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WhooshlyvsLinktree

More than a bio link. Paid once.

Linktree gives you one bio page and bills you monthly for the useful parts. Whooshly is the whole campaign-link toolkit, links, QR, UTM, cards, and a bio page, bought once.

Whooshly is a strong Linktree alternative if you want more than a bio page and would rather pay once. It bundles a link-in-bio page with branded short links, dynamic QR codes, a UTM builder, and digital cards for a one-time $35 – the bio page included, no monthly fee. Linktree is still simpler if a single hosted list of links is all you need. Want the page to look like nothing else? Add any of 129 theme packs, from $5 each.

Feature Whooshly Linktree
Pricing$35 once$8–35/mo
Link-in-bio page
Branded short linksAdd-on
Dynamic QR codesPaid tier
UTM builder
Digital cards
No subscription

Comparison based on the vendor's publicly listed plans, checked September 13, 2026. Prices and regional offers change often — verify against the linked official pricing page before deciding.

What Linktree costs to stand still.

At about $15/mo, Linktree runs roughly $180 a year and $540 over three years, and you still don't own it. Whooshly's Core is $35, paid once.

Linktree · 3 years$540
Whooshly · forever$35
Why people switch

It's not just the price.

A toolkit, not a page

A bio page plus short links, QR, UTM, and cards, not just a list of links.

Own it once

One payment instead of another $96–420 every year.

Bio page included

Link-in-bio is built into the one-time price.

When Linktree is the better pick.

What Linktree does well

Linktree is the fastest way to get a decent bio page online, and its free tier covers the basics well. The editor is friendly, the templates look fine, and millions of people already recognize the format. For a plain link page you'll never customize, it's more than enough.

Choose Linktree if…

Pick Linktree if all you need is a single bio-link page, you're happy on the free tier, and you don't want short links, QR codes, or campaign tracking.

How to move from Linktree to Whooshly.

1
List your current links

Copy the links and titles from your Linktree page, they're just URLs, so nothing is locked in.

2
Rebuild in Whooshly

Add them to a link-in-bio page or turn the important ones into branded short links and QR codes – all included.

3
Swap the URL in your bio

Replace the Linktree link in your profiles with your new one. Old link still works until you're ready.

See the product

If that trade-off fits the way you work, explore Whooshly's link-in-bio pages, then see exactly what the $35 one-time plan includes.

Whooshly vs Linktree – FAQ

Is Whooshly a free Linktree alternative?

Yes. Whooshly has a real free tier for trying a bio page and the rest of the toolkit. Core is a one-time $35 payment instead of Linktree's recurring paid plans, and includes a link-in-bio page plus branded short links, dynamic QR codes, a UTM builder, and digital cards.

Does Whooshly replace my Linktree page?

Yes – a link-in-bio page is included in the one-time $35, with no monthly fee. Many users also switch for the pay-once short links and QR codes and use those in their existing bio.

Why switch from Linktree to Whooshly?

To stop paying monthly and to get a full campaign-link toolkit instead of a single bio page. Linktree meters features like analytics and QR codes behind paid tiers; Whooshly includes them in one $35 payment.

Can Whooshly replace my Linktree page?

Yes – a link-in-bio page is included in the one-time $35, with no monthly fee. Many people also switch just for the pay-once short links and QR codes and keep those in their existing bio.

Is Whooshly cheaper than Linktree Pro?

Yes. Linktree Pro is publicly listed at $15/mo, or $12/mo when billed annually. Whooshly's Core is $35 once, with no recurring fee for the toolkit.

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