A: Hello @OrangeCat, thank you for the question! Pixel is the retargeting tool aimed at customizing one link, and they have a link-in-bio tool as an additional option, which is limited. As for Linkjoy, they aim to create link-in-bio pages, but unique for every occasion, while Urals enables you to generate many pages and update them in bulk.

Both services provide clicks' performance analytics, and you can also do it on Urals via the Google Analytics integration.

We have the 3 top features that differentiate Urals from all the rest, and I encourage you to try them out!
1. Templates are the presets created by you. You can set up the design and add all the essential info, links to offers, or social profiles - everything you would use from page to page. For instance, Atari created a template with their color setup, socials, and links to evergreen offers. Now they create pages for their games or campaigns instantly by picking this template and adding the content related to the game/campaign.

2. Collections are reusable sets of blocks to add, remove, and edit on many pages simultaneously. For example, real estate agents create collections with listings categorized by location to then add and edit dozens of links on many pages all at once!

3. Sidebar - this feature determines how we understand the microsite concept! You can create a homepage, and then pull many pages to its sidebar. Voila! And you have a one-page site but with a menu. It is a go-to feature to share even more content with your visitors and keep them engaged for longer. Please check this short how-to video about the sidebar - https://youtu.be/wiGpeB4QCcQ.