Unolink vs Linktree

Linktree is the best-known link-in-bio page. Unolink has a link-in-bio page too, the developer page, but it's one part of a tool built for apps. If your bio link's main job is getting your app installed, that difference matters. Here's what each offers, from each company's own pages. Facts about Linktree were checked on its website on 29 October 2026.

In short

• Linktree puts all your links, content and products on one page, for creators, brands, businesses and anyone with a bio to fill.
• 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

Linktree's pricing page lists Free, Starter, Pro and Premium, with free trials of Pro and Premium, plus Agency and Enterprise plans through its sales team. Prices vary by region and are shown in your local currency, billed monthly or annually.

Unolink's prices are on our pricing page: Free, Indie at $6 a month, Pro at $19 and Studio at $49, with no sales call on any plan. The developer page, landing pages and styled QR codes start on Indie.

What Linktree offers

From Linktree's pricing page and its overview of paid plan features:

• A link-in-bio page with unlimited basic links and email and phone sign-ups on the free plan.
• On every paid plan: no ads, QR code scan counts, scheduled links, and link insights for custom ranges of up to 365 days.
• Insights history of 28 days on Free, 90 on Starter, 365 on Pro and lifetime on Premium.
• On Pro and Premium:
  • custom designs, and hiding the Linktree logo;
  • selling digital products and courses;
  • mailing list integrations, the Meta Pixel, Google Analytics and UTM parameters;
  • Mobile App links, which "send each visitor to the right app store for their device".
• On Premium: link rules and routing, personalized links, AI tools, admins and data export.

What Unolink offers

• A developer page at go.unolink.dev/@you with all your apps in order and your other links. Every app button goes through that app's own smart link, so iPhones land on the App Store, Android phones on Google Play and desktops on your website or desktop store.
• One smart link per app on every plan, Free included. Known bots and link previews are never sent to a store and never counted, so your numbers are people.
• Campaign links, one per post, creator or ad, each with its own clicks by country, platform, browser, referrer and UTM source.
• Landing pages for one app that lead with the install button, with up to 3 variants compared on views and store taps (Indie and up).
• Styled QR codes with your logo, 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, who saw the paywall and who paid. Connect RevenueCat and trials, purchases, renewals and refunds show up per link. See the SDK docs.
• Privacy: no fingerprinting, and pages load no third-party scripts and set no cookies.

Where Unolink wins for an app maker

The bio link is built around the install. Linktree's Mobile App links are one block type among many, on Pro and Premium. On Unolink, sending each phone to the right store is the whole point, and it works on every plan.

You see paying users, not only clicks. Link insights tell you a button was tapped. With Unolink's SDK on Pro, you see which post brought installs, how far those people got through onboarding, and how much revenue they brought. That tells you which video or creator to do more of.

Ads, print and bio in one place. A landing page for each ad, a QR code for a flyer and a developer page for your bio all use the same links and the same numbers, instead of a separate tool for each.

A low price you can see. Indie is $6 a month and Pro $19. There's no per-install fee and nothing to negotiate.

Side by side

Where Linktree is stronger

Unolink has no shop, no digital product sales, no ad pixels and no email or marketing integrations. Its pages are designed around apps rather than every kind of content. If you're a creator selling products or sending people to many places, Linktree does much more for that. And if all you need is a button that opens the right store, Linktree's Mobile App links do that on Pro and Premium.