Links, pages, codes and conversations
Every road to your business. One door.
Short links on your own address. QR codes with your logo in the middle. A page that holds everything you sell. A privacy notice, a reading panel and an assistant that talks. One login, one bill, and your name on every inch of it.
The problem
You are paying seven companies to do one job.
A link shortener here. A bio page there. A QR service. A pop-up tool. A cookie banner. An accessibility widget. A chat bot. Seven logins, seven bills, seven brands on your work, and not one of them can tell you which of the seven actually made you money.
TapOneLink is all of it in one place, under your own name, with the one number none of them can give you: which link produced the sale.
What you get
Twelve things, one place.
Every one of these is included at some level of the plan. Nothing here is a separate purchase from a separate company.
Short links on your address
Your own domain, your own codes, counted properly. One person refreshing is one person, not twenty.
Codes with your logo inside
Made here, never by an outside service, so nobody else ever holds a list of your addresses. Sharp on a card or a van.
A page that holds everything
Your links, your video, your form, your booking, your card, your offers. Built by clicking, not by coding.
One link, different doors
Send a phone somewhere different from a laptop, or somebody in Orlando somewhere different from somebody in Ohio.
File, card and event links
Hand over a brochure, a contact card or a booking with one short address, and see how many people opened it.
A wallet and a magazine
Your customer keeps your card, your offers and your magazine on their phone, and you can update any of it after they saved it.
Live social proof
Small honest pop-ups on your own website. Only things that really happened, because we will not invent a customer for you.
Consent Kept
The privacy and cookie notice, done properly, with a record of who agreed to what and when.
My Site Reader
A reading panel that reads your website out loud and makes it usable for people who need it. Included, not extra.
An assistant that talks
Speak instead of typing, hand it a file, ask it anything, and it takes people straight to the right page.
Counted to the sale
Not the click. The sale. And the whole chain of who sold it is frozen at that moment so commission never moves.
One line on your own site
Paste one line and everything above works on the website you already have. Nothing else to install.
Out in the world
A code on a sign should know it worked.
Put a code on a yard sign, a business card, a menu, a van door or a window. Every scan is counted, you can see which sign is pulling and which is not, and if the page behind it needs to change next month, you change the page and the printed code keeps working.
- Your logo sits in the middle, and it still scans. We tested it with a hole punched through nearly a third of the code.
- The picture stays sharp at any size, so the same file works on a card and on a billboard.
- Made on our own machines. No outside QR company ever receives your address.
- Point it somewhere new any time without reprinting anything.
The number nobody else gives you
Clicks are easy. Sales are the point.
Anyone can count a click. The question you actually have is which link, which sign and which post brought you a customer, and who on your team should be paid for it.
TapOneLink follows the whole way through: the tap, the page, the form, the booking and the payment. When money changes hands, the chain of who sold it is frozen at that moment, so a person moving teams next year never quietly rewrites what they earned last year.
What your own chart looks like
AN EXAMPLE, drawn to show the shape of the screen. Nothing has launched yet, so these are not anybody's real numbers and we will never show you numbers that are not yours.
How a tap travels
Five steps, and you can see all of them.
No black box. Every stage is on a screen you can open.
Built for people who sell
Made for agents, brokers and small businesses.
The people who need this most are the ones with a sign in a yard, a card in a pocket and a listing that changes every week. Not a marketing department. One person with a phone who needs the thing to work the first time.
- Real estate agents get a card, a code for every sign and a page per listing.
- Brokerages and franchises put their own name on the whole thing and hand it to every agent, with the office seeing what is working.
- Small businesses get one address that holds the menu, the booking, the offers and the reviews.
- Anybody reselling it gets their own brand, their own prices and their own customers, and never sees ours.
Start with one link. See where it goes.
Nothing to install, nothing to learn. Make your first link in about ten seconds, and put your own address on it whenever you are ready.