One point of contact.

Pubtact is an all-in-one identity platform. You claim one handle, build the formats you need on it — a digital business card, a link-in-bio page, an about page, a small storefront — and share a single link that always opens the current version of you.

Your choice. You start free, no payment details needed, with 14 days of full editing. After that, go monthly and cancel any time, or make the lifetime upgrade — a single payment with no renewal date and no tier to keep buying. Both keep editing open and keep your pubtact.com address; without either, your published page stays online but loses the short address. The lifetime price rises as seats sell, and the pricing page shows today's price and how many seats are left.

That is the whole idea. Same handle, same URL, new shape — and everyone who already saved you sees the current version, without you sending anything again.

Keep it. Claim your handle, rebuild the page in a few minutes, and point the old link here when you are ready. What you gain is the other three formats you would otherwise be paying for separately.

You can list services, prices, hours and proof, and turn a visitor into a booking, call, message or enquiry. Taking the payment itself still happens the way it already does for you — there is no checkout inside Pubtact yet.

A fair question for any young product. Everything on your page is your own — your details, your words, your links — none of it locked into a shape you could not rebuild elsewhere. Trying it costs you nothing.