Bio Sites vs Linktree in 2026

What Bio Sites gives you

Squarespace Bio Sites lives at biosites.com, and you can have up to 10 Bio Sites per account. That's worth looking at if you're choosing pages for several projects rather than just a link page for yourself.

Start with that distinction: how many separate sites do you want? A Bio Site for each project is a different setup from a site with several pages, and it's worth deciding which you want before comparing plan names.

What you're paying for with Linktree

Linktree's plans are Free, Starter, Pro and Premium, with Growth and Scale available for teams. It's been around since 2016, when it was founded in Melbourne, and it says it has 70M+ users.

For this comparison, the paid feature to watch is branding removal. Linktree Pro removes Linktree branding and has 0% fees on sales. Pro and Premium both offer a 7-day free trial.

A trial isn't a free plan.

If you're comparing costs, US prices listed by third-party trackers in November 2026 put Starter at $9 a month or $7 a month paid yearly. Pro is listed at $17 or $14, and Premium at $35 or $30, with the monthly price first and the paid-yearly price second.

And don't pick a Linktree upgrade expecting to connect your own domain: no Linktree plan lists a custom domain. Removing the Linktree branding and using your own web address are separate things here.

If sales are part of your decision, look at Pro's 0% sales fee alongside its subscription price. If you only want a place to send people to your links, keep that paid selling feature separate from what you need today.

Beacons is another free option to put on your list. Beacons Free costs $0 and includes unlimited links, up to 5 Link in Bio pages and 50 email sends a month. Store sales carry a 9% fee.

That makes the selling question worth asking before you choose: do you want to sell through the service, or send people to a checkout you already use? Keep that answer beside the page count when you compare plans.

When Heya fits

Heya is the no-code website builder publishing this guide. You sign in with Google to publish, and its free plan is set up for sites with multiple pages rather than only a link in bio page.

Heya Free costs $0, with no credit card and no time limit. It includes 3 sites with up to 5 pages per site, all 68 templates, and a free yourname.heya.bio address with HTTPS. There's a small Made with Heya badge.

The page-building limits are 40 sections per page, 60 blocks per section and 10 block types. Images can be up to 20 MB. You also get 6 embed types: YouTube, Vimeo, Spotify, SoundCloud, Calendly, Google Maps.

For search and sharing, you can set a title of up to 120 characters, a description of up to 300 characters, a favicon and a share image.

But there's no built-in store, checkout or form builder. You link a button to your checkout or store page, use a Google Form or a Tally form, and use the Calendly embed for bookings. If you want those tools built into the same service, that limitation belongs in your decision.

The paid plans change specific parts of that setup:

• Heya Pro Lite is $3 a month. You get 3 sites with up to 20 pages per site, no badge, and links are no longer marked nofollow.
• Heya Pro Standard is $6 a month, with 5 sites and 1 custom domain per account with HTTPS. You bring the domain from any registrar; Heya doesn't sell domains.
• Heya Pro Plus is $15 a month. It includes 25 sites, up to 10 custom domains, and the option to download your site as a ZIP of HTML files.

For a free setup, the question is whether you want Heya's multiple-page sites and external checkout links. You can leave the paid plans aside unless you want their specific features (such as removing the badge or connecting a domain).

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