I love this app!π NEVER Take it down!!π©
I loveee how creative & organized this app operates! Itβs better than the Link Tree app in my opinion! Great work!π Iβll forever use this app!πͺπ©΅π₯³π§πΎββοΈπ«ΆπΎ
It was great until greed took over
It was an excellent app and greatly useful until someone decided to charge a ridiculous monthly fee amount and not even give you the option to at least share your profile or have basic access functions like Linktree and other similar apps. I shared this app with all of my peers in my industry but now I have nothing good to say. For half of their yearly cost you can hire someone to make you a similar landing page with options that match your. Needs
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I was good until it became $10/mo
Iβve been using Drum for a few years. FOR FREE by the way. I rebranded and changed things around, I go to share my page only to find that in order to activate my page I now have to subscribe for $9.99/mo. Thatβs garbage. I understand the need to make money. But if youβre giving it away for YEARS for free? Come on.
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Ridiculous Price Introduction
About two months ago, Drum silently added a mandatory subscription fee to their webpage to keep your link page active. This service has been free forever, and instead of adding premium features and charging a subscription fee for those, they instead decided to take their existing application and try to extort $9/month to even use it in the first place.
$99/year (their other subscription plan) is ridiculous for a link landing page. If youβre paying that much for it, just build your own website. It would have been awesome to know this was coming before my link page broke entirely until I fork out the $9 to reactivate something I thought was already active (for free). My link has been down for two months so who knows how much engagement I lost because my landing page didnβt exist.
Most competitors at least offer a free version of their Link In Bio. Go with any of them.
$99/year (their other subscription plan) is ridiculous for a link landing page. If youβre paying that much for it, just build your own website. It would have been awesome to know this was coming before my link page broke entirely until I fork out the $9 to reactivate something I thought was already active (for free). My link has been down for two months so who knows how much engagement I lost because my landing page didnβt exist.
Most competitors at least offer a free version of their Link In Bio. Go with any of them.
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No thank you
I have used Drum for 2 years now for work and for my personal business, I loved the unique designs and ability to add pictures and videos to my βlink in bioβ page. Unfortunately they now charge a subscription. Not worth it when there are free options available.







