Linktree alternatives, and what the free plans leave out

A profile gives you one website field. Each tool below puts a different page behind that field. This list is not a ranking, and it has no score.

Linktree publishes a page on linktr.ee, including a plan that costs nothing. The yearly prices, the analytics windows, and the custom-domain note are on the Linktree comparison. This post supports that page. It does not replace it.

The table names the job. A dollar figure for another product appears only when that vendor published it. Our prices are in the Page row, and on pricing.

Later is a scheduler for Instagram, TikTok, and Snap. The link page is part of that product. Later's help center puts the public address on linkin.bio, and says a page without their banner is a paid step.

Use Later if you already schedule posts there and want the bio page to follow that feed. If you do not want a scheduler, yourspage.com is the page by itself. You build it in a browser. There is no app. A custom domain with SSL is included when you publish, and the report shows views, clicks, and referrers without naming who tapped. That report is on analytics.

Stan Store hosts the sale. Their homepage says courses, digital products, and bookings live in the link-in-bio. The checkout is theirs.

Use Stan if the bio should take the payment. Use yourspage.com if the shop you already run should keep the payment. A button leaves this page. We never see the card. Events are a date, a title, a place, and a link. They do not book. A discount code displays what you typed. It does not redeem. The page file is JSON and the clicks are CSV, on every paid plan. Both downloads are on export.

Carrd builds one-page sites. Their homepage says the free plan covers up to three sites, and lists a custom domain under the paid Pro option. You lay the page out. It is not a fixed set of bio blocks.

Use Carrd if you want to design that site, including more than one site on the account. Use yourspage.com if you want one published URL of blocks, themes, and a hostname you already own. Publishing is $5.99 a month, $49 a year, or $149 once. There is no checkout on the page, and there is no app. The parts of the page are on features.

Page is the product at yourspage.com. Claim a name and fill the draft before you pay. Other people cannot open yourspage.com/yourname until you publish. Publishing is $5.99 a month, $49 a year, or $149 once. Monthly, yearly, and lifetime include the same features. The amounts are on pricing.

The page holds links, cards, social icons, headings, text, embeds, images, a gallery, an FAQ, stats you type, a discount code, a contact card, events, and a GitHub year. A code does not redeem. An event does not book. It is not a shortener, not a shop, and not an app.

A username works the day you publish. A hostname you already own is one DNS record. SSL is included. You still pay the registrar. We do not sell the name, and we do not keep it if you leave. The steps are on custom domain. After you publish, the report shows views, clicks, and referrers. It does not name who tapped. A few live pages are in the homepage examples.

about.me is a personal homepage. The address is about.me and your name. People share it from an email signature and from bios. It reads as a profile, more than a stack of buttons.

Use about.me if that homepage is the thing you want found under your name. Use yourspage.com if the website field should open one page of blocks you can export. You can finish the draft before you pay. A custom domain with SSL comes with publishing, not as a higher tier. There is no mobile app. Influencers can put the other profiles on that page and leave the shop where it already checks out.

lnk.boo publishes a link page on its own host. Their pricing page says the live page costs nothing at a random URL, and a chosen URL on that host is $1.99 once. That chosen URL is still their host. It is not a domain you registered.

Use lnk.boo if a free published page on their host is the whole job. Use yourspage.com if the address should be a hostname you already own. SSL is included when you publish, and you still pay the registrar. The report is views, clicks, and referrers. It does not name the person who tapped. The live URL is $5.99 a month, $49 a year, or $149 once.

Milkshake is a phone app, on iOS and Android. Their site describes the page as cards you build on the phone, and says you can publish from the app.

Use Milkshake if you want to design that page on a phone. yourspage.com has no app. You edit in the browser. The same page can hold a gallery, a contact card, and an event that links out. The event does not take the booking. A freelancer or a musician can put the work first and the other profiles under it. Themes sit on the same paid plans as the domain.

Taplink is a hosted link page. People open it on Taplink's address. This list does not restate their plan prices.

Use Taplink if you already have the page there and it matches what you send people. Use yourspage.com when you want the hostname on a domain you control, with SSL, and a copy of the page when you leave. The page file is JSON. The clicks are CSV. There is no checkout here. The shop link leaves, which is the same split described for a small business.

Bio.link is a short hosted list. The address is on bio.link. This list does not restate a price for it.

Use Bio.link if a short list on their host is enough. Use yourspage.com if you also want themes, a custom domain with SSL, and the click report after you publish. You can build the draft before you pay. The live URL is the paid step, at $5.99 a month, $49 a year, or $149 once. Hours and a shop link can sit on that page. The sale stays in the shop.

Koji is not a place to start a page. Koji's shutdown page says Linktree acquired it, and that site access, accounts, live pages, and apps stopped on February 1, 2024.

If you still want one page of blocks, build the draft on yourspage.com. Publishing makes yourspage.com/yourname public, at $5.99 a month, $49 a year, or $149 once. If you stop paying, the page pauses after a 7-day grace period. It is not deleted on that pause. A hostname you own stays at your registrar. You can download the page and the clicks on every paid plan.

Bento.me shut down on February 13, 2026. Pages redirected elsewhere and user data was deleted. The short version is on the Bento page.

A new page should not depend on a host that can take the files with it. On yourspage.com the page file is JSON and the clicks are CSV. A custom domain was always registered to you. There is no checkout and no app. Artists and photographers can put the work on the page and link the shop they already use. Developers can add a year of GitHub on the same URL.

Pick the tool whose job you actually need. A scheduler, a store, a phone app, and a one-page site are different products. A link page on someone else's host is a different product again.

The Linktree prices and the domain note stay on the comparison. This post does not replace that page. If the job is one URL, a domain you own, and counts that do not name people, claim a name on yourspage.com. Build the draft before you pay. Publish at $5.99 a month, $49 a year, or $149 once. That address is what link in bio means by one page. Examples are on the homepage.