One link in bio for Israel.

Cafés, studios and makers

A coffee roaster in Haifa or a ceramicist in Jerusalem can list products, prices and the quickest way to place an order or arrange a pickup.

Musicians and online creators

Bands, stand-up performers and video makers keep show dates, clips and ways to support them side by side on one page.

Developers, designers and consultants

Tel Aviv’s many freelancers show a portfolio to clients at home and abroad, with one clear route for starting a conversation.

WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Telegram are widely used, and many deals are closed by message. Your zona is the page you link from each profile so visitors see everything first.

In the Zona store you take payments with your own accounts, such as Stripe or PayPal where available, with no commission from Zona. Payment details or a QR code can be shown in the donations block. VAT rules depend on your business.

Imagine a photographer in Tel Aviv who works with couples and small businesses and spends hours answering the same questions about packages. Her zona presents the packages, a gallery, a calendar link and a WhatsApp button. A scheduled link opens booking for the wedding season. Potential clients from the bio see styles and prices first, then message, so conversations start further along. If you work in Hebrew, English or both, you write each text in whichever language you prefer; the page never forces a single choice. You can order your links so the one you most want opened comes first, and move the rest below it as your priorities change through the year.