Linktree pricing in 2026:every plan, fee and free limit

Linktree is free to start, and for a lot of people the free plan is enough. The question is what happens when you want a bit more: your own look without the logo, your email tool connected, or stats that go back further than a month. That's where the paid plans come in, and where the price starts to add up.

Here's every Linktree plan as it stood when we checked on 12 November 2026, what each one adds, the costs people miss, and how to pick. We make Hiyaly, a Linktree alternative, so we've kept Linktree's numbers to what most sources agree on and flagged where they don't.

Free

$0

Starter

$9 a month, or $7 a month billed yearly

Pro

$17 a month, or $14 a month billed yearly

Premium

$35 a month, or $30 a month billed yearly

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12 November 2026, US prices

The plans at a glance

Sources mostly agree on this table. The rows they argue about are selling fees and whether Starter can hide the logo, which we cover below.

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Is Linktree free?

Yes, and the free plan is better than people expect. You get unlimited links, a set of themes, social icons, a QR code and basic analytics. You can collect email sign-ups on your page too.

What you don't get:

• Your own look without the logo. The Linktree logo stays on your page.
• More than 28 days of stats. You can see this month, not last quarter.
• Your email tool. Sign-ups don't flow into Mailchimp, Kit or Klaviyo on their own.
• Pixels. No Meta Pixel or Google Analytics, so you can't measure ads or build audiences from your page.
• Advanced design. Wallpapers and the fancier themes are on paid plans.

If your page is a handful of links and you check it now and then, stay on free. Paying only makes sense once one of those gaps costs you something.

Starter: $9 a month

Starter is the smallest step up. It adds more design options, link scheduling (show a link from one date, hide it after another), custom endings for Linktree short links, and 90 days of analytics with stats for each link.

The catch is what it leaves out. Email integrations, pixels and SEO settings are all on Pro, and most sources say the logo stays on Starter too. If the reason you want to pay is the logo or your email list, Starter probably isn't the plan you need, and you'll end up on Pro anyway.

Pro: $17 a month

Pro is where most paying Linktree users end up, because it's the first plan that covers what people usually want from a paid page:

• Hide the Linktree logo
• Connect Mailchimp, Kit, Klaviyo or Google Sheets
• Add a Meta Pixel and Google Analytics
• A year of analytics, with where visitors come from
• Sell digital products, courses and paid bookings
• Add other people to help manage the page

At $17 a month, Pro is $204 a year. Billed yearly it's $168. That's a fair price for what's in it, but it's a lot for what most people actually use: no logo, an email list and stats.

Premium: $35 a month

Premium is for people running a business through their Linktree. It adds all-time analytics, data export, rules that show different links depending on where a visitor comes from, social post scheduling and the fastest support.

If you're a brand or a creator with a team, it might be worth it. For most people, it's a lot to pay for a link in bio: $420 a year, or $360 billed yearly.

The fees when you sell

This is the part sources disagree on most. Some say Linktree takes a share of each sale on the cheaper plans and nothing on the top ones. Others say paid products are only on Pro and Premium, with no Linktree fee. Linktree's own help centre says the fee "depends on your plan" and points to the table on its pricing page.

What's certain is that card processing comes on top on every plan: Stripe charges about 2.9% + $0.30 per sale in the US. So before you sell anything, check two numbers on Linktree's pricing page: Linktree's share on your plan, and the processing fee.

Monthly or yearly?

Paying yearly saves money on every Linktree plan:

Only go yearly once you're sure. A yearly plan is a big charge on one day, and the most common complaint in reviews of link in bio tools isn't price, it's renewals people didn't see coming. Put the renewal date in your calendar the day you pay.

Costs people miss

• Price rises. Starter and Pro went up in late 2026. If you're on a monthly plan, a rise reaches you at your next renewal.
• Your country. Prices change by region and currency, so the numbers you see may not be the ones in this post.
• Processing fees. Stripe's cut applies on every sale, whatever your plan.
• Paying for the plan above. Lots of people buy Starter for the logo, find it's on Pro, and upgrade. Check which plan has the one thing you need before you pay.
• Lock-in. Your page lives at linktr.ee/yourname. If you print that on merch or packaging and later move, every printed link points at the old page.

Which plan do you need?

• A few links, no email list, no ads: the free plan.
• Scheduled links and a bit more design, logo doesn't bother you: Starter.
• No logo, your email tool, pixels or selling: Pro, or a cheaper tool that includes those.
• A team, all-time data and rules for different visitors: Premium.

If you've landed on Pro, it's worth a quick look around before you pay $17 a month.

A cheaper way to get Pro features

We built Hiyaly with one plan that has everything: no logo, your own domain, email sign-ups with Mailchimp, Kit, Klaviyo and more, pixels, scheduled links, selling with 0% Hiyaly fees, and Hiya to set the page up from your Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or X. It's $8 a month or $72 a year ($6 a month).

To be fair to Linktree: it has a free plan and we don't, and Pro keeps a full year of stats where we keep 90 days. If either of those matters most, Linktree is the better pick.

Billing is the part we care about most. Your settings show the next charge and its date, Stripe emails you 7 days before a renewal, invoices are there as PDFs, and cancelling is a button, not a support ticket. Hiyaly is priced per page, so two pages cost twice as much.

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Moving over takes a few minutes: paste your linktr.ee link and Hiya brings your links across, checks each one and picks a theme close to your old one. See how to switch from Linktree, or the full Hiyaly vs Linktree comparison for every feature side by side. If you're still weighing up tools, our round-up of the best link in bio tools in 2027 covers prices for seven more.