A branded page, even when a link isn't
Turn a dead link into a second chance, not a dead end.
A visitor who clicks an old link — from a video, a blog post, a social post from months ago — is still interested in something. A bare error page loses that interest for good. A branded expired-link page gives it somewhere to go instead.
How it works
Whenever a link is deactivated or deleted (but the account still exists), visitors see one page you control instead of a generic error: your own heading, message, logo, colors, and a button that sends them wherever you choose — your bio page, your current homepage, or anything else. This one page applies account-wide, automatically, to every inactive or deleted link at once — there's nothing to configure per link.
If you haven't customized anything, visitors still see a clean default version (dark background, light text, the Affi.link logo) instead of a raw error — it's never blank or broken by default.
Good to know
Customizing the page — your own text, colors, and logo — is available on Creator and up. On lower tiers, everyone still gets the clean default version.