*Meet Om Dhage: A 20-Year-Old Innovator from Burhanpur Who Created Link-X, India's Global Standard Platform to Boost the Creator Economy*





 In the heart of Burhanpur, a city known more for its rich history than tech innovations, a young visionary is rewriting the rules of India's digital space. Om Dhage, just 20 years old, has launched Link-X — a Made-in-India “All-in-One Smart Toolkit” for creators, businesses, and marketers, designed to rival global platforms and keep revenue within the country.

The Birth of an Idea

The spark for Link-X ignited when Om was searching for a high-quality “link in bio” tool for his own Instagram profile. He noticed a glaring gap — most available tools were from foreign companies, and none provided the features and pricing he envisioned for Indian users. “Why should we rely solely on foreign tools when we can create something equally powerful, if not better, in India?” Om recalls. This thought planted the seed for Link-X.

 A Data Researcher’s Perspective

Being a data researcher, Om had already studied the growing market for link management and online creator tools. He realized the creator economy is booming globally and in India, and the market potential was huge. This market insight became his driving force to develop a homegrown platform that could serve millions of Indian creators and businesses while keeping their spending within the country.

 Why Burhanpur Matters

Burhanpur, a small but historically rich city, had never seen a startup scale to a global level. Om wanted to change that narrative. He envisioned not only making Link-X a global player but also putting Burhanpur on the world’s tech map. “If my work can inspire even one person in my city to dream bigger, that’s a win,” he says.

The Vision & Mission

Om’s mission for Link-X is clear — to empower creators, entrepreneurs, and marketers with an affordable, feature-rich, and user-friendly toolset. His vision goes beyond India. He aims for Link-X to become a global name while ensuring that the revenue generated by Indian users remains in India. “We want to see millions of creators using our platform and to prove that India can produce SaaS products that compete worldwide,” Om says.

 The Features That Set Link-X Apart

One of Link-X’s strongest USPs is its pricing — starting at just ₹99, making it accessible to almost anyone. But affordability is just the beginning. Link-X packs in eight powerful features right from the start:

1. *Link-in-Bio Pages* – Create beautiful, personalized landing pages to share multiple links in one place.  

2. *File Upload & Sharing* – Securely store and share files directly through your Link-X profile.  

3. *Smart Short Links* – Shorten, customize, and track your URLs for branding and analytics.  

4. *Digital VCards* – Share your contact details in a modern, digital format.  

5. *Custom QR Code Generator* – Instantly create branded QR codes for your pages and links.  

6. *Deep Analytics* – Track visitor activity, clicks, and performance in real-time.  

7. *Static Site Hosting* – Host lightweight static websites for projects or portfolios.  

8. *Custom Domains* – Connect your own domain for a professional, branded presence.  

…and more coming soon, like *AI integration*, advanced SEO tools, and automated branding solutions.

 The Market & Competition

The link management and creator tools market is massive, valued in billions globally. Om is aware of the competition, including some of the biggest global players with valuations over ₹10,000 crore. But he believes Link-X’s affordability, local support, and feature-rich platform will set it apart, especially in emerging markets.



 The Road Ahead

With its official launch on August 15, 2025, and a special “Free for the First 1000 Users” offer, Link-X is poised to make waves in the Indian and global creator economy. Om’s journey from an idea born out of personal need to launching a platform with global ambitions is a testament to what young innovators can achieve with vision, persistence, and the right execution.

As Om puts it, “Link-X is not just a tool — it’s a movement to show that India can lead in building world-class tech products.”