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The best Linktree alternatives you can white-label in 2026
Short answer: Linktree is the best-known link in bio tool, but its pricing page has no option to resell pages under your own brand. ResellPortal resells a Linktree-style page at $5 a month wholesale per client with no platform fee. UniLink and Campsite.bio are cheap ways to drop the branding and use a custom domain, Bitly suits marketers who want short links too, and 66biolinks lets you run your own link in bio service.
Linktree has a free plan and Starter, Pro and Premium paid plans, priced in local currency by region, and hiding the Linktree logo takes Pro or Premium. That is a good deal for one creator. It fits less well when a social media manager or agency sets up bio pages for twenty clients and wants to bill for them as its own service. The alternatives below either let you sell the page as your product, put your brand on the tool, or let you host the software yourself.
Quick comparison
| Alternative | Monthly fee | What you get | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linktree | Free plan; paid plans priced by region | Bio pages, analytics, commerce tools; logo hidden on Pro or Premium | Creators who want the name their audience knows |
| ResellPortal | None. $5 wholesale per client, $20 wallet to start | Link in bio app sold from your branded store: unlimited links, 20 themes, click analytics | Agencies and resellers billing clients monthly |
| UniLink | Free; Pro $5, Premium $10, Business $25 | Branding removed from Pro, custom domain from Premium | Low-cost pages on a custom domain |
| Campsite.bio | Free; Pro $7, Org Pro $14 | No Campsite branding and a custom domain on paid plans, member roles on Org plans | Brands and small teams |
| Bitly | Free; Growth $29 billed yearly | Short links, QR codes, up to 10 landing pages and a complimentary custom domain | Marketers who want link tracking |
| 66biolinks | None. $49 one-time, or $449 to run it as a SaaS | Self-hosted script for bio pages, short links and QR codes, with payment gateways | Founders who want to own the software |
1ResellPortal
ResellPortal Link in Bio is a page you sell, not a tool you rent. A client orders it on your store, the page goes live the moment the order clears, and a welcome email arrives with your name, logo and colors. Each page has unlimited links, which can open a website, an email, a call or a text message, plus 20 themes with an accent color and icons for Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Spotify and Threads. The dashboard counts views, clicks and click rate and breaks them down by link, country and referrer, leaving out bots and quick repeat refreshes.
Wholesale is $5 a month per client, $13 a quarter, $24 for six months or $45 a year, against an example retail price of $12 a month. There is no platform fee: a $20 wallet, with a $10 bonus on a first deposit of $20 or more, covers wholesale, and clients pay you through your own Stripe or PayPal. The trade-off: there is no custom domain option yet, so every page lives on the short, neutral biolnk.net address, for example biolnk.net/janedoe. If a client insists on their own domain, UniLink, Campsite.bio or Bitly fit better.
2UniLink
UniLink's plans run from free to $25 a month. Pro at $5 removes UniLink branding, and Premium at $10 and Business at $25 add a custom domain. Its agency setup guide describes white-labeling and a custom login domain for client accounts, though the pricing page does not list a price for that agency setup.
3Campsite.bio
Every paid Campsite.bio plan hides the Campsite name and lets the page sit on a custom domain. Pro costs $7 a month, Pro+ costs $24 with six profiles included, and Org plans from $14 add team members with their own roles. Paying yearly saves 16%.
4Bitly
Bitly is a link management tool first, with landing pages for social profiles on top. The free plan includes two pages. Growth, $29 a month billed yearly, includes ten pages and a complimentary custom domain. It fits marketers who want branded short links, QR codes and click tracking in one place.
566biolinks
66biolinks is a PHP script you install on your own hosting. The $49 license covers personal use, and the $449 extended license lets you run it as your own SaaS, with 20 payment gateways including Stripe and PayPal, recurring plans, taxes and invoices. Everything is yours, including the server to maintain and every support ticket.
When Linktree is still the right choice
Linktree remains the easy pick for an individual creator or a brand that wants the tool its audience already recognizes. The free plan covers unlimited links, and the paid tiers add monetization, commerce and marketing integrations. If a client wants to own the account and sell products from the page, set them up on Linktree and charge for your time instead. Choose an alternative when the bio page itself is the product you sell.
Common questions
What is the best white-label Linktree alternative?
For reselling with no fixed cost, ResellPortal at $5 wholesale per client a month, with your own retail price. For pages on a client's own domain, UniLink Premium or a Campsite.bio paid plan. For owning the software outright, the 66biolinks extended license.
Can I charge clients for a link in bio page?
Yes. On ResellPortal you set the retail price and clients pay you directly. At the example price of $12 a month against $5 wholesale you keep $7 per client each month, and the $119 annual example against $45 wholesale keeps $74.
Which Linktree alternatives support a custom domain?
UniLink Premium and Business, every paid Campsite.bio plan and Bitly Growth. A self-hosted 66biolinks install runs on any domain you choose. ResellPortal pages use the short biolnk.net address instead.
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