A menu of links, or a store behind one link.
Linktree is a very good menu. If the goal is to sell, a menu is the wrong shape. Tapmy gives the same single link a creator store behind it, with checkout, calls, Courses and Community in one place.
Pick Tapmy if your bio link has to sell, not only point. One link opens a public store with checkout, Courses, Webinars, Community and paid calls. Linktree is the better routing page when you need many external links, embeds and deep click analytics. It sells digital products only on Pro ($15/mo, seller fee reported at 9%), and 0% needs Premium ($35/mo). On Tapmy the fee is 0% on Free, 3% on Pro and 1% on Max, and Stripe card processing is separate.
A store, not a menu
Linktree lists destinations and sends visitors to them. Tapmy opens a public store with product pages and One-Step Checkout, so the visit can end in a purchase.
Courses, Webinars and Community on one page
Linktree sells courses on paid plans and limits paid communities to the US. Tapmy sells Courses, Webinars and a Community from the same store as your downloads.
Customer records come with the sale
Every buyer lands in a customer record with the order attached. Linktree collects contacts and syncs them out to email tools you run yourself.
What changes when your bio link can take the order.
Linktree is a menu. A visitor taps a button and lands on someone else's page, and you hope they come back. Tapmy turns the same link into a store. The offer, the checkout and the follow-up sit in one place, so the click ends in an order instead of a tab you lose.
What holds you back on Linktree
- Digital product sales sit on paid plans, not on Free or Starter.
- Visitors land on a menu and leave for other sites.
- Paid communities are US only.
- Contacts sync out to separate email tools.
| Feature |  |  |
|---|---|---|
| Creator Store, a public storefront | Yes | No |
| Webinars sold next to Courses | Yes | No |
| Lead capture and CRM included | Yes | No |
| Paid Community beyond the US | Yes | No |
What a store does that a link page cannot.
The first screen recommends
A link page shows options and leaves the choice to the visitor. A store leads with one offer and a clear next step, so people know what to buy.
One front door for every offer
A download can lead to a call. A Webinar can lead to a Course. A Course can lead to a paid Community. All of it shares one brand and one customer history.
Results you can read as revenue
Tapmy tracks orders, order value and repeat purchases next to your offers, so you see what sold and not only what got clicked.
Set up once
Connect Stripe, add your offers and publish. Checkout, delivery and customer records come together instead of being pieced from separate tools.
Pick Tapmy over Linktree if this is you.
| Feature | | |
|---|---|---|
| You want visitors to buy from your bio instead of leaving for another page. | Yes | No |
| You sell more than one thing: downloads, calls, Courses, Webinars or a paid Community. | Yes | No |
| You want every buyer saved as a customer record with the order attached. | Yes | No |
| You want a paid Community that is not limited to the US. | Yes | No |
Keep Linktree running while the store earns its place.
You do not have to delete anything. Keep Linktree for press, sponsors and routine links, and send your highest-intent traffic to a Tapmy store.
Launch one offer, run a real purchase, then swap your main bio link once it works. If you are weighing other bio stores, see Tapmy vs Stan Store.
Tapmy vs Linktree. Capability by capability.
Linktree against Tapmy, feature by feature, checked against Linktree's help center on October 16, 2026.
| Feature | | |
|---|---|---|
| Store behind the bio link | A public Creator Store that opens from the link | A page of links, with commerce as an add-on |
| Courses and Webinars | Courses and Webinars in your Creator Store | Paid courses on Pro and Premium |
| Paid Community | Paid Community in the same store | Paid communities, US only |
| Customer data | Built-in lead capture and CRM tied to every purchase | Contact collection, synced to outside email tools |
| One journey across several offers | One customer journey across your whole catalog | Primarily a routing layer with commerce features |
| Price | Only $29/mo | $8/mo |
Tapmy vs Linktree pricing.
At $2,000 a month in sales, Tapmy Free costs $70 including card processing. Linktree Pro costs $265. Linktree Premium costs $105.
| Feature | | | | | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | $0 | $0 | $8 | $15 | $35 |
| Price per year | $0 | Monthly only | $72 | $144 | $360 |
| Platform fee on sales | 0% | 12% | 9% | 9% | 0% |
| Billing notes | Cancel anytime | Selling digital products requires Pro or Premium | — | Fee as reported by independent reviews; see footnote | — |
What you pay each month
| Feature | | | |
|---|---|---|---|
| $500 | $17.50 | $77.50 | $52.50 |
| $2,000 | $70 | $265 | $105 |
| $10,000 | $350 | $1,265 | $385 |
Subscription, platform fees and card processing, assuming $50 orders. Where a platform charges processing separately (Tapmy included), it is counted at Stripe's US rate of 2.9% + $0.30. Stripe charges 2.9% + $0.30 per purchase on every Linktree plan.
Linktree's pricing page renders prices with JavaScript; plan prices and the 12% / 9% seller fees come from two independent reviews that checked it on Sep 20 and Oct 10, 2026. Linktree's own pricing page also shows a "0% fees" label under Pro, so confirm on linktr.ee before you decide.
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Rebuild the links that earn, keep the ones that work.
Export what Linktree allows.
Save contact exports and Insights data where your plan has them, along with every consent field.
List every live link.
Record title, URL, thumbnail, schedule, UTM parameters, embeds and recent clicks. Sort them into offers and plain routing.
Rebuild the offers first.
Add your downloads, calls, Courses, Webinars and Community to the Creator Store. The Linktree migration guide walks through it.
Keep the links that already work.
Put sponsor, press and campaign destinations back inside the store so none of them disappear.
Test before you send traffic.
Place a real order and check mobile layout, payment, delivery and confirmation. Connect Stripe and get paid first, then follow test before switching traffic.
Swap one bio link.
Change a single profile link only after the test order succeeds. Set up your link in bio before you swap it.
Linktree has no verified one-click page import, and its historical analytics do not move. Rebuild offers by hand and import exported contacts into your customer records.