Your link in bio, Kiwi style.
Tour operators in Queenstown, makers in Wellington and musicians in Auckland all share the same problem: too many places to point people. Zona is one.
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Who uses Zona in New Zealand
- Tourism and outdoor businesses
- Guides and rental shops list tours, locations and a booking or message button for visitors planning ahead.
- Makers and cafés
- Small producers share products, markets and opening hours on a page that is easy to update.
- Creators and freelancers
- Photographers, musicians and coaches gather their work and let people contact them quickly.
Networks and apps people use in New Zealand
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube lead local discovery, and many bookings start with a message. Put your zona in a bio and visitors can see your links and your store without hunting around.
How to get paid and sell from New Zealand
With the Zona store you take payments on your own Stripe or PayPal account and Zona charges no commission. Tips can be shown through payment links or a QR code. GST depends on your situation, so check it for your business.
A starting point for Kiwi tour operators
Imagine a small kayak tour company in the Marlborough Sounds that gets the same questions each week: what to bring, how long it takes and what the weather policy is. Their zona answers those on one page, lists tour times and prices and has a button for bookings. A scheduled link announces the summer season. A visitor from the bio can plan a trip without sending a single message, and the guides spend their time on the water.
Questions about Zona in New Zealand
Is Zona free in New Zealand?
Yes. The free plan has unlimited links. Paid plans are billed through PayPal.
Can I connect a .nz domain?
Yes. Pro and Business plans allow a domain you already own.
Can overseas visitors use it?
Yes. Your zona is a normal web address that works from anywhere.
Can I explain my weather policy?
Yes. Put it in your text or in a short FAQ so visitors see it before they book.