What each one really costs
Lnk.Bio is the cheapest way to have a decent page. Free publishes with its logo; Mini is under a dollar a month; Unique is $24.99 once, with no subscription at all; Ultra is $89.99 a year. Linktotem publishes for free too, with a small badge; Starter is €5 a month or €50 a year — more than Unique will ever cost you.
Where it evens out is the extras. A custom domain is $39.99 a year, the booking calendar is $4 a month, translations are $3 a month, the verified badge is $2. Stack a domain and booking onto Unique and you're at roughly €80 in the first year, with a 5% cut on anything you sell; on ours booking is free and a domain comes with Pro.
That 5% is the number to watch if you have a shop. On €1.000 of sales it's €50 a month — ten times our Starter subscription. Our shop takes 0%: you sell through your own Stripe account.
Where Lnk.Bio is better
Price, and it isn't close. A one-off $24.99 for a page you keep forever beats any subscription, including ours, for anyone who wants to pay once and be done.
Its free plan is generous, a custom domain is an add-on rather than a higher plan, and it has 32 interface languages — more than we'll have for years. For a multilingual audience that matters.
Its free tier already includes a map and opening hours, which most competitors reserve for paid plans or don't have at all.
Moving from Lnk.Bio
A Lnk.Bio page is usually a list of links and a couple of blocks, so rebuilding it is an evening's work at most.
- Copy your links across, or start from a template for your niche.
- Rebuild the hours and the map here — same information, different block.
- If you sold through their shop, connect your own Stripe account and stop paying the 5%.
- Update your social profiles to the new address.
- If you paid for Unique, keep the page up as a redirect: it costs you nothing to leave it there.