Linktree pricing in 2026 runs from a free plan to Premium at $30 a month billed annually, and the fee Linktree takes on your sales shrinks as you move up the tiers.

That second part is the one most people miss. The subscription is a fixed cost you can see. The seller fee scales with every sale, so the right plan depends less on features and more on how much you sell through your page.

Linktree's Four Plans and What They Cost

Linktree has four plans. Prices below are in USD from Linktree's pricing page as of October 2026, with annual billing first and month-to-month in brackets.

Free costs nothing and covers unlimited basic links plus email and phone sign-ups. Starter is $6 a month ($8 monthly) and adds a personalized Linktree, unlimited featured links and basic analytics with 90 days of history. Pro is $12 a month ($15 monthly) and adds branding removal, custom designs, mailing list integrations, a year of analytics, and the line that matters most for sellers: sell and earn with 0% fees. Premium is $30 a month ($35 monthly) and adds link rules and routing, AI integrations, all-time analytics, data export, social media scheduling and Instagram auto-replies.

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What Linktree Takes From Each Sale

Linktree calls its cut a transaction fee, and its help center says the percentage depends on your plan. On Pro and Premium the pricing page now lists 0% fees on sales. Linktree doesn't print the Free and Starter percentages on its own pages, but 2026 breakdowns of the plans consistently put them at 12% on Free and 9% on Starter.

Card processing is separate and applies on every plan: Stripe charges 2.9% plus $0.30 per digital product sale in the US. Digital products and courses on Linktree run on Kajabi behind the scenes, and Linktree Shops pay out commissions with a $0.25 Stripe fee per payout.

Which Linktree Plan Is Cheapest at Your Sales Volume

Because the fee falls as the subscription rises, each plan has a break-even point. Leave processing out, since it's the same everywhere, and compare only subscription plus seller fee.

Free at 12% is cheapest only while you sell very little. Starter at $8 a month plus 9% beats Free once you pass about $267 a month in sales. Pro at $15 a month with 0% fees beats Starter once you pass about $78 a month, and beats Free above $125. On an annual Pro plan at $12 a month, those break-evens come down further.

At $500 a month in digital product sales, the monthly cost is roughly $60 on Free, $53 on Starter and $15 on Pro.

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Where Constants Fits

Constants publishes this article, so here is the honest comparison. Constants has a free Starter plan you can sell on from day one, with a flat 6% platform fee on one-time sales like digital products, bookings and event tickets. Memberships carry a 10% fee. Premium is $29.99 a month, and the 6% applies on every plan. Card processing is on top, as it is everywhere.

On fees alone, that makes Constants cheaper than Linktree's Free and Starter plans at any sales volume. It also beats Linktree Pro until you sell about $250 a month. Past that point, Linktree Pro at 0% is cheaper on fees. What Constants adds is everything around the page: 1:1 bookings, events, memberships and a community, all on one page instead of spread across separate tools. The full plan breakdown is on the pricing page, and the Constants vs Linktree comparison goes feature by feature. If you are weighing other options too, see the Linktree alternatives roundup.

The Short Version

If you only need links, Linktree Free is fine and costs nothing. If you sell more than about $125 a month, Linktree's Pro plan at 0% fees is the cheapest Linktree option. If you are just starting to sell, want bookings, events or memberships alongside products, or don't want a monthly bill yet, a free plan with a flat 6% fee keeps more of your first few hundred dollars.

Figures are from Linktree's pricing page and help center as of October 2026. Linktree changes plans and prices often, so check its pricing page before you commit.