Answers to the questions creators actually ask.
Short, direct answers about pricing, publishing, analytics, custom domains, and Premium Naming. If you are deciding whether pers.ws fits your workflow, start here.
What is pers.ws?
Pers.ws is a web app for creators who want a polished personal site without the clutter of a typical link-in-bio tool. It combines a minimalist profile, tracked passthrough links, structured published pages, and premium naming for shorter addresses.
What is included in Free versus Creator?
Free keeps the essentials polished: a public profile shell plus direct website and social links. Creator adds premium themes, tracked links, and custom SEO controls with richer search and social settings.
Which plan should I choose for tracked links and analytics?
Choose Creator if you want tracked passthrough links and premium themes. Pro is the step up when you also want the native analytics dashboard or custom Google Analytics and Tag Manager loaders.
Which plan includes custom domains, custom code, and private files?
Studio is the plan for custom domains, structured custom code, and private file delivery. It also includes everything in Pro, including the native analytics dashboard, plus 20 AI page-agent calls each month.
How does Premium Naming work?
Premium Naming is a separate annual add-on. It is required for 4 to 6 character names, so most people complete onboarding with a standard name first and then add Premium Naming if they still want the shorter address.
Can I publish more than a simple profile page?
Yes. Pers.ws supports structured published pages in addition to the classic profile shell. Those pages are built from blocks like hero, text, image, embed, audio, video, link lists, socials, dividers, and downloads.
Can pers.ws pages be password protected?
Yes. Pers.ws supports password-protected pages for creators who need gated content instead of a fully public document.
Can I use Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager?
Yes. Pro and Studio include custom Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager loaders. Studio also adds structured custom code on custom domains for broader integrations when you need them.