Yoink for models
The only link a model needs.
Your book, your comp card, your digitals, your agencies and the address that books you, carried by one clean yo.ink link that looks art-directed. Stop stuffing your bio. Send one link.
Free while we’re early · no card · live before your coffee lands
New facesEditorialRunwayCommercial Freelance
The situation
You’re the most visual person you know. Your links aren’t.
Right now your career lives in three apps that don’t talk to each other.
The PDF comp card
Stale the day you change your hair.
Here: always current, and still a tidy PDF when a booker asks.
The button list
Not one photograph. For a face, that’s a crime.
Here: your link opens on your book.
The website builder
A bill, and a lost weekend of dragging boxes.
Here: fill it in like a form. A world dresses it.
The kit
Everything a booker scrolls for, in the order they scroll.
Six cards made for modeling: filled in by you, dressed by your world. This is what’s on Vera’s page.
The comp card
A comp card that’s never out of date.
Height, bust, waist, hips, shoes, dress, hair, eyes, set in type like a printed zed card, in the order bookers expect. One tap flips centimeters to inches, because Paris reads cm and New York reads inches.
Change a number once and it’s changed everywhere: the card, the page, the PDF a booker downloads. Nothing to re-export, nothing to re-send.
The book
Your book, on a link with your name on it.
Your strongest looks, swipeable and full-bleed, not a blue link out to somebody else’s website. Reorder in seconds when the book gets stronger; the strip shows when it was last fed.
New faces: three honest digitals count as a book. Start there.
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08+16MoreEighteen seconds that book runway.
Your walk or reel sits right under your card, wearing your world until someone taps play. The thing a runway booking actually turns on.
0:18Every board you’re on, mother agency first.
Your representation, city by city, and the one address that actually books you, one tap away at the bottom.
Covers and stories, read like an index.
Campaigns, editorials, press, set like the index of a printed magazine. Quiet, devastating proof.
The casting director’s first question, answered.
In Paris now, Tokyo in October. Where you are and where you’ll be, live at the top of your page, before anyone has to ask.
Digitals
Digitals that show their date.
A proof-sheet row with the shot date printed on the frames, so a booker knows they’re fresh, unretouched and really you. New season, one upload, done.
Full length
Front
Three-quarter
SmileOne edit
Fix it once. It’s fixed everywhere.
New hair. A sharper hip number. A new mother agency. Edit the field once. Your page, your card and the PDF are already current, everywhere your link has ever been pasted. No re-exports. No “old card” floating around Milan.
Hips
Her page current
The comp-card PDF current
Every bio her link sits in current
The bio
Give your bio its air back.
The agencies, the booking email, the “comp card on request”: all of it moves behind the link, and every board gets a proper row instead of a crammed @. Your bio goes back to one line. Works the same on TikTok. Go on, tap each link and watch where it lands.
Vera Laine
Model
MODEL 📍 Paris · Tokyo · Milan mother agency @nordmodels @ateliermgmt · @keimodels.tokyo · @modeandco ✉️ mgmt.veralaine@gmail.com · DM open comp card + rates on request!!
Five lines of admin, and the book still lives somewhere else.…and the click lands on more buttons.
Vera Laine
Model
Model · Paris
One line. The boards, the card, the book, all behind the link.…and the click lands on the book itself.
The wardrobe
Dressed by a world, not by a template.
Pick a world and the whole page dresses itself: the type, the color, the grain on the photographs. Noir is editorial black and champagne. Gallery is cream and quiet serif. Change worlds any morning; your content never moves.
The templates
Start from a page like yours.
Every model and creator page in the gallery ships filled: photographs, rates, a book, a comp card. Pick the one closest to the work you do and correct it into your own, or start from a blank page and let a world dress whatever you build.
Every card is a live demo page, not a screenshot: open one and scroll it. See them in the gallery, where every other trade is one chip over.
The work
Booked for more than runway.
Starting models get hired for far more than shows. Put the work you’re ready for on your page, and clients arrive with a proper brief instead of a “rates?” DM.
Paid bookings
The shoots that pay rent.
On-location or studio work that fits your experience and your boundaries. You set both.
- E-commerce and catalog
- Commercial and lifestyle
- Beauty, hair, hands and parts
UGC and product content
No audience required.
Remote packages brands buy on the strength of your work, not your follower count. Shot at home, delivered from your page.
- Product demos and try-ons
- UGC video and product photos
- Raw clips and creative variations
Events and brand deals
The right ask, from the right client.
Your page shows the partnerships you take, so nobody has to guess and the good requests find you.
- Promo and event shifts
- Brand collaborations
- Media-kit and social content requests
Your rules
Every request is an inquiry. Never a booking.
You choose what you offer, where you work and how clients reach you. A request lands as a brief you can accept, counter or decline. Nothing is booked until you say so.
New inquiry · via yo.ink/vera.laine
Two videos · organic social · 3 months
Offer $450 · delivery in 5 days
Accept, counter or decline your call
The money
Bookable. Bankable.
Sell your time with the money up front: test shoots for photographers building their book, digitals days, walk coaching. No chasing, no awkward rate DMs. Paid before the shoot, not after.
And promote what you’re in: the partner code from your last campaign, the preset pack, the drop, dressed like the rest of your page instead of a naked swipe-up. Plus a quiet email list for casting updates that belongs to you, not the algorithm.
Selling costs early users 3% per sale, only on your page. Bookings and agency pay are never touched. Pro sells at 0%.
Test Shoot (Half-Day) Two looks, studio or last light. For photographers building a book. $350 
Comp Card & Digitals (PDF) This month’s card and the unretouched digitals behind it. Free, for casting. FREE The lineup
The old stack vs. your link.
| The job | PDF comp card | Button list | Website builder | Your yo.ink link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opens on your photos | If you build it | Your book, up top | ||
| Comp card, cm ⇄ in | Static | By hand | Built in | |
| PDF when a booker asks | It is one, and it ages | Always the current one | ||
| Digitals with shot dates | By hand | Proof-sheet row | ||
| Where you’ll be, city & dates | Live at the top | |||
| Booking contact up top | On the card | A button | Contact page | One tap, right agency |
| Paid shoots & coaching | Paid add-ons | Plugins | Money up front | |
| Brand codes & collabs | Plain buttons | By hand | Dressed like the page | |
| One edit updates everything | Re-export | Re-publish | The whole point | |
| The bill | Free, goes stale | Free, then upsells | $16–25 a month | Free for early users · Pro $5, locked for life |
“Button list” and “website builder” are the categories, not any one brand; most tools in them are lovely at other jobs. This one is modeling.
The price
Early pricing. Locked when you claim.
We’re new, and the people who join while we’re new keep this deal. Prices rise for later signups; grandfathered accounts stay exactly where they are.
Free · early pricing
$0 / month
- The whole kit: book, card, digitals, walk, people, places
- Your own yo.ink/your.name
- Every world in the wardrobe
- Sell on your page at 3% per sale, never on bookings or agency pay
- 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 compound
Numbers straight: no setup fees, cancel whenever, your photos stay yours, and today’s pricing locks to your account the day you claim. Full detail on the pricing page.
Asked constantly
Quick answers.
What is a digital comp card?
A digital comp card is a model’s composite card, your stats and four to six key shots, served as a live web page instead of a printed card or a PDF, so it is always current and opens from a link. On Yoink it sits on your page, flips between cm and inches, and still downloads as a PDF when a booker wants one.
What goes on a model comp card?
A comp card carries your name, agency, height, bust, waist, hips, shoe size, dress size, and hair and eye color, alongside one headshot and three to five looks. Yoink lays those fields out for you in the order bookers expect, in both centimeters and inches. Nothing to design.
Do agencies still want a PDF or printed card?
Often, yes: plenty of bookers still ask for a PDF or a printed card at castings. Yoink generates the PDF straight from your live card, so the file a booker downloads always matches your current stats. There is no v7-final-FINAL.
What should a model put in her Instagram bio?
Keep it to one or two lines: your city or market, your agency if you have one, and a single link that carries the rest. A Yoink link holds your book, comp card, digitals and booking contact behind that one line. The bio stays clean and the link does the talking. Every agency @ you’re juggling gets a proper row on the page instead.
Do I need a website to be a model?
You need one link where a booker can see your book, your stats and how to reach you in under a minute; a full website is optional. A Yoink page does that job without the monthly bill or the weekend of building, and it lives happily in every bio you own.
Is Yoink free for models?
Yes, while we’re early. Early users get the whole model kit (book, comp card, digitals, agencies, travel dates) free on their own yo.ink link, and keep that deal when prices rise for later signups. Selling something on your page costs early users 3% per sale, never your bookings or agency pay; Pro ($5/mo early price, locked for life) sells at 0% and removes the small Yoink signature.
Can I promote brand deals and sell things on it?
Yes. Partner codes, drops, preset packs and your UGC rate card sit on the same page as your book, and you can sell time, like test shoots or walk coaching, with payment taken up front. It all wears your world, so promo never cheapens the page.
I’m a new face with no book yet. Is this for me?
Especially you. Clean digitals, honest stats and a way to reach you are exactly what scouts look at first, before tears, before tests. Start with the comp card and four digitals; add shots as they come. Your link grows with the book.