Linktree alternative: card, contacts and RSVP in 5 languages

When you think “link in bio”, you think Linktree, and deservedly so: it is the best-known name in the category and its brand recognition is unmatched. But is it the right tool if you or your customers work in Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese or Indonesian, and you want a business card, a contact book and event RSVP in the same account? This article gives Linktree its due, then compares where the differences start. Everything we say about Linktree rests on the Linktree pages listed at the end; we quote no prices or percentages, because they change.

Where Linktree genuinely shines

• Brand and trust. Everyone knows what a linktr.ee URL is. If your audience is international, that recognition helps.
• Mature ecosystem. Years of accumulated link types and integrations give you a very broad catalogue to pick from.
• Simplicity. Sign up, stack your links, drop the URL in your bio. Near-zero learning curve.

If you create content for an international audience in English and all you need is a stack of links, Linktree remains a fine choice.

Linktree's digital card

Linktree now offers a digital business card you can add to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with optional Save contact and Share details buttons (Linktree help center: digital business card (opens in a new tab)). If a Wallet card is what you need, it is a good option; LinkZae does not offer a Wallet pass yet.

Two things to check if you work in another language

1. The dashboard is English-only

Linktree's help center says its app and admin are available in English only (help article dated 25 Feb 2025, checked 11 Oct 2026; Linktree help center: supported languages (opens in a new tab)). The same page says they hope to offer Admin in other languages later. Fine if you are fluent in English, but for a salon owner, a real-estate agent or a workshop seller, the panel language alone can be a barrier.

2. Pricing and fees: check the numbers yourself

Linktree's paid plans are priced by region and shown in local currency, and its commerce fees vary by plan (see Linktree pricing page (opens in a new tab) and fee help article (opens in a new tab)). We don't quote numbers here because they change.

The LinkZae difference: link page, card, contacts and invitations in one account

Think of LinkZae not as a copy of Linktree but as a bundle that also puts your business card and invitations in the same account. What is on which plan:

• Dashboard and visitor buttons in 5 languages: English, Türkçe, Español, Português, Bahasa Indonesia.
• Free: link page with your logo, QR, unlimited links. No payment needed to start.
• Card + vCard + contact book: Minimal ($10/mo).
• Invitations: building and previewing is free; pay once per event to publish, no subscription (invitations page).

Comparison table

Which one, when?

Stay with Linktree if your audience is international and English-speaking, you rely on platform integrations, you want a card in Apple or Google Wallet, or links are all you need. Try LinkZae if you or your customers work in Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese or Indonesian and want the dashboard in that language, if being saved to contacts matters more than link stacking, or if you also need invitations with RSVP. Switching costs nothing: set up the new page, run both in parallel for a few days, then change the link in your bio.

Sources

Last checked: 11 October 2026 · Sources:

• Linktree help center: supported languages (opens in a new tab)
• Linktree help center: digital business card (opens in a new tab)
• Linktree help center: transaction and processing fees (opens in a new tab)
• Linktree pricing page (opens in a new tab)
• LinkZae pricing: Free and Minimal plans
• LinkZae invitations: pay per event

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