Author: Its My Links

Cancelling Linktree takes a minute. Moving your links without a dead-link gap takes ten if you do it in the right order. Here is the order.

Linktree has more features than almost anyone will use. ItsMyLinks has one page on a domain that has been online since 2005 and no bill. The comparison comes down to whether your link in bio needs to be a store or needs to keep working.

Every link-in-bio plan and price in one table, checked against each tool's own pricing page in September 2026: Linktree, Beacons, Carrd, and ItsMyLinks, plus seller fees and what the free plans leave out.

Cancel Linktree and your page does not vanish. It drops to the free plan when the billing cycle ends, and every paid feature switches off at once. Here is what goes, what stays, and what to do instead.

Linktree is free to start. The free plan holds unlimited basic links, one featured link, short-window analytics, and the Linktree footer. Themes, fonts, longer analytics, and integrations are paid. Here is the line, feature by feature.

"Free" means different things on different link-in-bio tools. On ItsMyLinks it means no ads, no card, no paid plan, and no trial that ends. Here is the whole policy in one page.

Affiliate links are allowed on every major link-in-bio tool. The pages that get removed are the ones whose offers fall under a neighboring rule. Here is what each policy says and how to build an affiliate page that survives review.

Shops, firms, restaurants, and agencies all hit the same wall: one profile link, a dozen places customers need to reach. Here is what a business needs from a free link in bio tool, and how the options compare.

Multi-platform streaming breaks the one-link bio. Here is how to put every channel, your schedule, and your tip link behind one address, and why the address matters as much as what is on the page.

A streamer's bio link has a harder job than most: several platforms, a changing schedule, a tip link, and traffic spikes every time you go live. Here is what to look for and how the main tools compare.

Before you build income on a link-in-bio page, read what the tool bans. Here is what Linktree, Beacons, Milkshake, Bio Link, and ItsMyLinks each prohibit, quoted from their own published policies, with dates and links.

Your Linktree is gone, every bio points at an error page, and the appeal form is the only door. Here is what Linktree's own policies say, what the odds are, and how to get your links live again today.

TikTok says your link may be unsafe. Facebook says it goes against community standards. Both judge the domain, not your page. Here is what triggers each, how to check, and the fix.

Linktree is safe to click and safe to use. The risks fall on the page owner: a shared domain that Instagram and TikTok flag, bans that arrive without warning, and an appeal process that overturns about one decision in five. Here are the numbers from Linktree's own transparency report.

"Link not allowed," a warning page, or a link that just stops getting taps. Instagram blocks bio links at the domain level. Here are the six causes, how to tell which one you have, and the fix that lasts.

For creators who earn from their audience, the link in bio is not a directory. It is the storefront. Tips, subscriptions, your shop, your OnlyFans, memberships, and paid DMs all run through that one URL. Which tool you put behind it quietly decides whether that money actually reaches you. A link on a new or […]