Linktree Free vs Pro (2026): When Is an Upgrade Worth It?
Linktree Free includes analytics. Compare its paid history, scheduling and branding features with ManyLinks before deciding whether to upgrade.
Linktree Free already includes analytics. An upgrade makes sense when you need a particular paid feature, such as longer reporting history, scheduled links, branding removal or automated YouTube content. Start with that requirement instead of assuming you must pay to see clicks.
What the tiers change
| Feature | Linktree availability |
|---|---|
| Analytics history | Free: 28 days; Starter: 90; Pro: 365; Premium: lifetime |
| Schedule links to appear or hide | Starter, Pro and Premium |
| Remove the Linktree footer | Pro and Premium |
| Automatically show a channel's latest YouTube video | Pro and Premium |
| Replace the linktr.ee URL with a custom domain | Not offered in its custom-domain documentation |
Sources checked September 11, 2026: Insights, scheduled links, paid features, YouTube options, and custom domains.
How ManyLinks compares
ManyLinks Free includes a visual grid, unlimited links and block types, 30-day analytics, a downloadable QR code and one deep link. It displays ManyLinks branding. Pro adds branding removal, a custom domain, branded short links, unlimited deep links, password and time controls, tracking pixels, unlimited analytics history and UTM campaign reports.
The displayed price is 10.82 EUR monthly or 99.99 EUR annually. Compare the current ManyLinks price with Linktree's current pricing using the same billing period and currency; a different feature bundle is not automatically cheaper.
Decide using your existing workflow
If Linktree Free gives you the reports and page you need, keep using it. If a paid Linktree integration saves recurring work, that can justify the subscription. Try a ManyLinks draft page when its grid, custom domain or block controls match your needs, and check the mobile experience before changing the URL people already know.
For the broader feature comparison, see ManyLinks vs Linktree.