Linktree has four plans in 2026: Free at $0, Starter at $7 a month billed yearly or $9 monthly, Pro at $14 a month billed yearly or $17 monthly, and Premium at $30 a month billed yearly or $35 monthly. Those are the USD prices on Linktree's pricing page as we saw them on October 24, 2026. Agencies and enterprise teams get a custom quote.
Look up "Linktree pricing" and you will find reviews quoting Pro at $9, $10 or $15 a month. Most of that is old data, and none of it tells you what actually moves the bill. Four things do: how long your analytics are kept (28 days on Free, all time on Premium), which plan lets you sell paid products, when the Linktree footer comes off, and the fact that every paid plan covers exactly one Linktree. This guide goes through each plan, the costs the table leaves out, and an honest side-by-side with Linxly.
Linktree pricing at a glance (2026)
Here is the lineup with both billing options, plus the four rows that decide which plan people end up on. Everything below comes from the feature comparison on Linktree's own pricing page.
| Plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Analytics history | Per-link clicks | Linktree footer removed | Sell paid products |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 28 days | no | no | no, free items only |
| Starter | $7/mo ($84/yr) | $9/mo | 90 days | yes | no | no, free items only |
| Pro | $14/mo ($168/yr) | $17/mo | 365 days | yes | yes | yes, 0% Linktree fee |
| Premium | $30/mo ($360/yr) | $35/mo | all time | yes | yes | yes, 0% Linktree fee |
Unlimited links are included on every plan, Free too. So is the tr.ee link shortener and a basic QR code. Pro and Premium come with a 7-day free trial. Starter has no trial button.
Notice how the yearly discount shrinks as you climb. Paying yearly saves about 22% on Starter, 18% on Pro and only 14% on Premium. The plan with the biggest bill gets the smallest discount.
Why Linktree prices in reviews do not match your bill
Most reviews that disagree with the table above were written before a price change. A post quoting Pro at $9 or $15 is showing an older price list. The figures here are the ones Linktree's pricing page showed on October 24, 2026.
Tax is the second variable. Since December 1, 2025, plan prices in the US and Canada are tax-exclusive: Linktree's help article on tax says tax is added at checkout as a separate line. Outside those two countries, VAT or GST is included in the price where it applies. So a $17 Pro plan can cost more than $17 in New York and exactly $17 elsewhere.
Check the price while logged in, from the country your card is issued in. Tax is calculated from your billing address, card country or sign-up country, so a page opened through a VPN will not show your real total.
What each Linktree plan gets you, and the limit you hit first
Free
Free gives away more than you might expect: unlimited links, one featured link, email and phone sign-ups, the basic shortener and a QR code. Analytics show the last 28 days, without per-link insights.
The catch is newer. Linktree is testing ads on select Free Linktrees in eligible countries, and its help article says they "appear briefly between a visitor selecting your link and reaching the destination website". Upgrading to any paid plan removes them.
The first wall is the data. You can see that the page got visits, not which link people tapped.
Starter
Starter adds per-link click counts, 90 days of history, link scheduling, redirects, unlimited featured links, QR code customization and custom back-halves on tr.ee links. For $9 a month, that is the plan where your Linktree starts looking like yours.
What it does not add matters more. The Linktree footer stays on the page. You can only list free products, courses and bookings, not paid ones. And the reports still do not say where visitors came from: referrer, location and device insights all start at Pro.
Pro
Pro is the plan Linktree builds its page around, and the feature list explains why. The footer comes off, referrer, location and device insights switch on, and history stretches to 365 days. You can sell digital products, courses and bookings at any price with 0% Linktree fees. Password and code locks, SEO settings, Google Analytics, the Facebook Conversion API, global UTM parameters and Mailchimp all arrive on this plan.
The limit is the window. Data older than a year drops out of view, and data export is not included on Pro. If you want to compare this autumn's launch with last autumn's, you need Premium.
Premium
Premium adds all-time analytics, data export, Linktree's rules and routing feature ("Rules Power-Up"), unlimited Instagram auto-reply sends and a 4-hour support response time against 12 hours on Pro.
Here the limit is the bill. At $35 a month, or $360 a year upfront, Premium makes sense for people who sell through their Linktree every week. If export is the only reason you are looking at it, you are paying $18 a month more than Pro for one button.
Agency and Enterprise
No public price. Linktree offers team seats, dedicated support and custom contracts. According to its help center, if you are upgrading more than 10 Linktrees you can request a custom price through the Enterprise form.
The costs the plan table does not show
One plan covers one Linktree. Linktree's help article on multiple Linktrees is blunt: "Each paid plan applies to one Linktree." Run a personal page, a shop page and a podcast page on Pro and you pay three times: $51 a month billed monthly, $612 a year. Agencies and anyone with a second brand feel this first.
"0% fees" is not zero. Pro and Premium charge no Linktree fee on digital products, courses and bookings. Stripe still takes 2.9% + $0.30 per purchase on every plan, and partner payouts cost $0.25 each, as Linktree's fees article explains. A $10 ebook leaves you $9.41 before tax. Plenty of reviews still quote the old 12% and 9% commission tiers. The current table shows a 12% fee only on tips and pay-to-unlock on Free.
History you cannot take with you. Free keeps 28 days, Starter 90, Pro a year. Export is Premium only. And if you cancel, Linktree's help center says your page "moves to the Free plan when your current billing period ends", which puts you back on the 28-day window.
Before you pick Starter to save $8 a month, check whether you will ever sell anything paid. Starter cannot list a paid product at all, so a single paid ebook pushes you to Pro anyway.
None of this is hidden in a legal sense. It is all on Linktree's pricing page and help center. It just sits several screens below the price, where most buyers never scroll.
Linktree vs Linxly pricing: one table, weak spots included
Linxly is our product, so here are both lineups in one table. Linxly prices come from our pricing page, Linktree prices from Linktree's pricing page on the same day. The full feature-by-feature view is in the Linktree vs Linxly comparison.
| Plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Bio pages | Analytics history | Visitor country and device | Referrer data | Built-in checkout |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linktree Free | $0 | $0 | 1 | 28 days | no | no | free items only |
| Linktree Starter | $7/mo | $9/mo | 1 | 90 days | no | no | free items only |
| Linktree Pro | $14/mo | $17/mo | 1 | 365 days | yes | yes | yes |
| Linktree Premium | $30/mo | $35/mo | 1 | all time | yes | yes | yes |
| Linxly Starter | $0.79/mo | $0.99/mo | 2 | 30 days | yes | no | no |
| Linxly Pro | $6.39/mo | $7.99/mo | 20 | 2 years | yes | yes | no |
| Linxly Business | $31.99/mo | $39.99/mo | 50 | 5 years | yes | yes | no |
Start with where Linktree wins, because it wins on real things. Linxly has no built-in checkout: a product card shows the item and its price and sends the visitor to your own store. There is no email or phone capture on the page, no Instagram auto-reply, and no social post scheduler. Linktree also counts clicks on each button from Starter, while Linxly's bio analytics measure visits to the page and where they came from. If you sell digital products straight from your bio, Linktree Pro is built for that job and Linxly is not.
Now the other side. Visitor country and device type sit on Linxly Starter at $0.99, while on Linktree they start at Pro. Referrer data costs $7.99 a month on Linxly Pro against $17 on Linktree Pro, and the history runs two years instead of one. Linxly Pro covers 20 bio pages on one subscription, which changes the three-page math from $51 a month to $7.99.
Linxly Pro also includes 250 short links a month, deep links that send each phone to the right app store, and a QR code generated automatically for every link, with your logo and colors on Pro and Business. Linktree has a shortener too, but UTM tagging per link, expiry dates and app routing are where the two drift apart. We covered that split in Linktree vs Bitly, and the broader switch in the Linktree alternative guide.
Which Linktree plan fits whom
Free is fine for a personal page where you do not need numbers. If the page matters to income, 28 days of totals and a possible ad before your link are a poor trade.
Starter suits creators who want to know which link gets tapped and like scheduling links for a launch. It is the cheapest plan that tells you which button earned its place on the page.
Pro is the plan for anyone who sells, and for anyone who needs to know whether Instagram or TikTok sent the traffic. If those referrer numbers are the reason you are paying, read how to track link in bio analytics first, so you know what you will do with them.
Premium pays off for people who sell every week and need all-time data or exports for reporting. For everyone else it is Pro plus a bigger invoice.
And if you manage more than one page, do the per-profile math before any of this. Three Pro plans billed monthly cost $51, more than Premium, and Premium still covers only one page.
How to check what you would actually pay
The plan table is a starting point. Your own numbers decide the bill.
- Count your pages. Every Linktree you want upgraded is a separate plan. Multiply before you compare.
- Write down the one report you need. Per-link clicks alone means Starter. Where visitors come from means Pro. Last year's data means Premium.
- Start the 7-day Linxly trial. Every feature is unlocked during the trial.
- Rebuild one page. Open the visual editor for a new bio link page, add your links, products and socials, and pick an ending like
linx.ly/yourname. A QR code is generated automatically with it. - Swap the link in one profile for a week. Put the new link in your Instagram or TikTok bio, then compare the referrer and country reports with what Linktree showed you on your current plan.
Your Linktree page stays live while you test. If the trial does not fit, cancel before day 7 and switch your bio link back.
Test with the profile that gets the most traffic, not the quietest one. Referrer and country splits only start to mean something after a few hundred visits, and a week on your main profile gets you there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Linktree free?
Yes, Linktree has a free plan with unlimited links and 28 days of basic analytics. Linktree is also testing short ads before the destination on select Free Linktrees.
How much is Linktree Pro?
On October 24, 2026, Linktree's pricing page showed Pro at $17 a month billed monthly, or $14 a month billed yearly ($168). Tax is added on top in the US and Canada.
Does Linktree take a cut of my sales?
On Pro and Premium, Linktree charges 0% on digital products, courses and bookings. Stripe's processing fee of 2.9% + $0.30 per purchase still applies, and Free and Starter can only list free items.
Do I pay separately for each Linktree?
Yes. Linktree's help center says each paid plan applies to one Linktree, so three upgraded pages means three subscriptions.
What happens to my Linxly page if I stop paying?
Your bio page, short links and QR codes keep working after the plan ends. Editing them and viewing new stats need an active plan.
How much does Linxly cost?
Linxly starts at $0.99 a month. There is a 7-day free trial with every feature unlocked, and you can cancel anytime.