Letlink vs Linktree

Linktree is the best-known link-in-bio product: a hosted page that collects all your links behind one URL, with themes, monetisation tools and audience features built around that page. Letlink takes a narrower line: every click recorded in full, routing rules on a single short code, and a price that starts at nothing and stays small.

Short answer

They solve different problems. Linktree hosts a link-in-bio page; Letlink does not — it shortens and tracks the links themselves. If what you need is measurement and routing per link, Letlink records the country of every click on its free plan, where Linktree's pricing page puts location-based insights on Pro at €12 a month billed annually, and it splits iPhone, Android and desktop visitors from one short code from $3.90 a month. If what you need is a page to put in your bio, Linktree is the right tool.

Figures checked against Linktree’s pricing page on

Pricing

How much does Linktree cost compared with Letlink?

What you pay on each side for the things people most often switch over — cheapest plan first. Letlink prices are in US dollars; Linktree prices are in euros, as its pricing page showed them.

What Letlink and Linktree charge for each feature

The cheapest paid plan

Letlink
$3.90 a month (Solo)
Linktree
€5.25 a month billed annually, or €6.75 monthly (Starter)

Location-based click analytics

Letlink
Included on every plan, even Free
Linktree
€12 a month billed annually, or €15 monthly (Pro)

Device-based click analytics

Letlink
Included on every plan, even Free
Linktree
€12 a month billed annually, or €15 monthly (Pro)

A custom domain for your links

Letlink
$3.90 a month (Solo)
Linktree
Not listed on their pricing page

Side by side

Letlink vs Linktree: feature comparison

The points people tell us they moved over — not a full audit of either product. Every figure in the Linktree column was read off their own pricing page on 5 November 2026, and pricing moves, so check theirs before you decide.

Letlink compared with Linktree
Feature Letlink Linktree
Entry paid plan $3.90 a month, or $3.12 billed yearly (Solo) €5.25 a month billed annually, or €6.75 monthly (Starter)
Custom domain on the entry paid plan Yes — 1 on Solo, with automatic SSL Not listed on their pricing page — short links run on tr.ee, with a custom back-half from Starter
Device-aware routing from a single link Yes, from $3.90 a month (Solo) — iOS, Android and desktop split from one short code Not listed on their pricing page — link rules on Premium change links by visitor location or referrer
Link variations and split testing Yes, on every plan including Free Not listed on their pricing page
Country analytics Country on every plan, including Free Location insights from Pro, €12 a month billed annually (€15 monthly)
REST API Yes, from $8.90 a month (Growth) Not listed on their pricing page
Webhooks Yes, from $8.90 a month (Growth) Not listed on their pricing page
Trackable, editable QR codes Yes — 3 on Free, 200 on Solo, 1,000 on Growth, unlimited on Ultimate; scans tracked separately and the destination stays editable Yes — one QR code for your Linktree on every plan, pointing at the bio page; colours, logo and frame from Starter

Fair play

Letlink or Linktree: which should you choose?

Choose Letlink if…

  • You want to track each link you share, not a single bio page — Letlink records country, device, browser, referrer and campaign on every click.
  • You want location data without paying — Letlink records it on Free, where Linktree lists location-based insights from Pro at €12 a month billed annually.
  • You want one short link to send iPhone, Android and desktop visitors to different places, from $3.90 a month.
  • You split-test destinations and want every variation reported on its own, on every plan including Free.
  • You want short links and QR codes on your own domain — Letlink Solo includes a custom domain, with SSL, at $3.90 a month.
  • You need a REST API or webhooks — both come with Growth at $8.90 a month.

Choose Linktree if…

  • You want a hosted link-in-bio page — that is Linktree's core product, and Letlink does not have one.
  • You want to sell digital products, courses or bookings, or collect email sign-ups, from that page.
  • You want unlimited links on a free plan and a page you can theme and brand.

If you want a hosted page that lists all your links behind the one URL in your bio — with themes, a shop, bookings and email sign-ups on that page — Linktree is built for exactly that, and Letlink does not offer it.

Switching

How to switch from Linktree to Letlink

Links on your own domain can move with you, back-halves and all. Links on Linktree’s own short domain belong to Linktree and stay there.

  1. Create a free account

    No card and no trial clock — 1,000 links and 1,000 tracked clicks a month to try routing and split testing on.

  2. List the links you want to keep

    Note each back-half and destination from Linktree, so nothing is left behind when the domain moves.

  3. Point your domain at Letlink

    Add a CNAME record pointing at custom.letl.ink and verify it in the dashboard. The SSL certificate is issued and renewed for you. Custom domains come with Solo and up.

  4. Recreate the links, same back-halves

    Straight after verifying, so the gap is short — one by one in the dashboard, or up to 50 per request with the bulk API on Growth and Ultimate. Every published link on your domain now resolves through Letlink.

Step-by-step guides live in the Help Center.

Mobile app

Your links, in your pocket.

Create short links, watch clicks arrive live and design QR codes from your phone. Free on iPhone, iPad and Android.

  • Live click analytics
  • Smart links and QR codes
  • In sync with your dashboard

FAQ

Letlink vs Linktree: frequently asked questions

Anything else? Ask us — we answer comparison questions ourselves.

Is Letlink a Linktree alternative?

Only if what you need is link tracking rather than a bio page. Linktree hosts a link-in-bio page; Letlink does not. Letlink shortens and tracks individual links — country, device, browser, referrer and campaign on every click — and routes each visitor by device. Many people use a bio page and tracked short links together.

Which Linktree plan includes location-based analytics?

Linktree's pricing page lists location-based insights from the Pro plan at €12 a month billed annually (€15 monthly), as shown on 5 November 2026. Letlink records the country of every click on every plan, including Free.

Is Letlink cheaper than Linktree?

Letlink's cheapest paid plan is $3.90 a month ($3.12 billed yearly). Linktree's cheapest paid plan, Starter, was €5.25 a month billed annually or €6.75 monthly on its pricing page on 5 November 2026; Linktree prices vary by region. The two products do different jobs, though — Linktree's plans pay for a hosted bio page, Letlink's for tracked, routed short links.

How does Letlink send iPhone and Android visitors to different places?

One Letlink short link holds a rule per platform: iOS visitors can go to the App Store, Android visitors to Google Play and desktop visitors to your website. The rule runs on the redirect itself, so there is no interstitial page, and each branch is reported separately. Device-aware links are included from the Solo plan at $3.90 a month.

Can I put a Letlink link in my Linktree?

Yes. A Letlink short link works anywhere a URL does, including as a button on a Linktree page, so you can keep your bio page and still see each click's country, device and referrer in Letlink, or route iPhone and Android visitors differently.

The cheapest way to decide is to try it.

1,000 links and 1,000 tracked clicks a month, free forever, no card. If it does not beat Linktree for you, you have lost a minute.