Linktree Alternatives: What to Look For in 2026

Linktree popularized the link-in-bio page, and for a plain list of links it does the job. But creators in 2026 want more than a list, they want a page that holds rich media, builds an audience, and actually pays. If you are weighing a switch, here is what to look for.

1. Rich content, not just links

A wall of identical buttons is forgettable. The best pages embed music, play HD vertical video, and show photo galleries right on the page. When people can experience your work without leaving, they stick around, and stick around longer. Look for a tool that treats your page as a mini-site, not a link dump.

2. A real way to get paid

This is the big one. Many link tools bolt on a "tip" button and call it monetization. A creator-first platform builds earning into the core: subscriptions, exclusive content, and one-tap support, without sending admirers off to a third-party checkout. And crucially, it should not take a huge cut. A 20%+ platform fee adds up fast; lower fees mean more of every payment reaches you.

3. Payment options your audience actually uses

Some admirers just want to tap a card; others — especially a global, crypto-native audience — prefer crypto. The best platforms accept both: major cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover) and fast, low-fee coins like XRP, XLM, USDC and RLUSD, so nobody is turned away at checkout. Cards run through your own Square account and crypto lands in your own wallet — either way it goes straight to you. (We broke both down in getting paid by card and getting paid in crypto.)

4. Privacy for you and your supporters

Supporting a creator should not mean exposing your identity. Look for a platform that shows supporters to you as anonymous handles, never their name, email, or payment details. People back creators more freely when they feel safe doing it. Your own data matters too: favor tools with no third-party ad trackers, and sign-in that does not store a password on the page itself.

5. Speed and mobile-first design

Almost everyone opens your link from a phone. If the page is slow or clunky, they bounce before they ever tap. A good alternative loads fast, looks great on mobile by default, and gives you themes and styling so it feels like your brand, not a template.

6. You own your audience

Social reach comes and goes. Your link-in-bio page, and the people who bookmark it, should be yours. Look for clean, memorable URLs and an SEO-friendly setup so your page can be found, not just visited.

Where More About fits

We built More About for exactly this: a fast, beautiful page that holds your music, video, photos and links, with subscriptions and exclusive content built in, card and crypto payments, anonymous supporter privacy, and low fees so more of what admirers pay reaches you. One account works as both a creator and a supporter, and it is free to start.

How to switch

Moving over takes minutes, not hours:

1. Create your page and claim your username.
2. Re-add your links, our step-by-step guide shows how.
3. Update the link in your bios to your new URL.

That is it. Same followers, a much better home for them. Browse the full feature list to compare for yourself.