Comparison
UrlsTree vs Linktree
Both let you put every link in your bio on one page. Here's what's actually different between the two free plans — no exaggeration, just what each one includes today.
| Feature | UrlsTree | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
Unlimited links | ||
Custom themes | Limited | |
Page view & click analytics Free on both: views, clicks, CTR, unique visitors, and a device breakdown. Referrer and country breakdowns are Pro on UrlsTree. | ||
QR codes | ||
Built-in URL shortener UrlsTree has a full shortener with click stats and QR codes; Linktree has no equivalent. | ||
Email/subscriber capture | Pro | Paid plan |
Custom domain | Pro | Paid plan |
Fee on product/tip sales UrlsTree links out to your own checkout, so it never takes a cut of what you sell. | 0% | 9–12% |
Remove branding | Pro | Paid plan |
AI assistant (MCP) access Manage your page from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant — see /mcp-connector. |
Based on each product's publicly listed free-tier features as of this page's last update. Both companies change their plans over time — check each site directly before deciding.
Frequently asked
Is UrlsTree really free?
Yes. Unlimited links, unlimited short links, analytics, and QR codes are free forever, with no link cap and no time limit. A paid Pro plan adds a custom domain, email capture, and a few other features.
Does UrlsTree take a cut of my sales, like Linktree does?
No. UrlsTree product and tip blocks link out to your own checkout (Gumroad, Stripe, PayPal, or anywhere else) — UrlsTree never touches the payment, so there is no percentage fee.
Can I move from Linktree to UrlsTree?
Yes — recreate your links on UrlsTree (there's no import tool yet), point your existing bio link at your new UrlsTree page, and you're done. Nothing about switching is permanent or requires deleting your Linktree.
Does UrlsTree have a URL shortener like Bitly?
Yes, and it's free with no cap — create a short link, get a QR code for it, and see click stats. Linktree does not have a general-purpose URL shortener.