For freelancers
A digital business card for freelancers
As a freelancer you are the product. Every proposal, every cold email, every conference badge sends someone looking for you online — and what they find decides whether you get a reply. A helllo.me page gives you one link that shows who you are, what you do, and how to reach you.
In short
Claim yourname.helllo.me, add your bio, rates context and contact details, and share one link everywhere. Free to start, about three minutes to set up, no website to maintain.
Why a freelancer needs more than a social profile
A LinkedIn profile belongs to LinkedIn, an Instagram bio holds one link, and a PDF portfolio goes out of date the moment you send it. None of them rank for your own name. A page on your own subdomain is indexed by Google, readable by AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity, and stays yours when a platform changes its rules. It is also the one thing you can put on an invoice, a proposal footer and a QR code without it looking improvised.
How freelancers actually use it
The link in every pitch
Put it in your email signature and proposal footer. A prospect who wants to check you out lands on something you controlled, not a stale search result.
A QR code on printed material
Business cards, invoices, a sticker on your laptop. One scan and the client has your contact details saved — no typing, no transcription errors.
Your name in search results
The page is indexed with structured data, so searching your name returns something current and professional instead of whatever ranks by accident.
One link across platforms
Instagram, X, LinkedIn and Discord all allow one link. Point them all at the same page and change what is behind it whenever your focus shifts.
What you get
Your own subdomain, a template you pick rather than design, built-in SEO and structured data, a shareable QR code, and analytics that tell you whether anyone actually opened it. Private cards and full analytics are part of the paid plan.
Questions freelancers ask
Do I need my own domain?
No. You get yourname.helllo.me, which is yours to share immediately. There is nothing to register, configure or renew.
Is this a replacement for a portfolio site?
For many freelancers, yes — especially early on, or when the work itself lives on Behance, GitHub or Dribbble. Your page becomes the front door that points at all of it.
What does it cost to start?
Nothing. The free plan gives you one card with one template. Pro removes the watermark, unlocks all templates, private cards and full analytics.