TL;DR: Linktree is free, then $72, $144 or $360 a year if you pay annually, and more if you pay month to month. Most people who pay want Pro at $144, because it’s the cheapest plan that takes Linktree’s branding off your page. The $72 Starter plan doesn’t. Fees on anything you sell come on top, and Linktree’s pricing page doesn’t show all of them.
By Denis Qyra, Marketer at Linkie · Last updated 20 October 2026
Where these numbers come from. Plans, prices and plan features were read off Linktree’s pricing page on 20 October 2026. Fees came from Linktree’s help article on transaction and processing fees, read the same day. Linktree changes things without announcing it, so check the date above against today before you decide.
Linktree pricing in 2026: every plan
Plan | Per month, billed annually | Per year | Month to month, per year | Free trial |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Free | $0 | $0 | $0 | None |
Starter | $6 | $72 | $96 ($8 a month) | None |
Pro | $12 | $144 | $180 ($15 a month) | 7 days |
Premium | $30 | $360 | $420 ($35 a month) | 7 days |
Free gives you unlimited basic links and email and phone sign-ups. Starter adds a personalized Linktree, unlimited featured links and basic analytics. Pro adds removing Linktree’s branding, custom designs, 0% fees on sales and mailing list integrations. Premium adds link rules and routing, AI integrations, all-time analytics, data export, social media scheduling and unlimited Instagram auto-replies. There’s also an Agency or Enterprise tier with no price on it. You have to get in touch.
The branding costs $144, not $72
This is the one to read before you pay for anything.
The Starter card lists three things: a personalized Linktree, unlimited featured links and basic analytics. It doesn’t say anything about branding. The line “Remove Linktree branding” first shows up on Pro, so the $6 plan leaves Linktree’s name at the bottom of your page and you pay $72 a year for that.
The real price of a Linktree page without Linktree’s branding on it is $144 a year billed annually, or $180 if you pay month to month. That’s double what the cheapest paid plan suggests.
If you want to send people to your own domain too, that’s a separate problem. We wrote it up in Linktree custom domain.
Where the 0% fees went
When I checked in August, the Starter card said 9% fees on digital product sales and 0% was a Premium thing. Today the Pro card says “Sell and earn with 0% fees” and the Starter card doesn’t mention fees at all. So the 0% moved down a tier, which is good news if you sell, and the old Starter number is gone without being replaced.
I can’t tell you what Free and Starter pay now. The pricing page doesn’t show it, and the “compare fees by plan” link in Linktree’s help article goes back to the same pricing page. If you sell on Linktree and you’re not on Pro, find that number before you commit.
Fees on what you sell
Two kinds of fee exist, and Linktree only shows you one of them in big type.
Linktree’s own fee is a percentage that depends on your plan. On direct sales, like digital products and courses, it’s a percentage of the sale price. On partner earnings from shops, sponsored links and affiliate offers, it’s a percentage of your commission. Partner earnings are only open to creators in the United States, and Linktree says earn features are only available in certain countries.
Payment processing is separate and applies on every plan. Linktree’s help article puts it at 2.9% plus $0.30 per purchase on direct sales, and $0.25 per payout on partner earnings, both charged by Stripe.
The pricing page tells it a little differently. Its FAQ answers “Does Linktree charge transaction fees?” with “we currently only charge USD$0.25 per payout”. The help article calls the same $0.25 a Stripe fee and describes Linktree’s own fee as a separate percentage. They may both be true, but a reader skimming the pricing page would think $0.25 is the whole bill.
Which Linktree plan is worth paying for
Stay on Free if all you need is a list of links and an email sign-up. It has both.
Pay for Pro if the branding bothers you, or you sell things and want the 0% fee. It has a 7-day trial, so you can see what the page looks like before you pay.
Starter is the weakest plan of the four. It adds analytics and a nicer-looking page, and the thing most people upgrade for isn’t on it.
Premium is for people who need link rules and routing, scheduling or data export. At $360 a year it’s a different kind of purchase.
If you only want to know what the free plan includes, that’s in Is Linktree free? Linktree vs Carrd on price is in Linktree vs Carrd, and the Beacons comparison is in Beacons vs Linktree.
What Linkie costs next to it
I work at Linkie, so weigh this part accordingly.
Linkie has no branding on any plan, including the free one. Your own domain, email collection, analytics and smart links are on Plus at $90 a year per page. Your latest posts can appear on your page as you publish them, through the Publer scheduler or an API, which Linktree doesn’t do. Plans and what each includes are on the plans page.
Where we lose: Linkie’s free plan has no email collection and no analytics, and Linktree’s free plan has sign-ups. Linktree has a 7-day trial on its paid plans. It also has years of selling tools that we don’t.
Linktree pricing FAQ
How much is Linktree per month?
Free is $0. Starter is $6 a month billed annually or $8 month to month, Pro is $12 or $15, and Premium is $30 or $35. Prices checked 20 October 2026.
How much does it cost to remove Linktree branding?
$144 a year on Pro billed annually, or $180 if you pay monthly. Starter doesn’t remove it.
Is Linktree truly free to use?
Yes. Free has unlimited basic links and email and phone sign-ups, with no trial clock. The limits are on branding, design and selling fees.
Does Linktree charge transaction fees?
Yes. Stripe’s processing fees apply on every plan, and Linktree takes its own fee that depends on your plan. Pro lists 0%. The pricing page doesn’t say what Free and Starter pay.
Does Linktree have a free trial?
Pro and Premium have a 7-day trial. Starter and Free don’t.
Is it worth paying for Linktree?
If you want Linktree’s branding off your page, Pro at $144 a year is the cheapest way to do it. If you don’t care about the branding and you don’t sell, the free plan covers most of what people use.
Can I pay for Linktree once instead of every year?
Not according to the pricing page, which only lists monthly and annual billing.
If you’d like a link page with no one else’s branding on it from the free plan, you can build one free in the Linkie playground and see what you get.
