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Linktree alternatives, compared on price and fit

By NoizPublished 5 min read

The short answer

The main alternatives to Linktree are Beacons, Bio Link, Carrd, Later, Campsite.bio, Taplink and Noiz. They differ less in the list of links than in what surrounds it: some add a store and marketing tools, some build small websites, some pair the page with social scheduling, and Noiz puts the design of the page first and charges once instead of monthly. The prices below were read off each company's own pricing page.

Why people look for a Linktree alternative

Linktree is the tool most people know, and for a lot of creators it is the right one. The reasons people look elsewhere tend to be specific:

  • Customization costs extra. Removing Linktree branding, and choosing your own themes, fonts and layouts, starts at Pro: 126 € a year, billed annually.
  • They want a page that looks like their work rather than like everyone else's list.
  • They need something Linktree does not focus on, such as a small website, or less of what it does focus on, such as selling and marketing tools.
  • They would rather not add another monthly subscription.

To be fair to it: if you want a storefront, post scheduling and a mailing list in one place, Linktree is the more complete product, and our own comparison with Linktree says so. Its strengths are listed there next to ours, read on September 17, 2026.

What the alternatives cost

Most of these tools have a free plan, and the table shows which, so the useful comparison is the first paid plan and how it is billed. Watch the billing notes: several prices are monthly figures that apply only when you pay for a year up front.

Free plans and the cheapest paid plan of Noiz and 7 other link-in-bio tools, as each pricing page showed on September 17, 2026.
ToolFree planCheapest paid planComparison
NoizYes, with no time limitPremium, €4.99 onceincl. VAT, no renewalThis site
LinktreeYestheir page calls it free with restrictionsStarter, 4,50 €/mobilled annually, or 6 € monthlyNoiz vs Linktree
BeaconsYesselling carries 9% seller feesCreator Plus, $30/monthNoiz vs Beacons
Bio LinkYesPro, $7.49/mobilled yearly, or $14.99 monthly; 7-day free trialNoiz vs Bio Link
CarrdYesup to three sites, with Carrd brandingPro Lite, $9 / year3 sites, no branding; no custom domains or formsNoiz vs Carrd
LaterYesin their help center, not on the pricing page; the page carries a Later bannerStarter, $18.75 USD/monthbilled yearly, or $25 monthly; taxes extraNoiz vs Later
Campsite.bioYestheir page calls it free-forever; Campsite branding stays onPro, $7 USD per monthor $70 USD per year; 10-day trialNoiz vs Campsite.bio
TaplinkYestheir page says permanently freePRO, 6,00 €/moquarterly, or 3,00 €/mo on 12 monthsNoiz vs Taplink
Each price is the one the company’s own pricing page showed a visitor in Germany on September 17, 2026, in the currency it showed. Prices change: every comparison links to the page it was read from.

For the full matrix, including the most expensive tier of each and the yearly cost of customizing a page, see all comparisons.

The alternatives, one by one

Each description below is the same one the full comparison uses, including when you should choose that tool over Noiz. A comparison where one side wins every row is an advertisement, so every one of them names what the other tool does better.

Beacons

A creator business platform. The link page is the front door to a storefront, a course host, an email tool, a brand-deal media kit and an AI assistant.

Choose it if: You are selling courses or digital products, pitching brands, and want the media kit and the email tool included rather than bolted on.

Noiz vs Beacons: prices, strengths and gaps

Bio Link

A link-in-bio built around an AI assistant that answers your visitors from your own content, sold as a single paid plan.

Choose it if: An assistant answering your visitors from your own content is the feature you want, or the page has to sit on a domain you own.

Noiz vs Bio Link: prices, strengths and gaps

Carrd

A one-page site builder rather than a profile platform: a blank canvas you lay out yourself, and the cheapest paid tier in this comparison.

Choose it if: You enjoy laying out a page yourself and want total freedom over it, plus your own domain, forms and arbitrary embeds.

Noiz vs Carrd: prices, strengths and gaps

Later

A social media scheduler with a link page included. Later plans, publishes and measures posts across eight platforms, and its Link in Bio turns your Instagram and TikTok feed into a page of clickable posts.

Choose it if: You already plan and schedule your posts in Later, or want one tool for that, and the link page should fill itself from the posts you publish.

Noiz vs Later: prices, strengths and gaps

Campsite.bio

A link-in-bio for brands, small teams and agencies as much as for solo creators: many link types, deep analytics and marketing integrations, with extra profiles and collaborators priced per seat.

Choose it if: You run pages for a brand, a team or clients, and need pixels, Google Analytics, forms and several profiles with collaborators under one login.

Noiz vs Campsite.bio: prices, strengths and gaps

Taplink

A business mini-site for Instagram and TikTok. Built around bookings, forms and taking payments rather than around the look of the page, with 8.7 million pages made.

Choose it if: You are taking bookings or payments out of an Instagram bio and need forms, a CRM and a checkout on the page.

Noiz vs Taplink: prices, strengths and gaps

Where Noiz fits

Noiz is a link-in-bio page for creators who care how the page looks. The free plan is a complete profile, not a trial: unlimited links, full analytics, scheduling and sections. Premium is €4.99 once, incl. VAT, with no renewal, and adds animated and video backgrounds, fonts, cursors and text effects, and pages below the card for clips, music, game settings and VRChat worlds.

It is also deliberately narrow. These are the things Noiz does not do, and if you need one of them, one of the tools above is the better choice:

  • Connect a domain you own, on the roadmap, not built
  • Sell products, courses or downloads
  • Send newsletters, or run an email list
  • Schedule social posts, or reply to DMs
  • Produce a media kit for brand deals
  • Add advertising pixels, Google Analytics or lead forms to your page

How to choose

  • If you sell digital products or run a mailing list, pick a tool that has a store and email built in. The profiles above say which ones do.
  • If you want a small website with several sections and your own domain, a site builder fits better than a link page.
  • If you plan and schedule social posts, a tool that pairs the link page with a scheduler saves you a second subscription.
  • If the page itself matters most, and you would rather pay once than monthly, try Noiz.

Whichever you choose, you do not have to rebuild your list by hand: see how to move from Linktree.

Questions

What is the best free alternative to Linktree?
It depends on what you need from the free plan. Most of these tools have one, and they differ in what they hold back. Noiz's free plan has no time limit, no cap on links and the full analytics dashboard.
Is there a Linktree alternative without a monthly fee?
Yes. Noiz Premium is €4.99 once, with no renewal, and some other tools bill yearly rather than monthly. The price table above shows how each one bills.
Can I move my links from Linktree to another tool?
Usually. Noiz can read the links off a Linktree, Beacons, bio.link, AllMyLinks, solo.to or Carrd page and add the ones you pick, so you do not type them again. See how to move from Linktree.
Are these prices current?
They were read off each company's own pricing page on September 17, 2026, and each comparison links to that page. Prices change, and some of these companies show different prices in different countries, so check the source before you buy.

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About Noiz

Noiz is a customizable link-in-bio and creator-profile builder for artists, gamers, streamers and VR communities. The free plan has no time limit, and Premium is €4.99 once, with no subscription.