Inlink (also written as Link in the materials) is positioned as "your website, your web developer, all in one place," primarily aimed at ordinary small business websites like Main Street, helping users build or migrate business websites and use AI to complete subsequent updates.
In terms of use, Inlink offers two starting paths: first, "Build me a new website," where users tell Link about their business, and Link writes, designs, and builds the entire website; second, "Move my current website," where Link first checks the public pages of the existing website for free, shows the scope of migration and the price, and only begins making a private copy after the user approves the purchase. Users only need to answer six questions about their business, and Link will generate a private website draft for review. Users can start even without an existing website, and nothing will be published without the user's approval.
Main capabilities include: website building and migration, website hosting, SSL, security monitoring, and allowing Link to modify the website through conversations within the account (for example, adjusting business hours, changing images, or adding an entire page). Every change is shown to the user for confirmation before going live. Users can use a free InLink address or connect their own domain. After purchase, Link will save a private copy for review, and the existing website will never be altered.
In terms of pricing and quotas, the basic plan is $99 per year. A single purchase allows building or migrating up to 50 public pages, includes full-year hosting, and provides 5 Link work blocks per month for AI modifications; each work block covers up to 15 minutes of Link's AI work, and larger tasks may use more work blocks. The homepage states that there is no separate setup fee, the initial website build or migration covers up to 50 pages, and manual text and image edits are free. The plan renews annually at $99 until canceled. Pages beyond the initial 50 are $2 per page, and the quote is provided before payment. Domain purchases and human help require additional payment. The included monthly work blocks do not roll over, and purchased work blocks remain until used while the account is active; Link will ask before using work blocks and will not automatically replenish them.
If more help is needed, users can choose the human support plan at $2,250 per year, which includes website hosting and one hour of human website support per month; included human hours do not roll over, and additional time is billed at $225 per hour.
In terms of how to use it, users start with a domain and communicate with the web developer via chat, text message, phone, or human support. Users can also start with a free website check, no credit card required, andthe existing website remains unchanged. After purchase, users can choose the type of service within their account: the $99 per year plan allows modification requests through the website and web chat; the $2,250 per year plan additionally provides human support.
The applicable scenario is ordinary small business websites. The case mentioned in the materials is BOX STL, and it shows a comparison between the business's website last year and its website today (captured by the Wayback Machine; some embedded media was not preserved in the archive).
In terms of limitations, the materials clearly state: Inlink does not provide support for direct video streaming, ZIP file distribution, and large file hosting. Pages beyond the initial 50 are $2 per page, and domain purchases and human help are charged separately. Regarding other features, billing details, or platform support, the materials do not currently provide information.