Julip

What Julip is

Julip is a no-code "website-in-bio" for freelancers, creators and visual professionals who want more than a list of links. The home page pitch is blunt: "Other link-in-bios are one sad page. We're a whole dang website. Live by lunch." The FAQ describes it as "a simple, no-code portfolio and business hub for creators, freelancers, and service providers" that lets you "showcase your work, list your services, highlight your favorite products, and receive inquiries or payments, all from a single link." One Julip page holds an about section, a portfolio, a services menu, a shop for digital products, an email collector and booking links. It is built for the solo operator who sells a service or a download and wants one address for an Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn bio.

What you build and how

A Julip page is a single branded site made from sections. The home page lists the building blocks as Booking Tool, About Page, Portfolio, Digital Products, Email Collector and Services Menu, and the feature list adds a visual storefront ("No more long list of ugly links"), a sales page "To dive deeper into your offerings," a testimonials block to "add rave reviews of past client success," an FAQ section, unlimited links to external sites and analytics to "See what's performing best to improve your marketing strategy." The company's blog adds high-res image grids, native services pricing menus, automated calendar appointment scheduling, digital product checkouts and custom color and font layouts.

The editor is described as "fully no-code and plug and play." The FAQ says "All you need to do is add your content. Julip handles the layout, formatting, spacing, and responsive design automatically." If you already know what goes in your About section, Portfolio, Services list and Shop, you "copy and paste your info into Julip's templates," and most users set up in minutes. Template and brand customization lets you "Make it your own with your exact brand colors." Pages are "Mobile + Desktop Friendly" without extra work, and the home page "GUARANTEED" that a portfolio "will ALWAYS look perfect" on mobile, desktop and tablet.

Portfolio. The portfolio can "Automatically sync your best content in seconds" and holds work examples as photos, videos and case studies. The FAQ says viewers need no login to see it, it "loads instantly, works on any device," and you update it in real time. For UGC creators, the FAQ suggests organizing videos by niche, setting service packages and adding usage rights and deliverables.

Services and payments. You list services "With or without pricing." To take payment, you connect your Stripe account in settings, then choose "Add more info + Checkout" when creating a service, which enables payments directly on the page. The FAQ says "Julip takes 0%. With Julip, you keep 100% of what you make."

Booking. "Create calendar links and get paid." The home page says you can "Offer paid or free calls right on Julip," with "No extra tools needed," and the blog says clients "can schedule and pay for sessions directly from your bio link."

Digital products and email. You can sell "Guides, templates, presets, courses directly from your Julip site." Freebies grow an email list: you "Collect emails via freebie and store emails on Julip or connect to your email marketing tool."

Visual storefront and affiliates. The storefront is "a product gallery where you can showcase your favorite items or affiliates in a clean, image-first layout." You paste a product link and "Julip pulls in the product details," then customize images and descriptions, using your own trackable affiliate links. The FAQ says "Unlike many creator platforms that take a percentage of your affiliate earnings, Julip does not." A pinned products section lets you "Sell this valuable space to brands to earn recurring revenue."

Hosting. The FAQ says Julip "can function as your main website" and "does not require hosting, a domain, or any technical setup," because Julip hosts the page.

A service for social media managers. The home page pitches Julip to freelancers as "The fastest way to add 'Build a Website in a Day' to your services," with a free template you send to clients, so a social media manager can build Julip pages for the businesses they manage.

What the pages say about pricing and support

The FAQ says Julip "offers two pricing options." The Annual Plan is "$19/month, billed yearly," and "Includes full access to all premium features at the lowest available price." The Monthly Plan is "$25/month, billed monthly," with the same features. The pricing panel says annual billing saves $72 a year and that you can "Pause or cancel anytime." "All new users can try Julip free for 14 days," and the company's blog adds that no credit card is required. The FAQ notes that "Current pricing reflects Founder Rates and will increase as more features are added," and the pricing panel labels it "LIMITED TIME ONLY! FOUNDER PRICING!"

The company's savings claim is that the "Average user saves $228 per year when they switched to Julip." That is the company's figure.

There is a referral program. Once Stripe is connected, a "Refer a Friend" tab gives you a referral link, and a built-in banner can sit at the bottom of your page; "For every person who signs up through your link, you'll earn $10."

Support is by e-mail at hello@myjulip.com or "instant help through our on-site chatbot." The home page shows users by role, among them an SMM agency owner, a UGC creator and coach, a photographer and filmmaker, a muralist and a social strategist and publicist. The blog describes how Kota, a photographer and filmmaker, uses his page "to display his portfolio, detail his creative capture packages, and take bookings."

Who it suits and who it does not

The FAQ names its audience: UGC creators, influencers, social media managers, online coaches, podcasters, photographers, videographers, freelancers and creators on LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok. It fits a photographer, coach, designer or consultant who needs a portfolio, a priced services list and a way to book paid calls on one page, and a creator who sells a few templates or guides and wants email capture beside them. With no platform cut on sales, the subscription is the main cost.

It is a weaker fit if you want a multi-page website with a large blog and fine control over layout, since Julip handles the layout for you, or if you need a team workflow with several editors. There is no free plan, only the 14-day trial. The company also says founder prices will rise, so $19 or $25 a month today is the current rate rather than a fixed term.