Overview
Linktree provides a single hub where creators and brands can collect all their links in one place. Users add their URLs (sites, social profiles, shops, donation pages) to a customizable landing page that sits behind a main link in bios, and visitors click through to the content. It differentiates itself with built-in analytics, monetization options, and a freemium model that offers premium features. The goal is to simplify sharing and monetizing an online presence through an easy-to-use link hub.
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What believers are saying
- November 2025 price increases lifted monetization per user across paid plans.
- 2024 revenue grew roughly 50% while losses narrowed to A$19 million.
- Fingertip's 2025 acquisition expands Linktree into bookings, payments, and small-business workflows.
What critics are saying
- Meta's native bio-link features keep compressing Linktree's core moat since 2023.
- Linktree cut 27% of staff in 2023, signaling persistent execution and efficiency strain.
- Counterfeit sellers and platform abuse expose Linktree to trust damage, bans, and regulation.
What makes Linktree unique
- Linktree consolidated Bento, Koji, Plann, and Fingertip into one creator operating system.
- Its April 2025 Earn suite bundles shops, sponsored links, courses, and digital products.
- Seventy million-plus users give Linktree unmatched distribution across creators, brands, and small businesses.
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Funding
Notable Investors:
Series B funding is typically for startups that have proven their business model and need more funding to expand rapidly—often by entering new markets or adding more products. Investors are usually venture capital firms that specialize in later-stage investments.
Series B Funding Comparison
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