Life after Bento
Bento sunset. Your corner of the internet doesn't have to.
Bento.me closed on February 13, 2026 — pages now redirect to Linktree. If yours was just a tidy grid of profile links, the migration covers it. But most great Bentos were really about personality. That's the part worth rebuilding, and it's the part listin.bio is built for.
The format
Bento
A beautiful grid of links and widgets — where to find you.
listin.bio
A page of ranked, visual lists — what you'd tell a friend to watch, eat, read, and buy.
The visitor
Bento
Clicks through to your other profiles.
listin.bio
Stays, scrolls your taste, and can follow the page to catch your next list.
The upkeep
Bento
Set it up once, touch it when a URL changes.
listin.bio
A living profile — every new obsession is a new list, and followers see it.
If you only need a link hub.
Linktree's migration path exists precisely for that, and it's fine. Come here when you want your page to say something — your links can come along too.
Can I recreate my Bento page on listin.bio?
The links part, yes — pages support external links. The grid becomes something better: ranked lists of the things those links were about.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Claiming your handle and publishing your page and lists is free.
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