Hopla vs Taplink: The comparison
Taplink builds a mini page with blocks, forms and payments. Hopla builds a link in bio page that changes with the visitor.
At a glance
| Criterion | Hopla | Taplink |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, then two plans, monthly or yearly | Free, then about $3 or $9 a month |
| Free plan | Yes, five blocks, all twenty-four themes | Yes, with fewer blocks |
| Payments inside the page | No: Hopla leads to your store | Yes, with Business |
| Commission on your sales | None: Hopla takes no payment | None from Taplink, plus payment fees |
| Page ordered by the visitor’s network | Yes, free | Not advertised by Taplink |
| Links open in their app (YouTube, Spotify…) | Yes, free | Not advertised by Taplink |
| Google or Trustpilot reviews shown | Yes | Not advertised by Taplink |
A mini page, or a page that adapts
Taplink is handy for putting together a small site with a form and a payment button. Hopla focuses on what each visitor sees: the link they care about first, based on their network, and links that open in their app.
When to choose Taplink
If you want to take payments directly in your page, without a store of your own, Taplink allows it with its Business plan.
Questions
Does Hopla handle payments?
No. Hopla leads to your store, your calendar or your tip page, which take the payment. It never touches it.
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