Linktree Alternative

The short answer

Linktree is good at making a list of links, and it has been doing that for years. Linkygo treats the page as a small website instead: on the same page you can sell a product, take bookings, collect emails, run a poll and play your music.

Make the page actually look like you

Start from a ready-made design, then change every part of it:

• Background: solid colour, gradient, glow, pattern, image or video.
• Header layout: classic avatar, cover image, banner, poster, masked shape, or cutout — your background-removed portrait standing in front of your name. The background removal runs on your device; your photo never reaches our servers.
• Buttons: filled, outlined, glass or shadowed; corner radius, border width and shadow colour are all separate controls.
• Type: pick from the list or upload your own font. Your name can have its own font and size.
• Motion: confetti, snow, hearts and balloon effects, plus stickers you can place around the page.

More than links: blocks

A row on your page doesn’t have to be just a link. You can also add:

• Shop: a product card, or a swipeable showcase for multiple products (Premium).
• Booking: a Google Calendar–backed widget where visitors pick a time without leaving your page (Premium).
• Newsletter: collect email addresses and send campaigns (Premium).
• Poll: ask your audience a question and show the result on the page.
• Form: a contact or application form; responses land in your dashboard.
• Map: your business location, inside the page.
• Music: Spotify and SoundCloud embeds; full playlists on Premium.
• Collection: group several links into one expandable block.

See what works, not who clicked

Visits and clicks, which platform visitors arrived from, country and device breakdown — all in the dashboard. Every link has its own performance card, so “which link is actually working” is not a guess. Free keeps 7 days of history, Premium keeps 90.

We don’t collect personal data: only aggregate counts, never visitor identities.

Short links and QR codes included

You don’t need a separate shortener: Linkygo creates its own short links and counts their clicks. You can download your page’s QR code in one click and put it on a menu, a business card or a shop window.

Manage it from your phone

The iOS and Android apps are live. You don’t need to sit at a computer to edit your page, add a link or check your numbers.

What the free plan includes

Free is permanent, not a trial: unlimited links and social accounts, free ready-made designs, stickers, QR sharing, Spotify/poll/collection blocks and 7 days of analytics. Premium unlocks every design, video backgrounds, custom fonts, locked links, the newsletter, bookings, your own domain and badge removal.

Linktree may suit you better

Honestly, there is no tool that is the better choice in every situation. Linktree has real strengths: a name everyone recognises, years of maturity, a very wide integration ecosystem and the kind of features large teams need. If all you want is a flat list of links and brand recognition matters to you, Linktree is not a bad choice.

Linkygo makes sense when you want detailed control over how the page looks, when you need more than a link list — a shop, bookings, a newsletter — and when you’d rather not pay for those as separate tools.

Starting takes two minutes

Create a free account, claim your username, add your links. No credit card required; if you want to try Premium there is a 7-day free trial.