Accounts and Landing Pages

Where every account sends its traffic

5 Sections
01

THE WORK

How many

Every X profile read live 26 July 2026. Every Instagram profile read live 27 July 2026. 361 accounts. Account names, links and page addresses are clickable.

Accounts we run 361 - 273 on X, 88 on Instagram
Already have a page to themselves 8 - 4 on X, 4 on Instagram
Sharing a page with other accounts 140 - biggest group is 42 accounts on one link
On a link service we do not own 65 - link.me, beacons.ai, shm.to, feedlink.link
On our domain but page unidentified 3
PAGES TO BUILD 208 - accounts with a confirmed link that need their own page
No link in the bio at all 34 - needs a page AND someone to set the bio
Drops, straight to OnlyFans 15 - deliberate. they skip LinkHub
Could not be read 96 - profile did not load or no address on file
02

WHO OWNS THE TRAFFIC

How many
Links landing on our own pages 151 - we see every click
Links landing on a service we do not own 65 - we never see this traffic at all
Links going straight to OnlyFans 15 - deliberate. these skip our pages by design
Links carrying any tracking today 0 - not one. no link in any bio has a tracking tag
03

SHARING

How many
Accounts on a link nobody else uses 32
Accounts on a link shared with others 199
Biggest single group 42 - that many accounts point at one identical address
04

OUR LINKHUB PAGES

How many
Pages that exist 193
Pages the public can reach 177
Pages hidden by the CRM 0 - Kyu 4, Veena 4, plus 3 unfinished drafts
Pages that got a click in 30 days 134
Pages with no bio pointing at them 173 - and most still get traffic. we cannot explain where it comes from
05

Read this before quoting any number

Bluddy Cherry and Sour are live. The data pull at 5:30pm on 27 July still had Bluddy Cherry's six pages marked hidden; they were restored after that and confirmed live in the browser the same evening, so this sheet shows them as visible. Every Sour page was live throughout. Kyu (4 pages) and Veena (4 pages) are still marked hidden here and have not been confirmed either way. Check those two before quoting the hidden count.

Instagram barely reported. Of 88 accounts, 85 had an address on file and 55 of those returned "page not found". Only 30 profiles loaded, and 22 of those had no link in the bio. Eight Instagram accounts have a link at all. Eighteen of the failures are marked active in Phone Farm, so either those addresses are wrong or the accounts are gone.

The 96 accounts we could not read are counted separately and are not in the pages-to-build figure. If they turn out to be live, the build number goes up.

A page for each account costs nothing to host. Both our domains already answer on any name in front of them, so a new page is a database entry, not a purchase.

Clicks can be traced to an account once each has its own page. Subscribers still cannot, because our OnlyFans tracking codes are reused across different profiles.