Editor Sebastiaan Smits ·
Published November 5, 2026 · Updated November 5, 2026
People look past Linktree when the monthly tiers cost more than the page is worth, when they want to sell from the page, or when data handling in Australia and the United States is a concern. Most go to Beacons or Stan Store for selling, Carrd for a cheap page on their own domain, and hoo.be or Campsite.bio for a similar tiered product.
Short answer: The closest replacements for Linktree in our link in bio tools ranking are Beacons, Stan Store and Carrd. Choose Beacons if you want a store and email tools under the same login as the page. Each of the 11 options is a ranked entry in Best Link in Bio Tools in 2026; the notes explain how it differs from Linktree and where Linktree still wins.
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The pricing page lists Free, Starter, Pro and Premium. Scheduling begins on Starter, advanced analytics and monetisation tools on Pro, and full analytics, commerce, marketing integrations and priority support on Premium. A page that needs two of these ends up on a paid tier.
The page says prices vary by region and are shown in local currency, that annual billing is discounted, and that tier names and feature boundaries change frequently. That makes a long-term budget harder to fix than with a flat yearly fee.
Payments are non-refundable where the law allows, and accounts deleted after cancelling cannot be reactivated or have their content retrieved. Data generated by the platform is stated to be owned by Linktree. Personal data may be transferred to Australia and the United States.
The 11 candidates run from the strongest match for Linktree users to the weakest, and the last column is its slot in our list of 12.
| # | Alternative | Headquarters | Switch if | Our rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Beacons | United States | you want a store and email tools under the same login as the page | #5 |
| 2 |  Stan Store | United States | you sell courses, calls or downloads and want one flat price | #2 |
| 3 |  Carrd | United States | you want your own domain for a few dollars a year and accept manual layout | #1 |
| 4 |  hoo.be | United States | you want a similar tier ladder with the seller fee stated per plan | #7 |
| 5 |  Campsite.bio | United States | you manage several profiles or need analytics exported as CSV | #11 |
| 6 |  Milkshake | Australia | you build the page from your phone and want to pay a few dollars | #12 |
| 7 |  Wonderlink | Germany | you are a European business that needs imprint fields and no tracking cookies | #3 |
| 8 |  Linkrex | Germany | you want custom CSS, several pages and chat automation from a German provider | #9 |
| 9 |  Pillar | United States | you pitch brands with a media kit and sell products every week | #10 |
| 10 |  Taplink | United States | your page is a request or booking funnel for one Instagram profile | #6 |
| 11 |  Later | Canada | you already pay for Later to schedule your social posts | #8 |
Closest in spirit, with a link page, website, product sales, email marketing and an audience database in one login. Its help center describes Smart Reply for messages and a brand commission affiliate program. Fees on sales depend on the plan, so check the current rates before comparing totals.
Switch from Linktree if you want a store and email tools under the same login as the page.
Built as a storefront. Creator is billed at $300 a year on annual billing and the company states it adds no transaction fee of its own. A 14-day trial replaces the free plan, so a page without sales still pays. It does not suit a plain list of links.
Switch from Linktree if you sell courses, calls or downloads and want one flat price.
Pro Standard costs $19 a year for 10 sites with custom domains, forms and analytics, and Pro Plus at $49 adds site downloads and advanced forms for 25 sites. You place the layout yourself, and there is no store, booking tool or Instagram reply feature built in.
Switch from Linktree if you want your own domain for a few dollars a year and accept manual layout.
A tiered product like Linktree with a clear fee table: Free, Pro at $9.99 and Premium at $29.99 a month, with seller fees of 9%, 5% and 0%. The page shows custom domains and five profiles only on Premium, and it offers scheduled pages and a tip jar.
Switch from Linktree if you want a similar tier ladder with the seller fee stated per plan.
Free includes unlimited links and analytics for 14 days. Pro is $7 a month with a custom domain, and Pro+ at $24 adds six profiles, lifetime analytics and CSV export. Organization plans at $14 and $29 add members. The page lists a 10-day trial and 0% transaction fees for a limited time.
Switch from Linktree if you manage several profiles or need analytics exported as CSV.
Priced in small steps: Lite $2.99 a month removes branding, Pro $6.99 monthly adds 365 days of analytics with export and a Meta pixel, and Pro+ adds a custom domain. Subscriptions run through the app stores with no trial. Selling fees run from 12% on Free to 7% on Pro+.
Switch from Linktree if you build the page from your phone and want to pay a few dollars.
A German page with fields for imprint, privacy and cancellation texts, no tracking cookies and anonymized statistics. Free gives unlimited links and Pro is €5 a month. It has no store, booking or email tool, and the pricing page lists no mailing or payment integrations.
Switch from Linktree if you are a European business that needs imprint fields and no tracking cookies.
Pages are called fronts: Free has one, Hobby one, Growth three and Business 25. More than fifteen widget types, custom CSS and custom domains are on offer. Automation for Instagram and TikTok chats is a separate product that bills extra contacts at 0.01 euro each. Paid plans carry a 7-day trial.
Switch from Linktree if you want custom CSS, several pages and chat automation from a German provider.
Creator costs $39 a month ($29 on annual billing) with a 5% seller fee and a weekly updating media kit. Entrepreneur at $129 removes the fee and adds a custom-domain store and funnel builder. Professional adds a branded mobile app. It prices far above a plain link page.
Switch from Linktree if you pitch brands with a media kit and sell products every week.
Each paid plan covers one Instagram profile, with a three-month minimum and discounts for paying six or twelve months up front. Upgrades are charged as the difference and a plan can move to another profile. The free plan allows a few links, some text and a theme.
Switch from Linktree if your page is a request or booking funnel for one Instagram profile.
Linking is part of Later's scheduler, and the pricing page lists Starter at $18.75, Growth at $37.50 and Scale at $82.50 a month on yearly billing, each with Link in Bio. Analytics history reaches one year on Starter and Growth, two on Scale. It has no store of its own.
Switch from Linktree if you already pay for Later to schedule your social posts.
Linktree is still the right choice when visitors expect the familiar pattern, when a free page with unlimited basic links is enough, or when one account should grow from a plain page into scheduling, routing and Instagram replies without a second vendor. Teams that already hold a plan and do not sell from the page lose little by staying.
Per its terms, a cancelled paid plan runs to the end of the billing cycle and then converts to a free plan, and deletion is only offered after cancelling. Keep the old page live until the new link is in every profile, because deleted content cannot be retrieved.
Request your data through Linktree's Data Request Form, which covers access and portability of personal information, and copy link lists, mailing-list contacts and analytics you need before you cancel. Expect to recreate designs, embeds and Instagram reply rules in the new tool.
Replace the URL in social bios, email signatures, QR codes and printed material. A custom domain on the new tool, such as on Carrd or hoo.be Premium, means the next move does not change the address people see.
Yes, Linktree's Privacy Notice says you can request access to and portability of your personal information through its Data Request Form. The pricing page does not state which tier includes a data export feature, so check the admin page before you cancel.
Yes, the terms say deletion is available after you cancel a paid plan. The paid plan continues to the end of the current billing cycle and then converts to a free plan. Deletion is permanent and the content cannot be retrieved afterwards.
Yes, the terms state the subscription continues automatically unless you cancel, billed in advance. Payments are non-refundable where the law allows. Linktree may make an exception for a plan cancelled within 72 hours, at its discretion.
Use the billing page in your Linktree admin, according to the terms. Purchases made through the App Store or Google Play must be cancelled with Apple or Google instead, and Linktree cannot refund them.
The Privacy Notice says data may be transferred to Australia, the United States and other countries where Linktree does business. Transfers rely on agreements between group companies and standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission.
The terms define Linktree as Linktree Pty Ltd, together with Plann and its group companies. The about page gives Melbourne, Australia as headquarters, so a contract question may reach a wider group than the page suggests.
Figures for Linktree and the alternatives come from the vendors' public pages, read on November 5, 2026. Treat them as a snapshot; rates and caps get revised often.
Sebastiaan Smits, Founder, wrote, edited and fact-checked this page.
Founder of The Interregnum and of 2 Steps Ahead, an AI search visibility agency. Editorially responsible for every page here; research and drafting are AI-assisted. Last reviewed November 5, 2026.
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