here.page vs Linktree
Linktree gives you a list of buttons at a linktr.ee address. here.page gives you a page that shows your work, arranged in a grid you control, on your own domain if you want one.
| Feature | here.page | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Lite $6 a month, Plus $12, Pro $24. Save 33% billed yearly. Your first plan starts with a 14-day trial. | Free plan, then Starter $8 a month, Pro $15, Premium $35. |
| Your own domain | Included from Plus | Not offered. Linktree suggests redirecting a domain to your Linktree. |
| Layout | A grid of tiles you resize and arrange, with separate desktop and mobile layouts | A vertical list of link buttons |
| Pages per plan | 3 on Lite, 10 on Plus, 30 on Pro, on one subscription | One. Each extra Linktree needs its own plan. |
| Fonts | About 150 Google Fonts | A preset list |
| Photos and video | Photo tiles with a lightbox, plus YouTube, Vimeo, Loom, and Wistia video | Thumbnails on link buttons, plus some embeds |
| Editable short links | 100 to 1,000 a month, with click stats. Up to 10 while your account is new. | Included, limits not published |
| Remove the brand badge | Pro, $24 a month | Pro, $15 a month |
Linktree details checked on October 13, 2026 against its own website.
Pick here.page if
- You want your page on your own domain. Linktree doesn't offer that on any plan.
- Your page should show your work: photos, video, and links in a grid you arrange, not a stack of buttons.
- You run more than one page, like a portfolio and a contact card, under one login.
- You want short links you can change later, in the same place as your page.
Linktree may suit you better if
- You need a free plan and a linktr.ee address is fine.
- You sell products or courses straight from your page.
- You rely on Instagram auto-replies or post scheduling.
Questions, briefly answered
Can I use my own domain with here.page?
Yes, on Plus and above. You add one DNS record and we set up the certificate for you. Linktree doesn't offer custom domains; its help center suggests redirecting your domain to your Linktree instead.
Is there a free plan?
No. Your first plan starts with a 14-day trial, then Lite is $6 a month, or $4 a month billed yearly.
How do I move from Linktree?
Start a page from a template, add each of your links as a tile, then put your new address in your bio. Your Linktree can stay up until you're happy with the switch.