Hopla vs Beacons: The comparison
Beacons wants to do everything: store, media kit, emails, AI. Hopla does one thing: a link in bio page that adapts to each visitor, and leads to your tools.
At a glance
| Criterion | Hopla | Beacons |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, then two plans, monthly or yearly | Free, then $10, $30 or $100 a month |
| Free plan | Yes, five blocks, all twenty-four themes | Yes, unlimited links |
| Commission on your sales | None: Hopla takes no payment | 9% on Free and Creator, 0% from $30 a month |
| Remove the branding | Yes | With Creator Plus, $30 a month |
| Built-in store | No: Hopla leads to yours | Yes |
| Email list | Yes, to Brevo, Mailchimp, Kit… | Yes, with its own sending |
| Page ordered by the visitor’s network | Yes, free | Not advertised by Beacons |
| Links open in their app (YouTube, Spotify…) | Yes, free | Not advertised by Beacons |
One more tool, or a page that works better
Beacons bundles a lot of tools, and you pay for them in setup time or in commission. If you already have your store, your calendar and your newsletter, Hopla connects them without replacing anything.
What Hopla adds is the order: your page reorders itself by the network each visitor comes from, and its links open in their app.
Your email list stays yours
With Hopla, a visitor who signs up goes to your newsletter: Brevo, Mailchimp, Kit, MailerLite, beehiiv, Systeme.io, or a Make, Zapier or n8n webhook. Switch tools whenever you want, the list follows you.
When to choose Beacons
If you don’t have a store or a newsletter yet and want everything in one place, Beacons gives you all of it at once.
Questions
Does Hopla take a commission?
No. Hopla takes no payment: your customer pays on your store, your calendar or your tip page.
Can I sell with Hopla?
Yes, with the storefront: your products with their photo and price, your booking link, a tip button. Each block leads to the site that takes the payment.
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