T2M, the shortener at t2mio.com, sells four plans between $5 and $89.99 a month. People start looking for an alternative for one of two reasons, and both are visible on the pricing table. Either the feature they need sits two tiers above the plan they wanted to buy, or the feature is not there at any tier.
This guide goes plan by plan through what T2M includes, using T2M's own pricing and features pages as the source. Then it covers the four things worth checking before you move anything, and what the same money buys on Linxly. In numbers: Linxly starts at $0.99 a month, and the Pro plan that lines up against T2M Standard is $7.99.
What T2M includes, plan by plan
Four individual plans, and the ceiling that matters is the monthly redirect count rather than the link count:
| Plan | Price | Active short URLs | New URLs / month | Clicks / month | Click history | Branded domains |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $5 one time | 7,500 | 500 | 5,000 | 6 months | None |
| Standard | $9.99/mo or $89.91/yr | 30,000 | 2,000 | 25,000 | 12 months | 1 |
| Pro | $29.99/mo or $269.91/yr | 150,000 | 10,000 | 125,000 | 18 months | 3 |
| Premium | $89.99/mo or $809.91/yr | 750,000 | 50,000 | 250,000 | 24 months | 10 |
The Basic plan needs one clarification. T2M's FAQ describes it as "FREE for lifetime after paying a one-time account verification fee of $5", charged to stop spam signups.
What Basic does not carry is most of the reason you would use a link tool for work. No advanced analytics charts, no UTM builder, no password protection, no link expiration, and QR codes are static only. So for anyone running campaigns, the real starting line is Standard at $9.99 a month.
For comparison, URL shortener plans on Linxly start at $0.99 a month, and click analytics is open from the lowest tier rather than gated two steps up.
The tier where the price jumps
Standard covers the basics. You get the analytical charts for browsers, platforms, referrer sources, devices, and countries, twelve months of click history, one branded domain, dynamic QR codes, password protection, link expiration, and CSV import at 250 URLs per file.
The following unlock on Pro at $29.99 a month:
- Geo analytics by state or province, city, and postal code
- QR code color options and custom logo
- Mobile targeting, meaning separate destinations for Android and iOS
- A/B testing and URL cloaking
- Retargeting and tracking pixel
- Analytics export per campaign
Three items on that list are routine marketing requirements. Knowing which city your clicks came from, and putting your logo on a QR code before it goes to print, do not qualify as enterprise features. Sending iPhone users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play from one link is the most common mobile routing task there is, and on T2M it costs $29.99 a month.
API access sits higher still, on Premium at $89.99 a month with a 300 calls per minute limit. Teammate seats, SSO, white labeling, and parameter forwarding are listed as on-demand add-ons rather than plan inclusions, so the sticker price is not always the final number.
The feature that is not on any T2M plan
There is no link-in-bio page on T2M, on Basic or on Premium. The pricing table does not have a row for it and the features page does not list one.
If your traffic comes from a profile, that gap decides the tool. Instagram and TikTok give you a small number of link slots, and a shortener fills one of them with a single destination. A link in bio page fills the same slot with a page that holds your store, your latest video, your booking form, and your other profiles, and reports on the visits it receives.
You can approximate it on T2M by pointing a branded domain at a landing page you host yourself. That method works, but it adds the job of building and maintaining a web page on top of the link tool.
Four things to check before you switch
The redirect cap, not the link cap. Standard allows 25,000 clicks a month. A single post that performs above expectations can spend that in a week, and it is the redirects that stop, not new link creation.
How long your history is kept. Twelve months on Standard, eighteen on Pro. If you compare quarter against quarter, or year against year, check that window before it matters.
Which features are add-ons. Teammates, SSO, white labeling, and parameter forwarding are priced separately. A two person team is not on the $9.99 plan in practice.
The trial. T2M's FAQ says you can "request a 15-day free trial to try any of our paid plans", so it is a request rather than a self-serve button.
Before you migrate anything, export your click data. Short links can be recreated in an afternoon. Twelve months of analytics history cannot, and no tool imports another tool's reports.
Linxly as a T2M alternative: what you get
Compared at the tiers bought in practice, Linxly Pro is $7.99 a month against T2M Standard at $9.99, and the feature split is different:
- Branded short links with a slug you choose, in
linx.ly/spring-saleformat - A QR code generated automatically for every link, with your colors and logo on paid plans rather than at the $29.99 tier
- Bio pages with product cards, embedded video, maps, and theming, in the same dashboard as the links
- Deep links that route by device to the App Store, Google Play, Huawei AppGallery, or your website, with no SDK and no mobile developer
- Meta tag editing, so the title, description, and preview image are yours when the link gets pasted into a chat
- Time-based redirects, password protection, and link expiration
- Analytics by country, city, device type, device brand, operating system, browser, referrer, and whether the visit was a QR scan or a click
Entry is $0.99 a month on Starter, and every plan opens with a 7-day trial that unlocks the full feature set. The row-by-row version is on the T2M vs Linxly page.
The QR side deserves a separate note. Every link you create gets its own code at the moment of creation, so print and screen point at the same short link and report into the same numbers. There is no separate QR tool and no second account.
If a profile bio is where your audience clicks, paying $29.99 for city-level analytics and a logo on a QR code is a hard line to defend.
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Get startedFrequently asked questions
Does T2M have a link in bio page?
No. Neither the pricing table nor the features page lists one at any tier. T2M is a shortener with QR codes, analytics, and branded domains around it.
What does T2M's Basic plan cost?
It is free for lifetime after a one-time $5 account verification fee, which T2M says exists to prevent spam registrations. It covers 500 new links and 5,000 clicks a month, with static QR codes and without the analytics charts, UTM builder, password protection, or link expiration.
Why is T2M Pro so much more expensive than Standard?
The jump from $9.99 to $29.99 buys city and postal code analytics, QR color and logo customization, Android and iOS targeting, A/B testing, URL cloaking, and the retargeting pixel. Standard covers country-level charts and dynamic QR codes but not the customization.
Can I move my T2M links to Linxly?
You recreate them. There is no bulk import on Linxly, so the practical approach is to rebuild your active links with the same slugs, then update the destination URLs afterwards as campaigns change. Export your T2M analytics first, because history does not transfer between tools.
Is Linxly cheaper than T2M?
At the working tiers, yes. Linxly Pro is $7.99 a month against T2M Standard at $9.99, and the features T2M holds at $29.99, such as city-level geo data and QR branding, are included. Entry is $0.99 a month on Starter.
Does T2M do app deep links?
It has Android and iOS targeting from the Pro plan, which routes each operating system to a different destination. Linxly deep links do the same routing without an SDK and add Huawei AppGallery plus a desktop fallback, so one link covers every device.
Do you allow gambling or illegal redirects?
No. Linxly blocks this kind of content automatically through filters, and anything that gets past automation goes through manual review or abuse reporting. The account is suspended. This policy is part of why Linxly stays reachable in markets where other shorteners get blocked, including Turkey, where a court blocked T2M, Bitly, and Cuttly on May 5, 2026 on illegal gambling grounds.
The short version
T2M's pricing ladder puts three ordinary features on a $29.99 step: city-level analytics, a logo on your QR code, and one link that routes iPhone and Android to different places. The bio page is not on the ladder at all.
If what you need is a bio page for the profile, short links for everything else, QR codes that carry your branding, and one report covering all of it, that is a cheaper problem to solve. Related reading: Bitly alternatives for marketers, and a closer look at a URL shortener with analytics.