Linktree Alternatives in 2026: 9 Tools Compared

Beacons is our top Linktree alternative because its free plan does more than a simple list of links. You get a link page, a store for digital products, email capture with 50 sends per month on Free, a media kit for brand deals, and real-time analytics, all without paying a subscription. That combination suits creators who are starting to sell and who do not want to pay for a store, an email tool, and a link page separately.

Paid plans start with Creator at $10 per month, or $100 per year, which adds a custom domain and 500 email sends, while Creator Plus at $30 per month removes the seller fee and adds courses, memberships, and unlimited email. The catch is the 9% seller fee on Free and Creator, plus payment processing, so sellers with steady volume should compare the cost of Creator Plus with the fees they would otherwise pay. For a free page that can grow into a small business, Beacons is hard to beat.

Carrd is the best alternative if you want a page that looks like a small website rather than a list of buttons. The free plan covers up to three simple sites, and Pro Lite at $9 per year removes Carrd branding, Pro Standard at $19 per year adds a custom domain, and Pro Plus at $49 per year adds more features and sites. That yearly pricing is far lower than most monthly link tools, which makes Carrd a strong choice for a personal page, a portfolio, or a business landing page.

The trade-off is effort and features. Carrd has no native link analytics or store in the way a creator tool does, and you will spend more time choosing a layout, fonts, and sections than you would with a template link page. For a simple, well designed bio page on a tiny budget, that effort pays off. For selling and email capture out of the box, Beacons or Stan Store will be faster.

Stan Store is the pick if selling is the whole point of your bio link. Instead of sending followers to a separate shop, Stan puts checkout on the page itself, so a follower can buy a course, a digital product, or a booking without extra clicks. That focus on social traffic, with 0% platform commission on sales, suits creators whose income comes mainly from Instagram or TikTok.

Creator is $29 per month, or $300 per year, and Creator Pro is $99 per month, with a 14-day trial and no permanent free plan. That price is high if you only need a list of links, and Stan offers less design freedom than Carrd and no custom domain in recent checks. If your bio link is a storefront first and a link list second, Stan justifies its price. If you only need links, a free tool will do.

Lnk.Bio suits people who want a Linktree style page without a monthly bill that grows. The free plan covers unlimited links, and paid options start very low, with Mini at $0.99 per month in recent checks, Unique as a one-time upgrade at $24.99, and Ultra at $89.99 per year. Templates, music and video embeds, and simple customisation make setup fast, even for a first bio page.

The limits are in analytics and selling. Free analytics are basic, and Lnk.Bio does not offer the store, email, and media kit depth that Beacons does. A custom domain is a paid add-on unless you choose Ultra. If your goal is a clean, cheap page that sends people to your content and shops elsewhere, Lnk.Bio is a strong, low fuss choice.

Taplink is a step up from a simple link list toward a mini sales site. You can build a page with product blocks, forms, payment buttons, and messaging options, so a follower can ask a question, book a call, or buy without leaving the page. That suits small businesses, coaches, and sellers who need more than a set of outbound links.

Pricing should be checked on the vendor site for your region, since Taplink bills in blocks of months and prices vary by currency, with PRO and Business tiers in recent checks at around 3 and 6 euros per month on annual terms in some regions. The free plan covers basic pages with limited blocks, which is enough to test the layout. If you need a simple page only, Lnk.Bio or Campsite.bio will be quicker. If you need forms and payments on the page, Taplink earns its extra complexity.

Campsite.bio is a straightforward Linktree alternative that works well for teams, agencies, and people who manage more than one profile. The free plan covers unlimited links and basic customisation, while Pro from $7 per month adds more analytics, branding removal, and features for managing multiple pages. Setup is fast, and the page stays focused on links rather than turning into a full website builder.

The trade-off is depth. Campsite does not match Beacons for selling and email, or Stan for checkout, and its design options are narrower than Carrd. For a team that needs several clean bio pages at a low cost, with a shared workflow, Campsite is a practical choice. For a single creator who sells, Beacons will offer more in the free plan.

Milkshake is built for creators who do everything on their phone. You build a page from cards, each card holding a link, a video, a product, or a short message, and the result looks like a set of social stories rather than a plain button list. The free plan is enough for a simple page, and the paid plan, listed from $2.99 per month in recent checks, adds more features.

That phone first approach is also the limit. Desktop editing is limited, analytics are basic, and selling features do not match Beacons or Stan. Milkshake suits a creator who wants a good looking page in minutes on a phone and who sends traffic to shops and content elsewhere. If you manage a page from a computer or need a store, another tool on this list will fit better.

Shorby suits small brands and influencers who want a branded link and direct contact options. Custom domains, short links, and messenger blocks let a follower tap straight into WhatsApp or a similar app, while RSS blocks can pull in recent posts automatically. That mix of link page and contact tool is useful for service businesses that get enquiries from social traffic.

Shorby has no permanent free plan in recent checks, and paid pricing varies, with Rocket and Pro tiers listed in recent comparisons, so check the vendor site before you commit. It also offers less in store and email features than Beacons. If branded links and messenger contact are your priority, Shorby is a focused choice. If you need a free page, start with Beacons, Carrd, or Lnk.Bio instead.

Later Linkin.bio is the best alternative if you already schedule social posts in Later. Your link page mirrors your feed, so a follower can tap a post and reach the product or article behind it, without you updating links by hand each time you post. That saves time for teams that publish often and want every post to be shoppable or clickable.

The catch is that Linkin.bio is part of Later social plans, not a cheap standalone tool, with a 14-day trial and plans starting from $18.75 per month on annual billing in recent checks for Starter. If you do not use Later for scheduling, paying for the full platform just for a link page is poor value. If Later is already in your workflow, Linkin.bio turns that scheduling work into a link page with no extra tool to manage.