Comparison · Checked 12 Oct 2026

pulz.bio vs Solo.to

pulz.bio is a page built for streamers: it flips to LIVE on its own, syncs your Twitch schedule and clips, and carries one theme into your schedule page, media kit, panels and OBS scenes. Solo.to makes good-looking generic bio pages with a free plan, but nothing it documents follows a stream.

The short version

Pick pulz.bio if

  • Twitch is your platform.
  • You want deep theming that carries into your OBS scenes too.
  • You want the media kit and a schedule viewers can subscribe to.

Pick Solo.to if

  • You want a good-looking general creator page and don't stream.
  • You need one of its specific integrations or a custom domain on a paid tier.

pulz.bio vs Solo.to, feature by feature

pulz.bio leads on 5 rows, Solo.to on 0, and 1 is a tie.

Featurepulz.bioSolo.to
Built for streamers
Live status on your pageYes, automaticNot documented
Schedule + clips syncYes, automaticNot documented
Media kit from your stream statsYes, self-updatingNot documented
OBS widgets, panels, free tools30+ widgets, freeNot documented
Price
Free planEverything includedYes, the "Beginner" plan1
Paid plansNonePaid tiers, prices unconfirmed1
Solo.to blocks automated checks and its pricing page couldn't be read, so its paid plans and prices are left out. Check solo.to before you decide.
"Not documented" means we couldn't find it in Solo.to's own pages, not that it can't exist.

Solo.to pricing

Solo.to's help center describes paid plans, but its pricing page couldn't be read.

  • Beginner, $0. Solo.to's free plan.
pulz.bio: $0, every feature included, no card needed.

Why streamers pick pulz.bio over Solo.to

Solo.to's pages look good. A streamer's page also has to say whether you're live.

  • It knows when you're live. pulz.bio shows a live card with your title and category; a generic page looks the same live or offline.
  • A schedule that keeps itself current. Synced from Twitch, in each visitor's time zone, with a calendar feed.
  • One look everywhere. The theme on your page also dresses your schedule page, media kit, Twitch panels and OBS scenes.
  • A media kit for sponsors. Built from your stream stats, ending in a protected inquiry inbox.

Switching from Solo.to

Most of it is a one-time job of about half an hour.

  1. Continue with Twitch at pulz.bio/auth.That creates the account and connects Twitch in one step, and your username comes from your Twitch login.
  2. Add the links from your Solo.to page.There's no importer for Solo.to, so this part is by hand: paste a URL and the title and icon fill in.
  3. Swap the link in every bio in one pass.Twitch About and panels, Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube and Discord, so nothing points at the old page.
  4. Leave Solo.to up for a few weeks.Links in old posts and printed QR codes keep working while your followers catch up.

pulz.bio vs Solo.to: questions

You can add a Twitch link like any other URL, but we couldn't find a live badge, schedule sync or clips feed in its documentation. pulz.bio syncs those automatically through the official Twitch API.

It has a free plan and paid tiers. Solo.to blocks automated checks, so confirm current prices on solo.to. pulz.bio is $0 with every feature included.

Yes. Every feature is included, from the Twitch sync and media kit to the OBS widgets and analytics, and no card is needed. There is no paid tier today. pulz.bio never takes a cut of your earnings or sells your data.

Yes. A small "Join <your name> on pulz.bio" button sits at the bottom of every free page, and right now it can't be switched off. Everything above it - theme, fonts, background, layout - is yours.

Keep reading

Sources

Every Solo.to fact on this page was checked on 12 Oct 2026. Spotted something out of date? Email support@pulz.bio and we'll fix it.

  1. Solo.to help center: changing your plan

A link in bio that follows your stream

Live status, schedule, clips and a media kit, synced from Twitch automatically. Free, no card needed.

Join 350+ streamers with 185,000+ followers combined.