Best bio link tools
Every tool here is measured against the same four questions: how many links the free plan allows, whether you can see clicks per link, what removing the provider's badge costs, and whether the tool takes a cut of your sales. The table compares eight tools at a glance; the four with the most search interest get a full section each. Everything was read from each vendor's own pricing page — the date below is when we last checked. Linkhiver is one of the eight, so treat its rows as the interested party writing.
Facts last verified: August 27, 2026
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| Tool | Free plan | Paid from | Click analytics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linkhiver | 10 links, small badge | $6/month or $45/year (Pro) | 365-day per-link history, free |
| Linktree | Unlimited links, badge | $8/month (Starter) | 90 days on Starter; 365 from Pro at $15/month |
| Beacons | Free tier, badge | — | Basic on free; advanced on Pro |
| Carrd | 3 sites, badge | $19/year (Pro Standard) | None built-in; Google Analytics on Pro |
| Taplink | Free Basic, unlimited links | Region-priced, 3–12 month bundles | Paid Pro tier only |
| Heylink | Starter: 50 links | Region-priced Pro plan | Included on Starter |
| Stan Store | No free plan — 14-day trial | $29/month (Creator) | — |
| Tap Bio | Closing 31 October 2026 | — | Per-card stats, ending with the service |
“—” means not verified on this pass. Every other cell was read from the vendor's own pricing page; the linked comparisons carry the full detail.
Feature tables are long because length sells. Four things actually decide what a bio page earns you, and the order matters: a cap you hit in week one costs you more than a font you will never change.
The default, and the one your audience already recognises. Its free plan is the most generous here on link count; the trade is that measurement and a clean page both sit behind tiers.
Built around the selling end of the job — forms, price lists, payments. Its free tier is unusually complete on design and unusually thin on measurement.
The one that will let you sell on the free plan, and the one that charges you for it. If your page is a storefront, read the fee line before the feature list.
Ours — so read this as the interested party writing. We run the tightest free link cap of the four, and we are the only one that takes no cut of anything, for the unglamorous reason that we do not process payments at all.
Pick against the bottleneck you actually have rather than the longest feature list. Three of these four answers are not us.
It depends which ceiling you hit first. Linktree and Taplink allow unlimited links but give you no per-link click data without paying. Heylink allows 50 links with analytics included, and takes a percentage of sales. Linkhiver allows 10 links with per-link clicks free. Decide whether your constraint is link count or measurement, then pick.
None of the four. On Linktree it is two tiers up, on Taplink and Heylink it is the top tier, and on Linkhiver it is Pro at $6 a month. Assume the provider's badge stays on your page until you pay for it.
Build the same page in both, open them on your own phone, and check whether you can see which link was clicked. The one that is faster to set up and clearer to read usually wins.
Yes, if you pick for your constraint. A clean page, clear link blocks and per-link analytics are enough to launch and learn what your audience clicks. What no free plan here gives you is the provider's badge removed or your own domain.