Your links and your store, on one page.

What is Dojvo?

Dojvo is a link-in-bio tool with a built-in storefront for creators, with 0% commission on sales.

A creator’s bio often needs to point to more than a social profile: a video, a product, a free resource or a way to get in touch. Dojvo brings those destinations onto one page that the creator can edit without rebuilding a website.

Who is behind it?

Dojvo is built by Naved Naik in Pune, Maharashtra, India. The service is operated by Navedakhtar Riyaz Naik, trading as Profithooks. You can contact us at support@dojvo.com.

Why the focus on Indian creators?

Dojvo offers prices in rupees as well as US dollars, supports product prices in INR, and lets creators use checkout links from their chosen provider. Creators can share a Razorpay or another provider’s checkout link while keeping their links, resources and booking requests on one page.

Those product links are external checkouts. Native product payments and automatic paid-file fulfilment are not currently included. A booking block collects a request for the creator to confirm; it is not an automatic scheduling service.

How does it work?

Sign in with an email code or Google, choose a page address, then add and arrange blocks. Set the colours and theme, preview the page, and share its link in your social profiles. One account can manage several pages.

Products use your checkout links. Free downloads exchange a file for a visitor’s email. Booking requests arrive in the creator’s audience dashboard, with an email notification. Analytics and daily summaries help the creator see what visitors use.

What does it cost?

A 7-day free trial needs no payment details. After the trial, Dojvo Pro costs ₹299/month or ₹2,499/year in India, and US$6/month or US$49/year elsewhere.

Dojvo takes no commission on creator sales. Your checkout provider’s fees still apply. If your plan lapses, published pages remain online; editing and analytics pause until you subscribe again.

What can creators control?

Creators choose their content, design and whether to show the Dojvo footer badge. Page data and subscribers can be exported. An account can be deleted from Account settings.

A page can be unpublished, or its owner can ask search engines not to index it. A live page hidden from search can still be visited by anyone with the link; the search setting is not an access restriction.