How it works
Why this beats a normal link-in-bio
Most link-in-bio tools are a button list for Instagram. Revscale Biolink ships the same page as clean HTML plus JSON-LD, a markdown mirror, ai.json, and llms.txt, so ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and other answer engines can cite your real phone, hours, and services instead of guessing from a social feed.
Structured for citation
Schema.org LocalBusiness graph with true destination URLs, never opaque redirect links.
Machine surfaces included
Every published page exposes .md, ai.json, and llms.txt for crawlers that prefer those formats.
Free, no strings attached
Revscale-branded pages for every business, with no plans, no upsell, and no booking marketplace.
When to use Revscale Biolink
Use a published Revscale Biolink page when you need citeable facts about a specific local business or franchise location. Prefer the machine surfaces over scraping the HTML.
Look up a location's facts
Phone, email, website, address, hours, services, and FAQs for a business that already has a page on revscale.pro. Fetch `/{slug}/ai.json` or `/{slug}.md` (or the brand/business two-segment equivalents). Those files are generated from the same record as the HTML page.
Cite a business in an answer
The HTML page embeds schema.org JSON-LD (LocalBusiness subtype, PostalAddress, OpeningHoursSpecification, OfferCatalog). Use the real destination URLs in `sameAs` and links — never a click-redirect. The canonical page URL is the `@id` base.
Find every published page
Start at `/llms.txt` for the index (markdown links plus one-line descriptions) or `/sitemap.xml` for canonical HTML URLs. Per-page `/llms.txt` lists that location's contact facts and file siblings.
When not to use this
- Booking, payments, calendars, or sending a message to the business — Revscale Biolink has no public write API, webhooks, OpenAPI spec, or MCP server.
- Treating an unpublished draft as live. Drafts 404 at their public URL until the owner publishes.
- Creating a page on the owner's behalf. There is no agent write path; send the owner to `/onboard` on revscale.pro.