Alternatives to Linktree for Bluesky

Linktree is the link page everyone knows. If you are looking past it for your Bluesky bio, it is usually for click counts on the free plan, fewer upsells, or a page that knows Bluesky. Here are five honest alternatives, with what each does and where it falls short.

Updated 2 October 2026 · features checked on 2 October 2026

Why people look past Linktree for Bluesky

Linktree's free plan gives unlimited basic links, and its pricing page lists Starter at $6 a month billed annually, or $8 monthly. Removing its branding is listed under Pro, and its FAQ says sales carry a fee below Pro. Its pricing page puts basic analytics on Starter, though its analytics page says they are free. At the checked date nothing on its site mentions Bluesky: its help centre finds no articles for it.

Five alternatives, honestly

1. Beacons

Beacons suits a creator who sells from the page. Its pricing page shows a free plan with unlimited links and traffic analytics, and Creator at $10 a month, or $8.33 a month billed annually. Its weak point is the cut: its site says it charges a 9% commission on sales on the Free and Creator plans, and removing its branding starts at Creator Plus, $25 to $30 a month. Bluesky is not mentioned on its site.

2. Lnk.Bio

Lnk.Bio suits someone who wants it cheap and already thinks about Bluesky. Its own published product notes list a free plan with unlimited links and free stats of views and per-link clicks, a Mini plan from $0.99 a month, and one-time plans from $9.99. They list Bluesky among the services it embeds, and its scheduler posts to Bluesky. Its weak point is branding: the notes say it stays on both Mini plans and goes only with the $24.99 Unique plan, and a custom domain is a separate add-on.

3. Carrd

Carrd suits someone who wants a small one-page site rather than a list of links. Its site says three sites per account are free, Pro Lite is $9 a year and Pro Standard, with a custom domain, $19 a year. Its weak point for a link in bio is counting: Carrd shows no figures of its own, and from Pro Standard you connect an outside analytics service. Its terms also rule out some kinds of content that a labelled Bluesky account may post.

4. Komi

Komi suits a creator built around affiliate links and products. Its pricing page shows a free Starter plan with unlimited content and affiliate links and performance analytics, and Pro at $16 to $20 a month. Its weak point is that Pro advertises no fee on digital product sales, which implies a fee on Starter, and the page does not say how much. Bluesky is not mentioned.

5. Updrift's free link page

Updrift's page suits someone whose bio is on Bluesky. It lives at updrift.link, your handle works as its address from the start, your name and picture come from Bluesky, and every link has a click count, in all and in the last 30 days, on the free plan. A page can carry a content notice before its links for an account that labels its posts, and its preview card on Bluesky shows your picture, name and links. It has no adverts. Its weak points: it holds up to 20 links, it sells nothing, and it carries a small line saying it was made with Updrift. The free link page says more.

Moving from Linktree

Updrift copies your Linktree for you. In Settings, Link page, paste your Linktree address and press Copy my links: your public links, in Linktree's order, and your social links land in the editor for you to check before you save. Locked links stay behind. Nothing changes on your Linktree, so you can run both while you decide.

How to choose

• Selling from the page: Beacons, Komi or Linktree, and check each one's fee on your plan.
• Counting clicks for nothing: Beacons, Lnk.Bio and Updrift count on their free plans.
• A small site rather than a list: Carrd.
• A Bluesky bio, labelled posts, or clicks you want next to your Bluesky figures: Updrift.

Every rival's features and prices above were read on its own site on 2 October 2026, in US dollars as shown there; Linktree says its prices vary by region. They change; if something here is out of date, write to hello at updrift.social and it will be fixed.