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Linktree pricing: what each plan costs, and is it still free?

Yes, Linktree is still free. There is a free plan with unlimited basic links and no time limit. The paid plans are Starter at $8 a month, Pro at $15 and Premium at $35, each cheaper if you pay for a year.

Every number here is from Linktree’s own pricing page, as of 6 October 2026. Prices change, so check the date against today.

Linktree’s plans and prices

Plan Billed monthly Billed annually Free trial
Free $0 $0 Not needed
Starter $8 a month $6 a month ($72 a year) No
Pro $15 a month $12 a month ($144 a year) 7 days
Premium $35 a month $30 a month ($360 a year) 7 days

There is also an Agency or Enterprise option with team seats, priced by contacting them.

Paying annually saves $24 a year on Starter, $36 on Pro and $60 on Premium.

What the free plan includes

Linktree lists two things for Free: unlimited basic links, and email and phone sign-ups.

What you don’t get:

  • More than one featured link. Linktree’s help centre says featured links are limited to one on Free.
  • Scheduling. Timing a link to appear and disappear starts on Starter.
  • Your own branding. The Linktree logo stays on the page until Pro.
  • Longer analytics. History starts at 90 days on Starter.

For a page that sends people to your other profiles, a shop and a newsletter, Free is enough, and many people never leave it.

What each paid plan adds

Starter, $8 a month. A personalised page, unlimited featured links, link scheduling and basic analytics covering the last 90 days.

Pro, $15 a month. Everything in Starter, plus: the Linktree logo removed, custom designs, mailing list integrations (the help centre names Mailchimp, Klaviyo and Google Sheets), Google Analytics, a year of analytics, and “sell and earn with 0% fees”.

Premium, $35 a month. Everything in Pro, plus: link rules and routing, AI integrations, all-time analytics, data export, social media scheduling and Instagram auto-replies.

Does Linktree take a cut of what you sell?

On some plans, yes. Linktree’s help centre says transaction fees “vary by plan”, and the pricing page advertises 0% fees from Pro upward. The pricing page does not print the percentage for Free and Starter. It sits behind a “compare fees by plan” tool, so check there before you sell on either.

Two fees apply on every plan:

  • Card processing. Stripe charges 2.9% plus $0.30 per purchase on digital products and courses.
  • Payouts. Linktree’s pricing page mentions $0.25 per payout.

On a $20 product sold on Pro, that is $0.88 to Stripe and nothing to Linktree, before the payout charge.

When is paying worth it?

A short way to decide:

  • Stay on Free if your page is a list of links and you don’t mind the logo.
  • Starter ($8) makes sense for scheduling links or seeing 90 days of clicks. If neither matters, skip it.
  • Pro ($15) is the one to look at if you sell anything, because of the 0% fee, or if you want the logo gone. It has a 7-day trial.
  • Premium ($35) is for people who would otherwise pay for a separate social scheduler or DM tool. If you already have those, Pro covers the page itself.

How that compares

For the same kind of page elsewhere, on the same day:

  • Beacons has a free plan with a 9% seller fee, a $10 plan with a custom domain, and removes the fee at $30 a month. Beacons vs Linktree has the sums.
  • Stan Store has no free plan and starts at $29 a month with zero transaction fees, built around courses and bookings. See Stan Store vs Linktree.
  • hej.link, which is our own product, is one plan at $15 a month with no seller fee, made for pages that sell Shopify products or files. It has no free plan and is in early preview with a waitlist. The honest comparison is on the Linktree alternative page.

Questions people ask

Is Linktree not free anymore?

It is still free. The free plan has no time limit as of 6 October 2026. What changed over time is how much sits in the paid plans.

How much is Linktree per month?

$0 on Free, $8 on Starter, $15 on Pro and $35 on Premium when billed monthly. Billed annually, the paid plans work out to $6, $12 and $30 a month.

Is Linktree Pro worth it?

If you sell from your page, usually yes: the 0% fee is the main reason. If you only want the logo removed, it is $15 a month for that, and whether that is worth it is up to you.

Can I cancel any time?

Linktree’s pricing page says “cancel anytime”.