ProSeen vs Bento

Bento is gone. Your page should not have to be a link list again.

Linktree bought Bento and retired it, and the obvious migration path is back to a vertical stack of buttons. If what you liked about Bento was that it looked like a real page, that is worth keeping.

Bento was acquired by Linktree and has since been retired, so Bento pages are no longer a place to send people.

AspectBentoProSeen
What it was forA designed grid of tiles and linksA page that explains and sells your work
Still availableRetired after the Linktree acquisitionLive, and your page is yours to export any time
Your workTiles, embeds and linksServices, credentials, testimonials, galleries, case studies
Being foundYou brought the audienceDirectory, Google and AI assistants bring visitors
Getting hiredA link to your inboxMessage form, booking and a client pipeline (Pro)
CostFree, then $5 a monthFree to publish and stay published

Fair is fair: Bento deserved better. Its grid made a personal page feel designed rather than generated, and plenty of people used it as their whole online presence. Nothing here is a criticism of it.

Moving off Bento is not optional any more, so the only question is what you move to. A link list is a sideways step; a professional page is the one you will not have to redo.

What changes for you

A page that carries its weight

Moving isn't a migration. Your Bento audience follows one link, and lands on a page that finally does your work justice.

  • Shaped for your profession from the first click
  • Verified credentials and consented testimonials built in
  • Found in the ProSeen directory, on Google and by AI assistants
  • Messages, booking and a pipeline when you're ready (Pro)
A finished ProSeen page

Switching takes minutes

Three steps, no lock-in

Create your page

Pick your profession and answer a few questions. Most people publish in about ten minutes.

Point your links here

Put proseen.me/yourname in your bios, your signature and your Bento profile.

Let the page work

Visitors understand you in a minute, and on Pro they can message or book you on the spot.

Common questions

Before you switch

Can I still use Bento?

No. Bento was acquired by Linktree and has since been retired, so Bento pages are no longer a place to send people. Anything you want to keep needs a new home, which is why this page exists.

Is Free really enough to start?

Yes: a real, listed, searchable page with starter limits. When you outgrow it, Plus removes the limits and Pro adds the client machinery.

How long does moving from Bento take?

About ten minutes. You pick your profession, answer guided questions about your work, and publish. There is nothing to import and nothing to configure.

What happens to my content if I leave?

It's yours. Export is self-service, and deleting your account removes your page. We would rather you could leave easily than feel stuck.

See for yourself

Your page, live in about ten minutes

Free forever, no card needed. Bring your Bento audience with you.

Create your page