Linktree Pricing in 2026: $0 to $30 a Month, 12%, 9% or 0% on Sales, and Why Easyapp's Link in Bio Goes Further

Linktree pricing in 2026 is four plans and a seller fee that falls as the plan rises: Free at $0, Starter at $6 a month billed annually or $8 monthly, Pro at $12 a month billed annually or $15 monthly, and Premium at $30 a month billed annually or $35 monthly, read from Linktree's own pricing page on 16 September 2026. Selling digital products or courses through Linktree costs 12% of each sale on Free, 9% on Starter and Pro, and 0% on Premium, according to Linktree's help centre article on transaction fees updated 22 October 2025, with Stripe's processing fee of 2.9% plus $0.30 charged on top. Pro and Premium carry a 7-day trial; the Linktree footer is removed on those two plans. A Mini App for creators, the category we call Mini Apps for Creators, is the alternative price structure compared to a link page: free entry, a percentage on web sales, and one of the two fee structures on this page is ours.

This page is written by Easyapp, the Mini App platform for creators, and our own plans are on the same table: Creator, free with a 5% fee on web sales, and Creator Pro at $15 a month with 0%. Our Link in Bio service does the job a Linktree page does, inside your own Mini App, and three things go further: the page lives at your own domain and under your own icon, the notification that brings a follower back carries your name, and the rest of your business, shop, events, appointments and members-only content, sits one tap away in the same app. If you have outgrown a link page, that is the row to read.

What does each Linktree plan cost?

Linktree prices its plans two ways, and the pricing page shows both: a lower monthly rate when the year is paid up front, and a higher rate when paid month by month. Agency and Enterprise sit above Premium at custom pricing, with team seats, single sign-on, dedicated support and custom contracts.

Sources: linktr.ee/s/pricing, read 16 September 2026; help centre article "Understanding transaction and processing fees on Linktree", updated 22 October 2025. The annual totals are the monthly annual rate multiplied by twelve. Linktree's page carries a footnote that transaction and processing fees may apply, and the help centre carries the rates.

What is a Linktree seller fee, and when does it apply?

A Linktree seller fee is the percentage Linktree keeps on a digital product or course sold through Linktree itself, and the rate is set by the plan: 12% on Free, 9% on Starter and Pro, 0% on Premium, according to the help centre article updated 22 October 2025. Stripe's processing fee of 2.9% plus $0.30 is charged in addition, on the full sale amount, which means a $50 course on the Free plan costs $6 in seller fee plus $1.75 in processing, and the same course on Premium costs $1.75 in processing alone. The fee applies to sales made inside Linktree's checkout, which the pricing page describes as Kajabi-powered; a link out to a store somewhere else is a different transaction and carries no Linktree fee. Compared to Gumroad's 10% plus $0.50 and Stan's 0% on a $29 subscription, Linktree's Free plan is the highest platform percentage among the no-subscription plans in our fee data set, and its Premium plan is one of the lowest lines in it.

The other ways to earn on Linktree, sponsored links and affiliate commissions, are priced by Linktree's own programs rather than by the seller fee; the pricing page lists them as monetisation features and states that Premium members keep 100% in the affiliate shop. The full column of who charges what, across fifteen platforms, is in our creator platform fee data set.

What does the price buy on each plan?

The Linktree price is a profile page at linktr.ee, and what each plan adds is customisation, analytics and selling terms, according to the pricing page read on 16 September 2026 and the help centre overview updated 30 July 2026. Starter adds a personalised Linktree, basic analytics kept for 90 days and selling at a 9% fee; Pro adds custom themes, fonts and layouts, analytics kept for 365 days, mailing list integrations, a larger profile image and the footer removed; Premium adds 0% seller fees, an affiliate shop where the creator keeps 100%, dynamic links, social media scheduling, unlimited Instagram auto-replies and analytics for the account's lifetime. Linktree is strong exactly there, which means a creator who wants a familiar link page with link management, analytics and commerce tools is buying what Linktree sells. A Mini App, compared to that, is a different product: the creator's content, products and services in one app under the creator's own brand, opened from a link and added to the home screen.

What does Linktree cost at $1,000 and $10,000 a month?

The same-sale comparison is the table that puts the two price structures on one row: monthly subscription plus platform fee, with payment processing, tax and other fees excluded, on $1,000 and $10,000 of monthly digital sales made through the platform itself. Linktree Free costs $120 and $1,200, because 12% is the whole line; Linktree Pro costs $105 and $915 at the $15 monthly price plus 9%; Linktree Premium costs $35 and $35, which means the subscription is the whole line at 0%; Starter, added with the same method, costs $98 and $908 at the $8 monthly price plus 9%. Easyapp Creator costs $50 and $500 at 5% with no subscription, and Easyapp Creator Pro costs $15 and $15 at 0%. Compared to Linktree Premium's $35, Creator Pro's $15 is the lower flat line at every volume, and below $300 a month of sales Easyapp Creator is the lowest line on this table.

Monthly billing prices are used for Linktree, $8, $15 and $35; on annual billing the Starter, Pro and Premium lines fall by $2, $3 and $5 a month. Linktree's percentage applies to digital products and courses sold through Linktree itself. Prices are in USD. Easyapp fees are calculated on sales. Stripe, Apple, and Google fees apply separately.

The two price structures cross at $300 a month, and the crossing is inside Easyapp rather than between the two companies. Below $300 in monthly web sales, Easyapp Creator's 5% is less than $15 and less than any Linktree paid plan; above $300, Easyapp Creator Pro's flat $15 is the lower line, and it stays $20 a month below Linktree Premium's $35 at every volume from there. The sentence to keep is the one about what the money buys, which is the next section.

Where does the difference between Linktree and Easyapp sit?

Linktree's price buys a profile at Linktree's address; a Mini App's price buys the creator's own app at the creator's own address, with notifications in the creator's name.

A Linktree page lives at linktr.ee followed by the creator's name, and that habit is the product: a follower who taps the bio link expects a list of links and gets one, with Linktree's footer on Free and Starter and without it on Pro and Premium. A Mini App lives at the creator's own address, an easyapp.ai subdomain by default or the creator's own domain, and a follower who taps the bio link gets the creator's content, products and services in one app, adds the creator's icon to the home screen and receives notifications sent in the creator's name, to followers who add the Mini App to their home screen and opt in. Adding to the home screen and allowing notifications are separate choices, and support varies by device and browser. The Easyapp branding is shown on the free Creator plan and removed on Creator Pro, the same shape as Linktree's footer on Free and Starter.

Two lines from Linktree's own pages, read 16 September 2026, mark the same border. On the address: the help centre article updated 15 October 2024 says Linktree does not offer the option to use a custom domain to replace the linktr.ee URL, and suggests a Redirect link for creators who prefer to send people to their own website. On reaching people again: Linktree's plans and features page lists analytics, scheduling, social automations and an affiliate store, and no tool for sending a notification to the people who visited. Bookings is a real Linktree strength on the same page: visitors can book free or paid sessions directly from the Linktree, per the article updated 28 April 2026. The Mini App's row on those lines: the creator's own domain, free to connect through 31 December 2026 and a one-time $19.99 after that; notifications in the creator's name to followers who opt in, up to 100 on Creator and unlimited on Creator Pro; and Appointment, which takes booking requests inside the Mini App, next to Shop and Event, which take the payment through Stripe in the creator's own account.

The difference is a category difference rather than a feature difference, which is why the two price tables should not be read as one ranking. Linktree sells the link page, to a product its own pricing page says is trusted by more than 70 million people. A Mini App sells a place under the creator's brand, which is what the category is about, and the two can coexist: a Linktree page can point to a Mini App, and the Link service inside a Mini App can carry the tools a creator already uses.

Why move the bio link to Easyapp

Linktree is the habit, and the comparison above gives it its due. These are the reasons to move the bio link to a Mini App, each one checked against Linktree's own pages read 16 September 2026.

Link in Bio does the job, in the free plan. Profile, bio, unlimited social and web links, your own design and an automatic QR code, on Creator at $0 with 5% on web sales. Linktree Free carries a Linktree footer and 12% on digital sales; the footer leaves at $12 a month on Pro and the 12% falls to 0% at $30 a month on Premium.

Your own domain, which Linktree does not offer. Linktree's help centre says it does not offer a custom domain to replace the linktr.ee URL. A Mini App lives at your own domain, free to connect through 31 December 2026 and a one-time $19.99 after that, and on the home screen under your own icon.

A way back to the people who visited. Linktree's feature list has no tool for reaching visitors again. A Mini App sends notifications in your name to followers who opt in, up to 100 on Creator and unlimited on Creator Pro. Adding to the home screen and allowing notifications are separate choices, and support varies by device and browser.

Live in minutes, with no app store between you and your audience. AI builds the first version in 2-3 minutes from a description or your website, and the Mini App is live at its own address the moment you tap Publish: no review step, no developer account, no store listing to buy.

The store checkout is on its way, and Easyapp Store itself is already live. Easyapp Store is live today on the web at easyapp.ai/store and as the Easyapp Store app on the App Store and Google Play, where Mini Apps are listed and found; what arrives next is the checkout inside it, and the Mini App you build now is the one it lands on. Inside Easyapp Store, digital purchases and subscriptions go through Apple's or Google's own checkout, with saved payment details and the familiar subscription settings. On iPhone those purchases run under Apple's Mini Apps Partner Program, so Apple's commission is 15% instead of the standard 30% on qualifying purchases. Easyapp's fee is 5% on Creator and 3% then 2% on Creator Pro; Apple's or Google's fee applies separately.* Your Mini App stays on the web at the same link; the follower moves to the store checkout only at the moment of paying for something digital, then comes back.

* In-app payments through Easyapp Store are coming very soon. The launch follows technical integration and platform approvals.

If this is your situation, Easyapp is built for it

Easyapp is built for the creator who has outgrown a link page and wants the audience inside their own brand rather than on a profile at somebody else's address, and what you pay for that is printed. Creator is the free plan: no subscription fee; 5% on web sales; all fifteen services included; notifications in the creator's name to up to 100 followers who opt in. Creator Pro is the paid plan, at $15 a month or $150 a year: 0% on web sales; no notification limit; the Easyapp branding removed. Payments run through the creator's own Stripe account on both plans, which means Stripe's fee is a separate line, and the Mini App is live at its own easyapp.ai address the moment the creator taps Publish, with no review step. AI builds the first version in 2-3 minutes from a description or the creator's website, and connecting a custom domain is free through 31 December 2026, then a one-time $19.99.

Prices are in USD. Easyapp fees are calculated on sales. Stripe, Apple, and Google fees apply separately. All fifteen services are included in both plans.

* In-app payments through Easyapp Store are coming very soon. The launch follows technical integration and platform approvals.

Link in Bio is the service Easyapp built for the job a Linktree page does, and it is in the free Creator plan, at 5% on web sales. Link in Bio is the profile page of the Mini App: photo, bio, unlimited social and web links in the creator's own design, and an automatic QR code. Everything a link page does, it does; what it adds is the part that carries the creator's own name. Compared to a page at linktr.ee, the profile lives at the creator's own domain; it is added to the home screen with the creator's own icon; and the notification that brings a follower back carries the creator's name, to followers who opt in, up to 100 on Creator and unlimited on Creator Pro at $15 a month with 0%, so the page and the audience are not two places but one brand. Adding to the home screen and allowing notifications are separate choices, and support varies by device and browser.

The rest of the Mini App is one tap away in the same place: Feed for the latest posts, Content for pages, Shop for digital products with the payment in the creator's own Stripe account, Event for tickets, Appointment for booking requests, Member for members-only content, and the Link service for the tools the creator already uses. On sales, Creator's 5% sits where Linktree Free's 12% and Starter's 9% sit, and Creator Pro's 0% at $15 a month where Premium's 0% sits at $30. A Linktree page is the entry point to a creator's world; a Mini App is the world, with the entry point built in. The first week is a Mini App beside the Linktree page rather than instead of it: the creator publishes, puts the new link in the bio, and watches who adds the icon to the home screen and who opts into notifications.

Where to start

Three steps, and the first two take an afternoon. Download the Easyapp app on iPhone or Android and describe what you make in a sentence or paste your Linktree address; AI builds the first version of your Mini App in 2-3 minutes. Replace the generated text and images with your own, add your existing links through the Link service, and connect your Stripe account if you sell so that Shop can take payments. Tap Publish, and the Mini App is live at your easyapp.ai address that moment; put the link in your bio and announce it to your audience. Start free on the Creator plan, and switch to Creator Pro when your monthly Stripe sales pass $300. If the question underneath this is what every platform takes from a creator's sales, what creators actually keep works the four big platforms through from scratch.

If the question underneath all of this is why Easyapp at all, that page makes the whole case in one place, plans, services and prices included.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Linktree cost?

Four plans, read from Linktree's pricing page on 16 September 2026: Free at $0; Starter at $6 a month billed annually or $8 monthly; Pro at $12 a month billed annually or $15 monthly; Premium at $30 a month billed annually or $35 monthly. Agency and Enterprise are custom priced. Pro and Premium carry a 7-day trial.

Does Linktree charge a fee on sales?

Yes, on digital products and courses sold through Linktree itself: 12% on Free, 9% on Starter and Pro, 0% on Premium, according to Linktree's help centre article updated 22 October 2025. Stripe's processing fee of 2.9% plus $0.30 is charged in addition, on the full sale amount. A link out to another store carries no Linktree fee.

What is the difference between Linktree Pro and Premium?

Pro, at $12 a month billed annually, adds custom themes, fonts and layouts, advanced analytics kept for 365 days, mailing list integrations, a larger profile image and the Linktree footer removed, at a 9% seller fee. Premium, at $30 a month billed annually, adds 0% seller fees, an affiliate shop where you keep 100%, dynamic links and smart routing, social media scheduling, unlimited Instagram auto-replies and analytics for the account's lifetime.

Is Linktree free to use?

Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and includes unlimited basic links and the ability to sell products and courses, at a 12% seller fee on those sales. The Linktree footer stays on the page on Free and Starter and is removed on Pro and Premium.

Can a Mini App replace a Linktree page?

Yes, and the replacement is a service rather than a workaround. Easyapp's Link in Bio is the profile page of the Mini App: photo, bio, unlimited social and web links in your own design, and an automatic QR code, in the free Creator plan. The Link service carries the tools you already use, and the rest of the Mini App sits in the same place: Feed, Content, Shop with payments in your own Stripe account, Event, Appointment and Member. The differences are the address, your own domain rather than linktr.ee; the icon, yours on the home screen; and the notification, sent in your name to followers who opt in. Most creators run the Mini App beside the Linktree page for the first week, then move the bio link.

How does Linktree's pricing compare with Easyapp's?

On $1,000 of monthly digital sales, subscription plus platform fee: Linktree Free $120, Starter $98, Pro $105, Premium $35; Easyapp Creator $50 and Easyapp Creator Pro $15. Processing is separate on both. The larger difference is the product: Linktree is a profile page at linktr.ee with commerce tools; a Mini App is the creator's content, products and services in one app under the creator's own brand, at the creator's own address, with notifications in the creator's name.

Update log

16 September 2026, night. Easyapp Store described as live, on the web at easyapp.ai/store and as the Easyapp Store app, where Mini Apps are listed and found; the footnote now says that in-app payments through Easyapp Store are coming very soon, which is the part that is not yet launched. The reasons-to-choose section and the title were added the same night.

16 September 2026. First publication. Linktree's pricing page and its help centre articles on transaction fees and paid features read on 16 September 2026; the 9 September 2026 reading of Pro and Premium in our fee data set stands, and the Starter plan was added to the data set the same day. Gumroad and Stan figures from their own pages, read 25 August and 16 September 2026. Easyapp plans and fees as published on 13 September 2026. The $1,000 and $10,000 table is the same-sale comparison from our fee data set, subscription plus platform fee only, with a Starter row added by the same method.

We refresh this page when Linktree changes a plan price or a seller fee, and on 16 March 2027 at the latest. When the data changes, the modified date moves.

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