How to pick a safe, trusted link in bio, and what actually keeps your link working.
Yes. It's free to claim your page and free to use, with no card to start. It's been on the same domain since 2005, so your link sits on an address platforms have trusted for two decades instead of a brand-new one, and you get your page, your links, and your analytics without a subscription.
It's the single biggest thing you can do to keep a link from getting flagged, because a domain with its own history isn't dragged down by a shared one. The catch is the price. On Linktree a custom domain is a paid plan, roughly $24 to $35 a month, so the fix for the flagging problem sits behind a paywall.
itsmylinks skips that. You're on an established, trusted domain from the start, at no cost, so you get the reputation benefit without renting it by the month.
The safest one is boring on purpose: a single link, on a real domain with a long clean history, pointing to a page that loads fast and hides nothing shady up front. The risk with the big tools isn't their features, it's that they all share one heavily-used domain, which is exactly what platforms flag.
A link on an established domain of its own carries its own reputation, so it isn't judged by whatever the millions of other pages on a shared address are doing. That's the idea behind itsmylinks: your name on a domain that's been online since 2005, free.