Comparison
Stick vs Linktree
Linktree made this category. It is the default, it works, and for a lot of people the free plan is genuinely enough. This page is not going to pretend otherwise.
Try Stick — freeThe difference worth knowing about is where each tool draws the line on the free plan. Linktree gives away unlimited links, individual-link insights and Subscribe, but limits detailed analytics to 28 days and reserves longer history, audience export and mailing-list integrations for higher tiers. A domain of your own is not on offer at any price. Stick draws the line somewhere else: the design is the free part, and it is not going to become the paid one.
Side by side
| Stick | Linktree | |
|---|---|---|
| Links on the free plan | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Design | Every available block, every theme, per-block styling — free | Basic themes; full customization on paid tiers |
| Their branding on your page | Stick badge — removing it: in development | Linktree logo and footer, removable from Pro |
| Analytics | Included, free | Individual-link insights; detailed range limited to 28 days on Free |
| Email capture | Forms, free | Subscribe on Free; export and integrations on higher tiers |
| Custom domain | In development | Not offered on any tier |
| Fee when you sell a digital product | No checkout on the page | 12% free, 9% Starter and Pro, 0% on Premium |
Linktree figures checked on 2026-08-14 against Linktree pricing, Linktree seller fees, Linktree custom domains, Linktree analytics history, Linktree Subscribe. Pricing in this category moves — tell us if something here is out of date.
Which one you should pick
Pick Stick if
You want the page to look like you without paying for the privilege. Every available block, theme and style is in the free plan, so the free page is the real product rather than a sample of it.
Pick Linktree if
You are already paying for Pro and using it, or you need a specific integration from its marketplace.
Not sure either of these is the answer? We put them all side by side, and sorted the reasons people leave Linktree by what actually fixes each one. Still deciding what the page is even for? Start with what a link in bio is for, or what each plan includes.