7 Best Linktree Alternatives in 2026
Seven Linktree alternatives compared on what a page can do: sell, take bookings, collect leads and use your own domain. Includes free options.
Linktree is the link-in-bio tool most people have heard of. It puts a list of links behind one URL, and it does that well. People start looking for something else when the page has to do more than list links. They want to take a payment, book an appointment, collect an email or use their own domain.
This page compares seven options on exactly those things. For each one you get what it is, what it costs where we could confirm it, and who it suits. Keepp is one of the seven. We make it, so we are telling you that up front.
What to look for in a Linktree alternative
Five questions sort most of the options:
- Can a visitor finish something on the page, like paying, booking or filling in a form?
- Can you sell on the free plan, or only after you upgrade?
- What does the tool take from each sale?
- Can you use your own domain, and on which plan?
- Whose Stripe or PayPal account holds the money?
The seven, side by side
| Sell on the free plan | Bookings | Own domain | Good for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keepp | Yes | Yes, with real availability | Pro plan | A website and link in bio with a store, bookings, forms and chat |
| Beacons | Yes | Basic, on higher plans | Creator plan | Creators who want a store and email tools |
| Stan Store | No free plan | Yes | Not offered | Creators selling courses, coaching and downloads |
| Carrd | No, payment buttons need Pro | No | Pro plan | A simple one-page site |
| Taplink | No, payments need the Business plan | No native bookings | Business plan | Link pages that open messaging apps |
| Hopp by Wix | Yes | Yes | Yes, free one with a yearly plan | Selling, events and memberships from one link |
| Bio Sites by Squarespace | Yes | Yes, 1:1 appointments | Check their site | A free page with a store and a booking calendar |
Prices and plans change. Facts for Hopp, Bio Sites and Carrd were checked on their own sites on 4 October 2026. The rest come from our comparison posts, linked below, and are worth confirming on each tool’s pricing page.
1. Keepp
Keepp gives you a website at keepp.link/yourname. You build it from blocks: links as pills or cards, a profile, social icons, text, a map with opening hours, YouTube videos and a menu. Put the same link in your bio and it works as your link in bio too.
The page can take money. Products and digital downloads sell through Stripe checkout, and the payment goes straight to your own Stripe account. Bookings cover appointments and nightly stays, with deposits. Forms collect leads and feedback, and a chat on the page can be answered by an AI or by you from Telegram.
The free plan includes selling and bookings. Keepp’s commission is 5% on Free, 3% on Pro ($9.99 a month) and 0% on Influencer ($24.99 a month), with Stripe’s own processing fee on top. Pro adds forms and a custom domain. Chat is on Influencer. You can also build and change the page by asking Claude or ChatGPT.
Best for: anyone who wants one link that works as a small website. See the full Linktree comparison for fees and features side by side.
2. Beacons
Beacons is a creator page with a store, a media kit and email tools. The free plan has unlimited links and a 9% transaction fee on sales. The $10 Creator plan adds a custom domain, free for the first year, and the 9% fee stays. The fee reaches 0% on Creator Plus at $30 a month.
Best for: creators who want email sends and a media kit alongside the store. Our Beacons comparison goes through the plans.
3. Stan Store
Stan Store is built for selling courses, coaching, downloads and memberships from a storefront, with calendar and booking tools. It has no free plan. The Creator plan is $29 a month and Creator Pro is $99 a month. Stan takes 0% of each sale itself, and Stripe or PayPal charge their own fees. The store lives at stan.store/yourname, and Stan does not offer a custom domain.
Best for: creators whose business is already selling digital products and who are happy with a monthly plan from day one. See our Stan Store comparison.
4. Carrd
Carrd builds simple one-page sites. Pro plans start at $9 a year, and Pro Standard at $19 a year adds custom domains. Pro also adds forms and lets you embed Stripe or PayPal payment buttons. There are no bookings.
Best for: a clean one-page site where you already have somewhere else to take bookings. Read the Carrd comparison.
5. Taplink
Taplink makes link pages that can open messaging apps. Connecting a payment provider needs the Business plan, which is sold in blocks of three, six or twelve months. We saw about $27 for three months at the time of our comparison. A custom domain also needs Business or above.
Best for: link pages where people reach you through messaging apps. See the Taplink comparison.
6. Hopp by Wix
Hopp is Wix’s link-in-bio tool. It has a free standard plan and a Pro plan. It can sell products and digital files, take bookings for services, run events with tickets, and offer memberships. It also includes email marketing and a simple CRM. A custom domain is supported, and a yearly plan includes a free one.
Best for: people who want selling, events and memberships on one link and already like the Wix way of working.
7. Bio Sites by Squarespace
Bio Sites is Squarespace’s free link-in-bio builder, and you do not need a Squarespace subscription. It can sell digital and physical products and has a bookable calendar for 1:1 appointments. It also offers affiliate links, a tip jar, and email or phone capture. You connect Stripe or PayPal yourself, and one account can have up to 10 Bio Sites.
Best for: a free page with a store and a booking calendar from a well-known brand.
Which Linktree alternative should you pick?
- You only need links: keep Linktree’s free plan, or use Carrd for a one-page site.
- You sell courses and downloads, and a monthly plan is fine: Stan Store.
- You want a creator page with email tools: Beacons.
- You want a website that sells, books and collects leads from one link, free to start: Keepp.
- You already use Wix or Squarespace: Hopp or Bio Sites will feel familiar.
How to move your Linktree page to Keepp
- Paste your Linktree address at keepp.link/try. Keepp builds a page from your links and shows it to you before you make an account.
- Claim your page with your email and the handle you want.
- Connect Stripe if you want to sell, and add a product or take bookings.
- Put your new link in your bio.
For a wider list of link in bio apps, Linktree included, see the best link in bio tools.
Questions people ask
Is there a free Linktree alternative that can take payments? Keepp, Beacons, Hopp and Bio Sites each have a free plan that can sell. Check each one’s pricing page for the fee on sales.
Do I need a website as well as a link in bio? Not with Keepp, Hopp or Bio Sites. Each page can hold a store, bookings and forms. Our post on link in bio when you already have a website covers the other case.
What does Linktree’s free plan include? We went through it plan by plan in is Linktree free?.
Claim your page at keepp.link, free to start. The pricing page has the full plan comparison.