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Profilejar launches one page for your links and one tap to tip with Apple Pay

Made for anyone who gets tipped, from creators to hotel housekeepers. Workers keep 100% of every tip, and the person paying needs no app and no account.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 29, 2026 Profilejar launched today at profilejar.com. It gives anyone who gets tipped a single page that holds all of their links, plus one tap for anyone to tip them with Apple Pay. The person paying does not need to download an app or create an account.

Tips have moved to phones, but tipping someone directly is still harder than it should be. Profilejar puts a person's links and a way to pay them in one place, and it works the same whether the tip comes from a fan online or a guest standing in front of them.

Profilejar is built for the full range of people who get tipped:

• Creators who want one link that does more than list their other links
• Bartenders and buskers who get paid in person
• Hotel housekeepers, whose guests can tip them before they check out
• Realtors and other professionals who get thanked with a tip

The worker keeps every dollar

The worker keeps 100% of every tip. Profilejar does not take a cut. Instead, the person tipping pays a small service fee on top of the tip: $1 on a $5 tip.

Built for in-person tips

Every Profilejar page comes with a printed QR code, so a guest at a bar, a crowd on the sidewalk, or a hotel guest leaving a room can tip in seconds. A page belongs to the person, so it follows them from job to job.

Teams for hotels and venues

Hotels and venues can set up Profilejar for their whole staff. Teams cost about $3 per person a month.

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A 2005 idea, rebuilt

Profilejar reboots an idea from the founder's 2005 company Profile Linker, and adds what that idea never had: a way for anyone to pay the person on the page, in one tap.

Availability

Profilejar is available now at profilejar.com. Making a page is free.

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