Unolink vs Liinks

Liinks is a link-in-bio page builder that turns your bio link into a small website. Unolink has a link-in-bio page too, the developer page, but it's one part of a tool built around getting apps installed. Here's what each offers, from each company's own pages. Facts about Liinks were checked on its website on 29 October 2026.

In short

• Liinks describes itself as a way to "share everything you create, sell, and stand for, from one beautiful link in bio", for creators and businesses (liinks.co).
• Unolink is for app makers: the bio link sends each person to the right store for their phone, and shows which posts brought installs and paying users.

Pricing

Liinks's pricing page lists two plans, each starting with a 14-day free trial:

• Starter: $5 a month or $48 a year.
• Pro: $12 a month or $120 a year, per pack of 5 profiles. It adds custom domains, managing several profiles, links straight to tabs, custom share previews and beta features such as AI chat.

There's no free plan; its FAQ says you can build your whole page for free and start the trial when you go live.

Unolink's prices are on our pricing page: Free, Indie at $6 a month, Pro at $19 and Studio at $49. The developer page and landing pages start on Indie; the Free plan has the smart link, 3 campaign links and a basic QR code, with no trial clock.

What Liinks offers

From Liinks's homepage and pricing page, on both plans unless noted:

• Unlimited blocks and socials: links, images, video and audio embeds, rich text, forms, a mailing list block, file downloads, folders and multi-tab navigation.
• Your Instagram posts synced to the page, a search bar, and import from Linktree and other link pages.
• Styling and themes, with layouts such as grid, carousel and highlight, and animated blocks.
• Scheduled links and a temporary redirect to one link.
• Analytics for page views and each link, for all time or a custom range, plus Facebook pixel and Google Analytics integrations.
• Unlimited dynamic QR codes with scan tracking, custom styles and your logo.
• A public REST API; custom domains and multiple profiles on Pro.

Neither page lists routing visitors to the App Store or Google Play by device.

What Unolink offers

• A developer page at go.unolink.dev/@you (Indie and up) with your apps in order, each with a tagline, plus up to six other links. Each app's button goes through that app's own smart link, so iPhones go to the App Store and Android phones to Google Play. Per app, the button can open the store or that app's landing page.
• Landing pages for one app that lead with the install button, with screenshots, a video and questions, and up to 3 variants compared.
• Campaign links per post or creator, each with its own numbers, and styled QR codes with scans tracked and a print-ready vector PDF (Indie and up).
• With the SDK (Pro and up): which link brought each install, who finished onboarding, saw the paywall and paid, with RevenueCat revenue per link.
• Privacy: no fingerprinting, and pages load no third-party scripts and set no cookies. Known bots and link previews are never sent to a store and never counted.

Where Unolink wins for an app maker

The right store on every phone. A bio link for an app should open the App Store on an iPhone and Google Play on Android, without the visitor picking. Liinks's pages don't list that. On Unolink it's how every link works, on every plan.

Close on price, more for apps. Liinks starts at $5 a month, Unolink at $6. On Unolink that gets you 5 apps, 50 links each, the developer page, landing pages with variants and styled QR codes, and there's a Free plan to start on.

Numbers past the page view. Page views and link taps tell you who visited. With the SDK on Pro ($19 a month), you see which post or creator brought installs and paying users, and where people stopped in onboarding. That tells you which videos are worth making again. See the developer page docs.

Side by side

Where Liinks is stronger

Unolink's pages are built around apps. There are no forms, mailing list blocks, file downloads, Instagram feeds or shops, no ad pixels or Google Analytics, no custom domains yet (coming soon) and no multi-profile management. If your bio link is a mini website for a creator or a business, Liinks does much more of that.