The TikTok link in bio that keeps buyers inside TikTok
TikTok's in-app browser is strict: TikTok says it limits how people browse external link chains and may ask them to open the page in their phone's browser — and it recommends direct links. A normal link in bio is a chain: bio link → store → checkout → course site or download. Every hop is a chance to lose the sale. Swazy is one direct link where the product, the checkout and the delivery all live — so your followers tap, try, pay and start without ever leaving TikTok.
Every plan starts free for 14 days (card required), then from $19/month. Cancel anytime before the trial ends.
How it works
1
They tap your bio link
Your Swazy page opens instantly in TikTok's browser.
2
They try it and pay — right there
Free preview, then card checkout embedded on the same page.
3
They start immediately
The challenge or guide unlocks on the page. No download, no login, no second site.
a typical link-in-bio setup vs Swazy
With a typical link-in-bio setup
A chain of sites: bio link → store → checkout → course site
Hops that TikTok may interrupt with “open in your browser”
Buyers create accounts or sign in to get what they paid for
A PDF download that in-app browsers handle badly
With Swazy
One link: the product, checkout and delivery in one place
No chain for TikTok to interrupt
No buyer account, no login
An interactive product that opens on the page
How Swazy gets past TikTok's in-app browser
Swazy was engineered for the in-app browser from day one — every step of the buyer's journey was built to stay on one page:
One link, no chain — Your storefront, product page, free preview, checkout and the product itself all live at your one Swazy link. TikTok limits external link chains — a Swazy buyer never follows one.
Checkout inside the page — Payment happens in a secure form embedded right on your page — not a redirect to a separate checkout site. Card payments finish without ever leaving TikTok.
No pop-ups, no new tabs — Nothing in the buying journey opens a new window or tab — the moves in-app browsers block or push out to Safari.
No buyer accounts or logins — Buyers never create an account or sign in with Google or Apple (which in-app browsers often block). Swazy remembers what they bought with its own secure, signed pass.
The product is the page — Challenges and guides are interactive pages, not files — nothing to download, which in-app browsers handle badly. A PDF is optional, never required.
Unlocks right where they are — The moment they pay, the product opens on the same page — no thank-you page on another site, no email hunt to get started.
Fast in a slow browser — Pages arrive fully built from the server and photos load immediately, so your page appears instantly even in TikTok's in-app browser.
Opens anywhere later — Every buyer gets a secure link by email that reopens their purchase on any phone or computer — no password.
Works on Instagram too
Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat open links in their own in-app browsers as well. The same one-link design keeps buyers on your page there too.
Questions
Why does TikTok ask people to open links in their browser?
TikTok's help center says it limits how people browse external link chains in its in-app browser to protect against scams and phishing, and may prompt them to open the page in their device's browser. It recommends direct links.
Can I sell digital products from my TikTok link in bio?
Yes. With Swazy, the product lives inside your link in bio — followers pay by card on the page and start right away inside TikTok. Plans start at $19/month with a 14-day free trial.
Do my buyers need to download anything or make an account?
No. Swazy challenges and guides open as pages, and buyers are remembered without an account. A secure email link reopens their purchase on any device.
Who can add a link to their TikTok bio?
TikTok says you can add a website link to your profile if you have at least 1,000 followers or a verified business account.