Linktree pricing, explained without the fine print
Linktree has four public plans. The monthly price is only part of the cost: on most plans Linktree also keeps a share of what you sell, and some features many people expect are only on the top plan or not available at all. Here is the full picture as of October 2026.
The four plans
| Plan | Monthly | Billed yearly | Fee on sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 12% |
| Starter | $8 | about $6 per month | 9% |
| Pro | $15 | about $12 per month | 9% per most sources |
| Premium | $35 | about $30 per month | 0% |
Payment processing comes on top of the sales fee. Linktree raised these prices in November 2025. Sources: Linktree pricing, Linktree paid features.
What each plan unlocks
- Free keeps unlimited links and 28 days of analytics, with the Linktree logo on your page.
- Starter adds link scheduling and 90 days of analytics. The logo stays.
- Pro removes the logo, keeps 365 days of analytics and lets you sell digital products.
- Premium removes the sales fee, keeps analytics for all time and adds social post scheduling.
What no Linktree plan includes
A custom domain. Linktree's help center states that custom domains are not available, and paid plans can only redirect your Linktree to another site (source). If you want links.yourname.com, you need a different tool.
What it really costs you
If you sell, the sales fee can cost more than the plan. Selling $500 a month on Pro means about $45 in Linktree fees on top of the $15 plan. Try your own numbers:
A lower cost option
Mochii costs $4, $7.50 and $17.50 for the matching plans, charges 0% on sales on every plan, removes our logo on Starter and offers custom domains on Pro. We make Mochii, so take our word with a grain of salt and read the full comparison.