Compare Linkhiver with the tools you already know
Every comparison here is written plan by plan rather than free-tier against free-tier, because the paid price is usually the thing that decides it. Each one also says where the other tool is the better choice — a comparison that never concedes anything is not worth reading.
Head-to-head comparisons
Feature tables, real pricing ladders and honest migration notes for each tool.
Link-in-bio tools
The page you put in your Instagram, TikTok or YouTube bio. These are the products Linkhiver competes with head-on.
Linkhiver vs Linktree
Comparing Linkhiver and Linktree? A plan-by-plan look at link limits, analytics, SEO controls, branding and price — including what each free plan actually holds back.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Beacons
Comparing Linkhiver and Beacons? See the real differences in pricing, analytics, SEO and monetization — plan by plan.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Carrd
Comparing Linkhiver and Carrd? See the real differences in analytics, branding, pricing, and what each tool is built for. Free to start — no credit card.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Taplink
Taplink keeps click analytics paid and sells Pro only in 3–12 month bundles; Linkhiver's 30-day analytics are free. An honest side-by-side, dated August 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs HeyLink.me
HeyLink's free plan charges 9.9% + 30¢ per sale and can show ads; Linkhiver takes 0% and never runs ads. An honest side-by-side, dated August 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Stan Store
Stan Store is a $29–$99/month creator storefront with no free plan; Linkhiver is a free link-in-bio page with 30-day analytics. Which one you need, dated August 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Tap Bio
Tap Bio closes on 31 October 2026 and promised no export tool. Rebuild your cards as a free Linkhiver page in minutes — claims dated August 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Lnk.Bio
Lnk.Bio's Unique plan is a real $24.99 one-off — but your own domain is a $39.99/year add-on on top. Side by side with Linkhiver's $45/year, verified 4 September 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Bio Link
Bio Link sells one Pro plan — $14.99/month, or $7.49/month billed yearly. Linkhiver Pro is $45 a year with a free plan that keeps analytics. Verified 4 September 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Qlivar
Qlivar starts at R$60/month and sells a visitor AI chat; Linkhiver is R$17/month with QR codes, a business card and a link shortener free. An honest side-by-side, dated September 2026.
Read the comparisonDigital business cards
A different purchase, bought by a different person. Linkhiver includes a business card, QR codes and a link shortener on its free plan — these platforms sell the card as the whole product, and each of them holds things Linkhiver does not.
Linkhiver vs Blinq
Blinq's free plan is two digital business cards and Premium is $9.99/month. Linkhiver gives you two cards plus a bio page, QR codes and a link shortener free. Side-by-side, dated September 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Popl
Popl publishes no price at all — its pricing page is a demo booking. Linkhiver is $6/month with two business cards, QR codes and a bio page free. Side-by-side, dated September 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs HiHello
HiHello's free plan is four business cards and Professional is $6/month for sixteen. Linkhiver is $6/month for twenty cards plus a bio page, QR codes and a shortener. Dated September 2026.
Read the comparisonQR codes & link shorteners
Tools built around the short link and the QR code. Linkhiver carries both on its free plan, which is what puts it in the same conversation.
Linkhiver vs Bitly
Bitly's free plan is 5 links a month with no analytics history at all, and Core is annual-only at $120/year. Linkhiver is $45/year with 30-day click stats free. Dated September 2026.
Read the comparisonLinkhiver vs Uniqode
Uniqode's free tier is static QR codes only — dynamic ones start at $9/month billed yearly. Linkhiver gives 5 dynamic, tracked QR codes free and Pro is $45/year. Dated September 2026.
Read the comparisonAlternatives and buying guides
Broader guides for when you are still deciding which category of tool you need.
The best link in bio tools in 2026, compared on what the free plans actually allow
Linktree, Taplink, Heylink and Linkhiver compared on the four things that decide results: free link caps, per-link click analytics, badge removal, and sales fees.
Switching from Linktree: what to copy, what to rebuild, and what to update
Moving off Linktree after the price rise? What to copy first, how to rebuild the page free, and how to update every place the old link lives — without dropping traffic.
Tap Bio closes on 31 October 2026 — here is how to move your page before it goes
Tap Bio shuts down on 31 October 2026 and promised no export. Copy your cards out, paste the list into Linkhiver's importer and rebuild the page free — step by step.
A free Linktree alternative — and what each free plan actually gives you
A straight comparison of two free plans: Linktree's unlimited links against 30 days of click history, short links, QR codes and a digital business card at no charge — every competitor price dated and sourced.
How these comparisons are written
Comparison pages published by a vendor are worth reading only if you can tell how they were made. These follow three rules.
Plan by plan, not free against free
Comparing two free tiers hides the decision most people actually make, because the feature you want is usually on someone’s paid plan. Every table names the plan a capability belongs to, on both sides.
Competitor facts carry a date and a source
Prices and tier names are read from the other company’s own pricing page and stamped with the date we read them. Both companies change plans, and a comparison without a date silently becomes wrong.
Every page names where the other tool wins
If a competitor’s free tier is more generous or its template gallery is larger, that is stated plainly on the page. A comparison that concedes nothing tells you only that the author is selling something.
Where our incentives sit
A comparison written by one of the two products is only worth reading if you can see what the author stands to gain. Here is ours, and what you can check without taking our word for it.
We are never in your payment path
Linkhiver does not process sales, tips or subscriptions, so there is no cut for us to take. Link a Shopify, Ko-fi or Gumroad storefront from your page and the buyer pays that storefront directly — the money never passes through us. That is structural rather than a promise: we cannot start taking a percentage of something we never handle.
No ads on your page, on either plan
Your page carries your links and nothing we sold to somebody else. The free plan shows a small Linkhiver badge, which Pro removes; that badge is the only thing on your page you did not put there.
Our own counters are rounded down
The creator, page-view and click totals on our home page are read live from the database, floored to the nearest step and shown with a plus, so they can only understate. The real figure is a few hundred creators, and that is what we print.
A claim we have withdrawn fails our build
An audit in August 2026 found inflated numbers on this site: a template count, a hardcoded view count, a user count. Each was corrected, and a test now scans all seven language catalogs on every deploy and refuses to build if one of them comes back.
Prices on this page are in US dollars, because that is how each vendor publishes them. Linkhiver Pro is billed in local currency where we have set one; the exact amount appears at checkout.
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