The whole shop, behind one link.
The menu, the hours, the map and the bookings, answered before anyone has to DM you. In the bio, on Google, on the door.
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Live before the lunch rush
Type your handle
The Instagram or TikTok your customers already found you on. That's all we ask.
Yoink AI drafts the shop
Menu, hours, find us, your photos, in a world that fits the room. About 30 seconds.
One link everywhere
The bio, the Google profile, the QR on the door. All of them land on the same page.
Everything a customer checks, in the order they check it
The menu, the hours, then where you are: that's the order people ask, so it's the order of the cards. All of it ships free.
The menu on rows
Today's prices, readable on any phone. Not a 14 MB PDF. Changed the roast? Change the row.
Hours they can trust
LUNCH and DINNER on one switch, in your own words. Bank holiday? One row, edited from the bus.
The map, the phone, the chat
Directions, the call and the WhatsApp, one row each. The door answers itself.
Bookings paid up front
The counter, the class, the big table: card up front, so no-shows stop being your problem.
What's on this week
The cupping, the roast, the supper club. Edited from the till in under a minute.
Praise you can point at
The write-ups and the award, set like an index. Quiet, checkable proof.
Gift cards & subscriptions
The gift dinner, beans by mail every month. 3% only on page sales, never at the till or on delivery apps.
A mailer for the regulars
What's on the bar this week, straight to inboxes you own. No algorithm between you.
Change it once.
It's changed everywhere.
The soup, the Saturday hours, the number by the till. Edit the row once, from the counter or the bus home, and the page, the QR on the door and every bio your link sits in are already current.
No reprints. No menu-in-highlights.
Soup of the day
The page current
The QR taped to the door 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 kit: menu, hours, find us, the room, what's on, people say
- Your own yo.ink/your.shop
- Every theme world in the wardrobe
- Sell on your page at 3% per sale, never at the till or on delivery apps
- 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
- The signature comes off
- For when the bookings fill the book
No setup fees, cancel whenever, your customers stay yours. Full detail on the pricing page.
Quick answers
What should a restaurant or café put in its Instagram bio?
One or two lines and a single link. People tap a food business’s bio wanting the menu, the address and the hours, in that order; a yo.ink link holds all three, plus the way to book, behind one line, so the bio stays clean and the link does the talking. The same link works on TikTok and printed on the door.
Do I need a website for my shop?
You need one link where a customer can read today’s menu or price list, check the hours, find the door and book, in under a minute; a full website is optional. A Yoink page does that job without the monthly bill or the site you last updated at Christmas, and it lives happily in every bio and every profile you own.
Can customers book and pay through it?
Yes. A table for the tasting night, the chef’s counter, a class: each is a bookable slot with payment or a deposit taken up front, which is how no-shows stop being your problem. It takes the booking and the money; it doesn’t try to replace a full table-management system on day one.
Does it work with my Google Business Profile?
Anywhere a link goes, this link goes: the website and menu slots on your Google profile, the appointment link, your WhatsApp auto-reply, the QR on the door. Edit the page once and every one of those placements lands somewhere current, because they all point at the same address.
Can I put the menu on it without a PDF?
That’s the point. The menu is rows with prices: readable on any phone, no pinching, no 14 MB download. Sections are stacked cards (the counter, the case, sweet), and a price change is one row edited from the till, not a reprint.
Is Yoink free for local businesses?
Yes, while we’re early. Early shops get the whole kit (menu, hours, find us, the room, what’s on, people say) free on their own yo.ink link, and keep that deal when prices rise for later signups. Selling through the page costs early users 3% per sale; the till, the card machine and your delivery apps are never touched. Pro ($5/mo early price, locked for life) sells at 0%.
Can I sell gift cards, subscriptions or delivery?
Gift cards and subscriptions, yes: a gift dinner for two, beans by mail every month, a monthly blow-dry, all with payment up front. Delivery stays with your delivery apps; your Find us card links out to any of them, one row each.
We’re a café by day and a bar by night. Which are we?
One shop, one link. The hours card carries a two-sided switch you label yourself (LUNCH and DINNER, DAY and NIGHT), the menu is as many cards as you have menus, and the world changes the light whenever you do. The switch words are a field, not a feature, so nobody has to approve your vocabulary.
Start free. Live before the lunch rush.
Type the handle. Yoink AI drafts the shop, you fix the prices, and the link goes in the bio, on Google and on the door.
North Roast, The Long Table and Fade House are demos, not clients; their addresses, numbers, prices and press are fictional. Photography: Pexels.