Your link in bio for Sri Lanka.
From Colombo boutiques to Galle guesthouses, customers find you on Instagram and Facebook and ask questions on WhatsApp. Zona puts everything behind one address.
Example with made-up data.
Who uses Zona in Sri Lanka
- Small businesses and guesthouses
- Boutiques, cafés and homestays share products, rooms, photos and a direct message button.
- Creators and musicians
- Artists and content makers gather videos, shows and support links on a single page.
- Freelancers and guides
- Designers, tutors and tour guides show their work and make it easy for people to contact them.
Networks and apps people use in Sri Lanka
Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok are the apps most people use. Your zona is the page you link from them so visitors see your offer before they write.
How to get paid and sell from Sri Lanka
Guesthouses and shops in Sri Lanka often take a deposit by bank transfer, so the donations block can carry your account details or a QR code for exactly that. A store needs a payment account that operates where you live, so confirm what is open to you before setting one up. Zona itself charges nothing on sales.
A starting point for Sri Lankan guesthouses
Think of a small guesthouse near Ella that gets enquiries in several languages about rooms, meals and nearby hikes. Its zona shows photos, rates, a map and a message button, plus a short note on how to get there by train. A scheduled link announces the dry-season dates. A traveller from the bio sees what is on offer and how to reserve, and the owners spend time with guests rather than rewriting the same reply.
Questions about Zona in Sri Lanka
Is Zona free in Sri Lanka?
Yes. The free plan has unlimited links. Paid plans are billed through PayPal.
Can I show bank details for payments?
Yes. The donations block can display transfer details.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro and Business plans.
Can I add a note on how to arrive?
Yes. Put directions in your text and link to a map so guests can find you easily.