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Comparison · checked September 2026

Taproo vs Linktree

Taproo vs Linktree compared: pricing in GBP, physical NFC tags and QR codes, analytics and page types. Which link-in-bio tool fits your use case.

What is the difference between Taproo and Linktree?

Linktree is a link-in-bio page for social profiles. Taproo builds the same kind of page but also supplies the physical layer — programmable NFC tags and dynamic QR codes that open it — plus page types Linktree does not offer, such as emergency ID, pet tags, luggage tags and Wi-Fi cards.

  • Taproo pricingFree plan, Pro £9/month, Business £29/month, all in GBP.
  • Linktree pricingFree plan plus three paid tiers priced in your local currency; check linktr.ee for today's figures (last checked September 2026).
  • Physical productsTaproo sells the NFC tags, stickers, keychains and cards that open your page. Linktree is software only.
  • Free plan limits on Taproo1 dynamic vCard + 1 other dynamic page, 500 scans & taps / month, and 1 tag pointed at your own web address (any taproo page is always free).

Taproo vs Linktree: side by side

FeatureTaprooLinktree
Starting priceFree, then £9/monthFree, then paid tiers (see their pricing page)
Currency shownGBP (£)Local currency, region-dependent
Link-in-bio pageYes — Bio link hub page type (Pro)Yes — this is the core product
Dynamic QR codeYes, on every plan including FreeQR code to your Linktree page
Programmable NFC tagsYes — sold in the shop, ship pre-programmedNot sold
Re-point a printed tag or codeYes, from the dashboard, no reprintN/A (no physical products)
Non-social page typesEmergency ID (ICE), pet tag, luggage tag, Wi-Fi, menu, review, event check-inLink pages and commerce blocks
AnalyticsScan and tap analytics on every plan; longer retention on paid plansClick analytics, depth varies by tier
Custom domain / white-labelBranded workspace URL on BusinessBranding removal on higher tiers
CompanyCasa De Bo Ltd, UK (company no. 16401521)Linktree, Australia

Linktree details last checked September 2026 on their own pricing page. Prices and plans change — check there for today's figures.

Choose Taproo if…

  • You want something physical people tap or scan — a card, sticker, keychain, luggage tag or pet tag.
  • You need page types beyond social links, like emergency ID, Wi-Fi or a restaurant menu.
  • You want UK billing in pounds and a UK company behind the product.

Choose Linktree if…

  • You only need a link page for a social bio and nothing physical.
  • You rely on Linktree's creator monetisation and marketing integrations.
  • Your audience already recognises Linktree links.

Try Taproo free

Build a page on the Free plan, print a dynamic QR code, and add an NFC tag whenever you want the tap version.

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Taproo vs Linktree — questions

Is Taproo a Linktree alternative?

Yes. Taproo's Bio link hub page does the same job as a Linktree page — one short URL holding all your links, with click analytics. The difference is that Taproo also gives you a dynamic QR code and optional NFC tags that open that page, so it works offline as well as in a social bio.

Can I move my Linktree links to Taproo?

Yes. Create a Bio link hub page in Taproo, add the same links, then change the URL in your social profiles. Because Taproo pages are dynamic you can edit links at any time without changing the URL, so you only update your profiles once.

Does Taproo have a free plan like Linktree?

Yes. Taproo's Free plan includes 1 dynamic vcard + 1 other dynamic page, 500 scans & taps / month, dynamic QR codes and basic analytics, with no time limit. Paid plans start at £9/month and add unlimited pages, longer analytics history, custom slugs and Pro page types such as Bio link hub, Menu and Reviews.

Which is better for a business card?

Taproo, because it sells the card. An NFC business card from Taproo ships pre-programmed and opens a digital business card page you can edit forever. With Linktree you would print a QR code to your Linktree page on a card sourced elsewhere.

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