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Linktree vs Pludor

Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 3 sources

Linktree is a link-in-bio page that sends followers to your other links, with selling added on paid plans; Pludor is a free store where the bio link itself takes payment for products, downloads and bookings. If you mostly share links, Linktree is simpler; if you mostly sell, a store link removes the extra step. Pludor also replaces the separate store, booking and email tools a link page usually points to (see the table).

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Linktree and Pludor side by side

From each platform's published plans.

LinktreePludor
Main jobA page of linksA store with checkout
Monthly costFree plan; paid Starter, Pro and Premium, priced by region (Linktree)$0; optional plans $9, $29, $79 (pricing)
Selling feesSelling products on Starter carries 9% seller fees; Premium lists 0% seller fees on digital products (Linktree)4.99% + 90¢ per order plus Stripe 2.9% + 30¢ (pricing, Stripe)
Bookings and coursesThrough linked toolsBuilt in
Customer listDepends on linked toolsYours to export

Checked 1 October 2026; Linktree shows prices in local currency.

What one Pludor store replaces

Many sellers pay for several tools to cover these jobs. Pludor includes them in one free store, with free amounts every month and pay-as-you-go past them (pricing).

JobUsual separate toolOn Pludor
Link-in-bio storeStan Store, from $29 a month (Stan)Included: your store link is the bio page
Online store and checkoutShopify Basic, $39 a month billed monthly (Shopify)Included, $0 a month, no item limit
Bookings and depositsCalendly Standard, $10 per seat a month billed yearly (Calendly)Included; 30 bookings free each month, then pay as you go
Email marketingMailchimp Essentials, from $13 a month (Mailchimp)Included; 500 marketing emails free each month

Monthly subscriptions in this table add up to about $91.00 a month before any per-sale fees; on Pludor the same jobs start at $0 a month plus 4.99% + 90¢ per paid order and card processing (pricing). Prices checked 1 October 2026 on each tool's pricing page.

Start here

A link-in-bio page is a menu. A store is a shop counter. The more of your links point to things you sell, the more a store link helps.

What you need

  • Count how many of your bio links lead to something you sell
  • If most do, a store link with checkout removes a tap
  • If most are content links, a link page is enough

Beginner mistakes to avoid

  • Ten equal buttons with no clear first choice
  • Each link going to a different checkout
  • Never collecting follower emails

How to do it

How do I turn my Linktree into a store?

Replace product links with products that can be bought on the page.

  1. List the links that lead to things you sell
  2. Add those items to a store with checkout
  3. Keep your content links lower on the page
  4. Swap the bio link everywhere

How do I decide what goes first on my bio page?

Put the offer most followers ask about at the top, and change it with your content.

  1. Check which link gets the most taps
  2. Match the top item to this week's posts
  3. Remove links nobody taps
  4. Keep it to a handful of choices

How do I compare costs?

Add plan fees and selling fees at your sales level (Linktree, Pludor).

  1. Check the plan you would need on each
  2. Add seller fees on your monthly sales
  3. Add card processing
  4. Compare the totals

How do I add bookings to my bio link?

Use a bio store that includes bookable services.

  1. Create the service with time and price
  2. Set availability
  3. Take payment at booking
  4. Send reminders

How do I track what my bio link earns?

Track taps, purchases and revenue per post.

  1. Use one link everywhere
  2. Note which posts bring taps
  3. Compare taps with purchases
  4. Repeat what converts

How do I keep my followers if a platform changes?

Collect emails and own your store link.

  1. Add email capture at checkout
  2. Send buyers updates
  3. Export your list regularly
  4. Use the same link on every platform

Common questions

Is Linktree free?

Linktree has a free plan and paid plans (Linktree).

Can you sell on Linktree?

Yes, on paid plans, with seller fees that depend on the plan (Linktree).

Is Pludor a Linktree alternative?

For selling, yes: your bio link is a store with checkout. For pure link sharing, Linktree is simpler.

Can I keep my other links on a store page?

Yes, social and content links can sit below your products.

Which is better for creators?

Creators who mainly sell often prefer a store link; those who mainly share content often prefer a link page.

Can I use both?

Yes, some creators link their store from their link page, though each extra tap loses some buyers.

Going further: scale and grow

Every tap costs buyers

Each extra page between a follower and checkout is a chance to leave. Shorten the path for your main offer.

Match the page to your content

The top item should match what you posted this week.

Measure revenue per follower

Divide monthly sales by followers to see whether changes to your bio page help.

Use QR codes offline

Put your store QR code on packaging, cards and event tables.

Review fees as you grow

Plan fees and seller fees trade off differently at each sales level.

Use AI for this

AI can help organise and write your bio page.

  1. Pick the top offer. Ask AI which offer your recent comments point to.
  2. Write labels. Write short, clear button and product labels.
  3. Make covers. Create product images.
  4. Plan posts. Plan posts that point to the top offer.
  5. Answer questions. Draft replies to common buyer questions.

Be careful

Keep labels honest; misleading buttons lose trust quickly.

Doing this on Pludor

Pludor turns your bio link into a free store with checkout for products, downloads, bookings and courses, plus a QR code.

  • $0 a month
  • Checkout on the page
  • Bookings and courses
  • Social links on the same page

Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.

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Sources

  1. Linktree pricing
  2. Stripe pricing
  3. Pludor pricing

Checked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.

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