, you fix the prices, and the link goes out with tonight's reply.
The Copper Room, Bloom & Stem and The Long Table are demos, not clients; the studios, their clients, prices and dates are fictional. Photography: Pexels.