Send her one link. The NO button runs away from her finger, and she ends up picking what you two do and when.
No card required. You only pay if you keep using it.
👀 This is what lands in her DMs
Hey Emma 👋
it's Marco
1. The invite
Emma, will you go out with me?
YESNO💨💨(NO is a little slippery 😏)
2. The trick
What are you in the mood for? 🎈
3. She picks
Go on, click NO 😏
↑ Go on, try to click NO. That's the whole product.
Yeslink is made for Hinge, Tinder and Bumble matches: the ones stuck in the chat that never turn into a real date.
The match goes cold
You matched, you chatted, then nothing. A Yeslink restarts it with something she actually has to answer.
"We should get drinks sometime"
That sentence never becomes a plan. This one ends with an activity and a day already picked.
You look like everyone else
Her inbox is 20 guys typing "hey, how's your week going?". You're the one who sent something she'll screenshot.
Send it where you already talk
Write the link
Her name, one line only she'd get, the days you're free. Under a minute.
You send it to her
On WhatsApp or IG, wherever you two already talk. She opens it, and the NO runs from her finger.
You cash in
You get an email the moment she answers. Zero anxiety over left-on-read texts.
Every link carries a line only she'd understand. It's what separates you from the guy who sends a bare URL. Steal the vibe, not the words:
We don't ask her for anything: no sign-up, no data.
The page she opens is obviously playful, not a shady quiz.
You can remove the Yeslink badge whenever you want (paid, optional).
The first one's free. The rest you earn.
Starter
Free
1 link, no card required
3 links
$4.99
For trying with more than one match
10 links
$9.99
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$2.99
Drop the "made with Yeslink" badge from your links
Does this work with Hinge, Tinder and Bumble?
That's exactly who it's for — but send it once you've swapped numbers or Instagram, not in the app's own chat. Dating apps flag early external links as spam, and their chats don't show link previews anyway. On WhatsApp or IG she sees your name, your handle and the preview card before she even taps.
Does she need to download an app or sign up?
No. She opens the link, answers, done. Zero sign-up on her end.
Doesn't it look like a scam?
That's the whole point of the design. Your name, your Instagram and a line only she'd understand are on the page before anything else — plus it's obviously playful from the first second.
Can she actually click NO?
Try it above. We'll wait.
Can I remove the "made with Yeslink" badge?
Yes, the watermark removal package makes it entirely your own page.
How do I know if she answered?
We email you the moment she does. It's also always in your dashboard.
She's not going to ask you.
Takes a minute. Costs nothing. Worst case she says yes.
Make your first Yeslink →