Linky: the Linktree alternative built for rich, expressive pages

A Linktree alternative should do more than host a numbered list of URLs. The most important things to consider are the variety of content blocks available, how much you can customise the look and feel of your page, whether you can use a custom domain, and what the analytics look like. Some tools bolt on features as paid add-ons; others include them in a single affordable tier. Think about which content types matter to you - music, social feeds, writing, code - before committing to any platform.

Linky was built around the idea that a link-in-bio page should feel like a real piece of your online identity, not a glorified bookmark list. It ships with rich content blocks out of the box: a live Spotify "now playing" block, an Instagram latest-post block, a TikTok follower-count block, a GitHub recent-commits block, a YouTube embed, an interactive map, a waitlist/email capture block, and more. These pull in live data so your page stays fresh without manual updates. On the customisation side, Linky offers custom colour palettes and font pairings through its themes system. Custom domains are available on the Premium plan ($4/month), along with unlimited pages and blocks, a verification badge, private pages, and page analytics. The Team plan ($14/month) adds a shared team space, up to five seats, and integrations with Google Analytics and Facebook Pixel.

Linktree is the most recognised name in the space and has been around since 2016, which means it has a large ecosystem of integrations and a well-documented onboarding flow. Its free tier is broadly accessible, and its Pro and Premium tiers include scheduling, priority links, and a marketplace of third-party integrations. If you are already deep in the Linktree ecosystem or your team is familiar with it, switching does carry a switching cost worth considering.

Getting started with Linky takes a few minutes. Sign up for free, claim your username, and start adding blocks from the editor. When you are ready, connect your social accounts for live feed blocks, pick a theme, and point your custom domain (Premium plan required). You can recreate your Linktree links one by one in the links block - there is no automated import, but most pages are small enough that this is quick. Once live, update your Instagram bio, TikTok bio, and anywhere else you link from.

Linky is a strong fit for creators who want their page to feel alive - musicians who want Spotify playback, developers who want to show recent commits, creators with active Instagram or TikTok accounts. It is also a good option for small teams that need a shared workspace without enterprise pricing. If a plain list of links is all you need and you are happy on Linktree's free tier, there may be less reason to switch; but if you have outgrown that model, Linky is worth a look.