Tap Bio vs Linktree: Where to Go Now Tap Bio Is Closing

Tap Bio vs Linktree is no longer a real choice: Tap Bio shuts down on 31 October 2026, so the question is where Tap Bio users should go next. Keepp is the better move than Linktree, because every link can be a card with a picture, like on Tap Bio, and the free page can sell, take bookings and collect sign-ups.

Why Keepp beats Linktree for Tap Bio users

Tap Bio users chose it for cards, not a list of grey buttons. Keepp keeps that and adds what a link page should have done all along.

Every link can be a card with a picture, a short description, a price or promo code and its own button.
Sell from the free plan. Products and digital downloads, paid through Stripe into your own Stripe account.
Take bookings with real availability and Google Calendar sync.
Collect leads with forms, then tag, note and export them.
Answer questions with a chat on your page: an AI answers from your page, and you take over on Telegram.
Use your own domain, so the address in your bios is yours even if a platform closes.

Keepp is getting popular with Tap Bio users for exactly this reason: one page that does the jobs of a link page, a shop, a scheduler and a form tool. Claim your page with Continue with Google and move in an hour.

Tap Bio vs Linktree vs Keepp

	Tap Bio	Linktree	Keepp
Still running	No, closes 31 October 2026	Yes	Yes
Links as cards with pictures	Yes	Featured links	Every link
Charge for products on the free plan	Closing	No, paid selling starts on Pro	Yes, into your own Stripe
Paid bookings	Closing	Pro and up	Yes, with calendar sync
Visitor chat on the page	Closing	No	AI answers, you take over
Your own domain	Closing	No, on any plan	Yes
Data export	Closing	Premium only	Leads, bookings and orders to CSV

Linktree facts are from Linktree’s own pricing and help pages, as of October 2026.

What Linktree means for a Tap Bio user

You can’t charge for anything on the free plan. Linktree’s Free and Starter plans can only offer free products, bookings and courses. Setting a price starts on Pro, at $14 a month billed yearly or $17 monthly.

No custom domain, on any plan. Your page stays at a linktr.ee address. If Linktree ever changes course, every link in your bios goes with it, which is the problem Tap Bio users are facing right now.

Exporting your data is a Premium feature. Premium is $30 a month billed yearly or $35 monthly.

What Keepp means for a Tap Bio user

Your Tap Bio cards become Keepp cards, with the same picture-first look. Your shop and bookings live on the same page instead of in separate tools. Your contacts and orders export whenever you want. And with your own domain, the next shutdown in this category can’t take your link with it.

How to move from Tap Bio to Keepp

Copy your links, card text and pictures from your Tap Bio page now.
Claim keepp.link/yourname and pick a template.
Paste your links in and turn the important ones into cards.
Replace the link in every profile before 31 October.

Tap Bio alternative: move your link before 31 October has the full checklist and more alternatives.

Common questions

Is Linktree better than Tap Bio? Tap Bio is closing on 31 October 2026, so it can’t be the long-term choice. Between Linktree and Keepp, Keepp gives you cards for every link and selling and bookings on the free plan.

Can I move my Tap Bio page to Linktree? You can, but there is no import, and Linktree’s free plan can’t charge for anything. Keepp is the better move if you sell, take bookings or want your own domain.

Does Linktree have cards like Tap Bio? Linktree has featured links. On Keepp every link can be a card with a picture, a description, a price or code and its own button.

What happens to my tap.bio link? Tap Bio hasn’t said it will redirect. Update your profiles before 31 October.

Move from Tap Bio to keepp.link. It’s free, and your page is live in minutes.