BuzzKit vs Linktree: a free page with unlimited links and every block
BuzzKit is a free link-in-bio page with unlimited links, newsletter, tip, booking, poll and Q&A blocks, 24 themes and cookie-free analytics. No credit card is needed. This guide shows how it compares with Linktree, feature by feature.
The short answer
Why creators pick BuzzKit
- Unlimited links and every block on a free plan, with no credit card.
- Newsletter, tip jar, booking, poll, Q&A and brand inquiry blocks without upgrading.
- Privacy-first analytics with no tracking cookies and no raw IP addresses.
- Drafts with undo, redo and per-item revert, so nothing goes live until you press Publish.
- Product cards that link to your own store, such as Gumroad, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy or Shopify.
- Labelled ads only beside the page, never between your links, and a Pro plan coming soon.
Side by side
| Feature | BuzzKit | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, $0 forever, no card | Yes (Free plan) |
| Links on free plan | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Meta, TikTok, GA4 pixels and UTM | On Free, load only with visitor consent | Pro plan |
| Themes and design | 24 themes plus a custom design editor on Free | Core appearance options on Free |
| Subscriber CSV export | On Free, any time | Pro plan |
| Full data export | JSON/CSV export, any time | Insights CSV on Premium |
| Analytics on free plan | Last 90 days, no tracking cookies | Basic analytics |
Free plan with unlimited links
BuzzKit Free costs $0 with no credit card. It includes one page you own, unlimited links and 24 themes. A custom design editor lets you save up to 3 designs.
Linktree also allows unlimited links on its Free plan. Its other plans are Starter, Pro and Premium, and its pricing page says prices vary by region.
Every block, no upgrade
BuzzKit Free includes blocks for newsletter signup, tip jar, booking, polls, Q&A, brand inquiries, link groups and carousels, a vCard, a countdown, RSS and Shopify embeds. It also has a media kit page, QR codes, UTM tagging, and Meta, TikTok and GA4 pixels that only load with visitor consent.
On Linktree, link scheduling sits on Starter, and tracking pixels, subscriber downloads and branding removal sit on Pro.
Drafts, undo and your own data
On every BuzzKit plan, edits stay in a draft until you press Publish. You get undo, redo and per-item revert, and you can lock a page with a password.
You can export your data as JSON or CSV at any time, including your subscribers.
Product cards that link to your store
A BuzzKit product card links to your own store on Gumroad, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Shopify or a similar service. Your checkout, your customers and your sales stay where you already run them.
Ads that stay out of the way, and Pro coming soon
Free BuzzKit pages show clearly labelled ads beside the page on desktop and in a slim bar on mobile, never between your links. Ads are how Free is paid for.
BuzzKit Pro is coming soon. It will remove ads and add up to 10 pages, teams, review and approval, scheduling, 2 years of analytics and 20 saved designs.
Questions
Can I move from Linktree to BuzzKit?
Yes. BuzzKit's editor can import links from a public Linktree page. After the import, review your links and press Publish.
Is BuzzKit really free?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 forever and needs no credit card. It is paid for by clearly labelled ads beside your page on desktop and in a slim bar on mobile, never between your links.
How many links can I add on BuzzKit Free?
As many as you like. Links are unlimited, and every block is included on the Free plan.
Does BuzzKit track my visitors?
BuzzKit analytics use no tracking cookies and store no raw IP addresses. Bots are excluded, and figures are approximate.
Can I add a product to my BuzzKit page?
Yes. A product card links to your own store, such as Gumroad, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy or Shopify, and the sale happens there.
Linktree details as of November 12, 2026. Linktree and its logo are trademarks of their owner, shown here only to identify the product.