The best AllMyLinks alternative in 2026
Whoever opens your AllMyLinks sees a list of buttons. They don't see the video you released yesterday, don't hear the new track, don't know your store hours. And you never learn where that person came from or which device they were on.
AllMyLinks is good at what it set out to do: gather profiles, for free, with no ads. This comparison shows, item by item, what changes when the page has to do more than point somewhere else.
The short answer
- Six block types, not one. Link, text, image, video, Spotify and map, on Professional. On Free, unlimited links.
- Real analytics on every plan. Traffic source, device and movement over the period, not just a click count.
- The visitor's IP is never stored. You can measure without handing over who visited.
- What stays the same on free: the Allinks free plan is links only too. The other five types need Professional.
AllMyLinks vs Allinks, item by item
| AllMyLinks | Allinks Free | Allinks Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free | see plans |
| Pages per account | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| Links per page | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Content types | Links | Link only | Link, text, image, video, Spotify and map |
| Ready-made themes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Custom colors | Partial (color and background) | No | Yes |
| Custom logo | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Image upload | No | No | Yes |
| Branding removal in the footer | No | No | Yes |
| Analytics | Clicks per link | Visits, clicks, source, device and period | The same |
| Stores the visitor's IP | Not disclosed | No. The IP is never stored | No |
| Preview before publishing | - | Yes | Yes |
| Portuguese interface | No | Yes, natively | Yes, natively |
Need more than three pages? The Agency plan removes the limit on sites. Prices for every plan live at /pricing, not here, so this post doesn't age along with the price table.
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What it looks like in practice: a DJ's page
A list of links sends the visitor away. A page built from blocks keeps them there:
- Text at the top with the next date and city.
- Spotify playing the latest set on the page itself.
- Video of the previous show, embedded: nobody leaves for YouTube.
- Image of the party poster.
- Link to tickets, with its clicks counted apart from the rest.
- Map with the venue.
Text, Spotify, video, image and map are Professional blocks. On AllMyLinks those six items become six identical blue buttons, and whoever clicks the ticket link is indistinguishable from whoever clicks Instagram until you look at the total. Here you see which link pulled the click, where the visit came from and on which day the curve moved.
Analytics without handing over the visitor
Allinks takes an explicit position: the visitor's IP address is never stored. Each visit becomes an identifier hashed with a salt that rotates daily, which makes it possible to count unique visitors without reconstructing who they are or correlating behavior from one day to the next.
The dashboard shows visits, clicks on each link, traffic source, device and how things moved over the period. Spotify, video and maps play on the page itself and don't enter the click count. Automated traffic is identified and separated from the real number instead of inflating your report. And no third-party tracker fires before the visitor consents.
Analytics is on every plan, including the free one.
Customization that doesn't look like a template
On the Free plan you pick a preset theme and upload your logo. Basic identity shouldn't be something you pay for. On Professional you set the colors, upload the block images and remove the Allinks signature from the footer. The result reads as your own site, not as a profile hosted on a platform.
Before publishing any change, you can preview the page exactly as the visitor will see it.
Where AllMyLinks wins
AllMyLinks is still the better call if you need:
- A list and nothing else, built in two minutes, with nothing to choose.
- Ready-made social icons for dozens of platforms.
If your page is that and will stay that way, there's no reason to switch.
Migrating takes less than ten minutes
- Create your account at /register. No card required.
- Choose your page address. That's what you'll be sharing.
- Open your AllMyLinks profile in a tab next to it and recreate the links in the editor, dragging to reorder.
- On Professional, add what the list didn't allow: an intro paragraph, an image, your latest video.
- Pick the theme, upload the logo and use the preview before publishing.
- Swap the link in your social bios.
Clicks start counting on the first visit.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep the link I already shared?
Your AllMyLinks profile stays up until you delete it. The calmest path is to publish on Allinks, swap the link on your networks and leave the old one standing for a few weeks, until it stops getting visits.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. The Free plan is permanent and asks for no card. Professional comes with a one-month trial, and the card only comes in when you decide to subscribe.
What if I want to go back to the Free plan?
Your page stays online. You go back to the Free limits (one site, link blocks only, ready-made themes and the footer signature), but nothing is deleted by a downgrade: the other blocks leave the page and come back when you subscribe again.
Is there a limit on links?
No. Links are unlimited on every plan, Free included. What Professional unlocks are the other block types: text, image, video, Spotify and map.
Conclusion
Today whoever opens your page sees a list, and you see a number with no context. If that's enough, stay where you are. If the page needs to show, play, locate and tell you who showed up without storing anyone's IP, the switch takes less time than reading this article did.
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