Komi is more than a link page
Komi describes itself as a creator ecosystem for both creators and brands. Brands use it to find creators and run campaigns. Creators get a mini-site, access to brand deals, a way to sell digital offerings, a CRM for fan contacts and a reach tool called Amplify.
Komi says it works with names like The Rock and Kim Kardashian and has more than 100,000 creators and brands. If brand partnerships are a big part of how you earn, having deals and your page in one place is a real draw.
Selling and fees
Komi's free Starter plan gives you the mini-site, unlimited links, unlimited fan contacts and analytics. Selling digital products is a Pro feature, and on Pro Komi takes 0% of those sales. Pro is $20 a month, or $16 a month billed yearly.
Hiyaly sells too: downloads and tips through a shop block, and paid bookings through Google Calendar, all charged on your own Stripe account at 0% Hiyaly fees. Both take nothing on sales, so the difference is the plan price, $8 a month on Hiyaly against $20 on Komi.
Owning your audience
Both tools let you collect emails. Komi stores unlimited contacts on every plan and adds email campaigns, segments and templates on Pro, so you can run your newsletter there too.
Hiyaly collects sign-ups too. You can export them as a CSV, or send them straight to Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Kit and more. If you already have an email tool you like, that keeps your list where it is.
When a simpler page fits better
A big platform means more to set up and more to keep an eye on. If you mostly share links to your videos, socials and shop, a lighter page can be easier to live with.
That's where Hiyaly fits. Hiya sets up your page from your socials, you style it with themes and stickers, and visitors can message you. You pay $8 a month, or $72 a year, per page and nothing on your sales.
