The best Linktree alternative in 2026
Every person who opens your Linktree sees another company's logo under your name. Removing that signature is a Premium feature, the priciest of the four plans. And on the way there you pay a step just to learn where your visits came from.
Linktree created the category and does what it promises well. This comparison shows what changes when the footer branding and the analytics stop being an upgrade, and what you lose by leaving.
The short answer
- Branding comes off on the first paid plan, not the fourth.
- Traffic source and device are in the free plan. On Linktree that's Pro.
- Unlimited links on every plan, and six block types on Professional: link, text, image, video, Spotify and map.
- The visitor's IP is never stored.
- What you give up: content beyond links on the free plan and the commerce tools.
Linktree vs Allinks, item by item
| Linktree free | Linktree paid | Allinks Free | Allinks Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | see site | Free | see plans |
| Links | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Content types | Links and widgets | Links and widgets | Link only | Link, text, image, video, Spotify and map |
| Basic analytics | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Traffic source and device | No | Yes, on Pro | Yes | Yes |
| Link scheduling | No | Yes, on Starter | Yes | Yes |
| Monetization and commerce | No | Yes, on Pro/Premium | No | No |
| Custom colors | Partial | Yes | No | Yes |
| Custom logo | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Image upload | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Branding removal | No | Premium only | No | Yes, on Professional |
| Pages per account | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| Stores the visitor's IP | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | No. The IP is never stored | No |
| Portuguese interface | Yes | Yes | Yes, natively | Yes, natively |
Create my free page - no card, and the branding comes off on the very first paid plan.
What it looks like in practice: a newsletter writer's page
Thirty stacked buttons don't convert better than six blocks with a hierarchy:
- Text, two lines, saying what the newsletter is about and who it's for.
- Image of the latest issue, giving a face to something that is only text.
- Link to subscribe, on its own, in the spotlight, with its clicks counted apart.
- Video of the most recent interview, playing on the page itself.
- Link to the archive of past issues.
- Link to social profiles, at the bottom, where it belongs.
Text, image and video are Professional blocks; on the Free plan the page is made of links, as many as you want.
On Linktree's free plan that becomes a uniform stack of buttons, and you don't find out whether the subscription came from Instagram or from email without moving up to Pro. Oh, and their logo closes the page.
Your brand alone, sooner
Professional removes the footer signature. You don't have to climb to the most expensive plan for the page to look like yours: you set the colors, upload the block images, and the footer stays clean.
On the Free plan you already pick a preset theme and upload your logo. Basic identity shouldn't be something you pay for. And before publishing any change, you can preview the page exactly as the visitor will see it.
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 across days.
The dashboard shows visits, clicks on each link, traffic source, device and movement over the period, on the free plan too. Video, image and text live on the page itself and don't enter the click count. Automated traffic is separated from the real number instead of inflating your report. And no third-party tracker fires before consent.
Where Linktree wins
Linktree delivers more if you need:
- More than buttons on the free plan. Ours is links only; text, image, video, Spotify and map come with Professional.
- Monetization and commerce: tips, sales, payment integrations.
- A far larger ecosystem of marketing integrations.
- Recognition. Plenty of people know what a Linktree is.
If any of those is a requirement, stay where you are. Switching would mean losing function.
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 Linktree in a tab next to it and recreate the links in the editor, dragging to reorder.
- Take the chance to cut: a few well-chosen links convert better than thirty stacked buttons.
- On Professional, add what the list didn't allow: an intro paragraph, an image, your latest video.
- Pick the theme, upload the logo, preview and publish.
- Swap the link in your social bios.
Clicks start counting on the first visit.
Frequently asked questions
I have dozens of links. Will they all fit?
They will. Links are unlimited on every plan, Free included. Check first whether all of them really need to be there: a link-in-bio page rarely improves with more buttons.
Can I bring my data over from Linktree?
Blocks are recreated by hand, in a few minutes. Your click history stays on Linktree; counting on Allinks starts on the first visit.
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 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.
Conclusion
Today the footer of your page belongs to another company, and knowing where your audience comes from costs a step. If you need widgets on the free plan or commerce tools, Linktree delivers more. If you want a page that looks like yours and the whole number from the free plan on, the switch takes ten minutes.
Create my free page - no card. Or check the plans first.