A tidy link in bio for the UK.

Independent makers and market traders

Potters, bakers and print studios share a catalogue, the markets they will be at this month and a way to order.

Musicians, comedians and creators

Gig dates, ticket links, videos and a place for supporters to chip in sit together instead of across five apps.

Tradespeople and freelancers

Hairdressers, electricians, designers and coaches show their work, their area and a simple button to message them.

Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and WhatsApp account for most of the conversation, with Etsy and eBay common for shopping. Put your zona in a bio and it becomes the page where all those visitors land and decide what to do next.

The Zona store lets you sell with your own Stripe or PayPal account, so you keep what you earn apart from your processor’s fees; Zona charges no commission. Add payment links or a QR code to the donations block if you accept tips. VAT depends on your turnover and your situation.

Imagine a ceramicist in Bristol who sells at three markets a month and takes commissions by direct message. Her zona lists the next market dates, shows a handful of pieces with prices, and adds a message button for custom orders. Before Christmas she schedules a link to a last-order-date notice that switches on by itself. Anyone arriving from her Instagram bio sees where to meet her, what is available and how to order, and she spends her evenings at the wheel rather than answering the same three questions.