Best Linktree Alternatives

A closer acquaintance with brands and specialists in various fields, as well as bloggers, creators, and even robots, takes place through links in their social media profiles. We accidentally or intentionally go to the landing page of a particular project/person, and if we decide to get to know them better, we’ll definitely check their profile description (bio). There we usually find a link that leads to the official website of the brand/creator. Depending on the purpose of the post, we are provided with a wide range of calls to action — subscribe, buy, like, support, become a partner, etc.

If you are a social media user, you are unlikely to wonder where these links and CTA buttons come from. However, if you're a creator, this is one of the first questions you'll want to get the answer to before launching your website or landing page. And you probably know that the most common service for creating optimized mobile pages with clickable links is Linktree.

The fast-growing audience of the service will soon reach 20 million, and the founder claims it to be a unicorn startup! This is well deserved, as the solution offers a huge number of easy-to-use templates for creating quality links that will work for your business. However, there have been a few worthy Linktree competitors in recent times whose features you're probably eager to learn about.

That's why we've created this guide, which brings together 6 top Linktree alternatives to help you build effective bio links.

Let’s dive in!

1. Taplink

Taplink is one of the strongest Linktree alternatives. The service’s free plan also offers an unlimited number of links, as well as more cost-effective rates for creating and designing a microsite, filling it with content, and adding Q&A or reviews sections. Paid plan as low as $2/month provide access to CRM, time counters, countdowns, and custom domains.

The only disadvantage is that analytic tools are not included in the free plan.

2. Lnk.Bio

Lnk.Bio is an intuitive service that offers more than 40 social media icons and e-commerce services to insert clickable links to your website, online store, or social media page. The key advantage of the product is an unlimited number of links. The paid plan is based on the use of analytics tools and publication scheduling (just for $0.99/month).

The main disadvantage is that analytic tools are not included in the free plan.

3. Tap.Bio

Tap.Bio is the solution for those who want to add maximum links in minimum space. The key advantage of the service is that with its help you can create landing pages by scrolling not down, as usual, but swiping left or right, according to the carousel principle. All CTAs, important content and clickable contacts (including subscribes to your YouTube channel) fit on your screen with as many bright buttons.

The relative disadvantage is uncommon design.

4. Shor.by

Shor.by can be considered a twin among all the Linktree alternatives. With this service, you can post updates about fresh content and links to your pages on all major social networks, including Snapchat, Patreon, and Twitch. The solution also offers integration with Whatsapp and Telegram, which makes the user's path shorter. Analytics is included in all plans.

The main disadvantage is the pricing. You have to pay $15/month for a monthly subscription, and $12/month for an annual subscription. Pricing plans are based on the number of micro page creations and the use of custom domains.

5. Milkshake

Milkshake is an advanced solution for those who don't want to be limited to landing pages and clickable bio links. With it, you can create full-fledged websites, business card sites, or dashboards to manage multiple Instagram accounts. Analytics is also included.

The key advantage of the product is the absolutely free plan, and the relative disadvantage is the requirement to download the official app to your device to make any changes.

6. Pallyy

Pallyy is another great Linktree alternative to help you create landing pages, add product links and CTAs, as well as:

• schedule publications;
• conduct detailed analytics;
• receive reports;
• manage social media comments.

The main disadvantage is the limit of 15 posts on 1 account of 1 social network.

Conclusion

Whether you own a business account on any social media, run an e-commerce business, or just blogging as a part-time job, all of the tools discussed above will be great helpers. Each of them has its own characteristics and none of them is an exact copy of Linktree. Therefore, it will not be difficult for you to choose one for the needs of your business.

For example, Taplink is the right solution if you need to expand your contact base for email newsletters, and Pallyy — is for contests and surveys.

Choose by exploring all the features of each product and do not forget to calculate the budget!