Honest comparison

Nameplate vs Linktree

Linktree is excellent for a familiar list of links. Nameplate is built for people who need those links to become a richer portfolio, client funnel, or professional site.

Try Nameplate free

Choose Linktree for

A fast, familiar social bio link

Choose Nameplate for

A designed profile with pages, projects, forms, files, AI editing, and deeper analytics

Which one is the right call

Stay with Linktree if

  • Your page is a short list of links and it already does its job.
  • You want the layout your audience has seen a hundred times before, because familiarity is the point.
  • Nothing about your work needs to be shown on the page itself — no samples, no files, no case studies.

Move to Nameplate if

  • People keep asking to see the work, and a list of links cannot show it.
  • One screen is no longer enough: you need a projects page, an about page, maybe a rate card.
  • You want enquiries to arrive in a form you own instead of a direct message you have to dig out.

What switching involves

There is no automatic importer, and for a list of links that is rarely the hard part: paste them into blocks, pick a template, publish. Because the free plan publishes to a nameplate.cc address, you can build the replacement in full and keep the old page live until you are ready to swap the link in your bio.

What it costs to find out

Free
1 published profile, every block and theme, 10 AI text and 2 AI image generations a month
Starter
$5 a month — same profile limit, 100 AI text and 10 AI image generations
Pro
$12 a month — 5 profiles, custom domains, team members, conversion goals, public API
Full pricing

Questions people ask before moving

Can I try Nameplate without giving up my current page?

Yes. Publishing is a toggle on your profile, and a free profile lives on its own nameplate.cc address, so nothing about your existing page changes until you point your bio link at the new one.

Do I have to pay to publish?

No. The free plan covers one published profile with every content block and theme. Paid plans add higher AI allowances, and custom domains, team members, and the public API sit on the Pro plan — current prices are on the pricing page.

What happens to click tracking when I move?

Click counts do not transfer — no builder can export another builder's analytics. Nameplate starts counting from your first published visit, and tracks clicks per block rather than only per page.