People who want a polished, professional page with rich media embeds and multiple profiles at a lower paid-plan price.
People who want a baisc link-in-bio platform with built-in selling tools, Instagram auto-replies, and social media scheduling.
Create a solo.to page, add your links and supported embeds, and customize its appearance. Test your page on mobile, then update the URL in your social bios, website, email signature, and other places you share your Linktree. Review any printed QR codes separately, since they may still point to your old page.
solo.to Professional lets you publish your page at a domain you own. Linktree hosts profiles at linktr.ee/yourusername and currently offers no native custom-domain connection. If keeping your own domain in the address bar matters to you, solo.to supports that setup.
solo.to offers embeds for music, videos, podcasts, and tour dates, including Bandcamp, SoundCloud, YouTube, and Bandsintown. Linktree’s Music links help listeners choose a streaming service and can include a player. Choose based on how you want fans to experience your content. Explore solo.to’s supported embeds.
solo.to uses light, dark, and void themes as a starting point, with background images, video, and wordmark options on paid plans. Linktree offers preset themes, with custom image and video backgrounds and a logo title on Pro and Premium. Compare the example pages to find the look you prefer.
solo.to’s free Beginner plan includes 25 links or sections, social and contact buttons, and page-view analytics. Linktree Free offers unlimited basic links plus email and phone signups. The better fit depends on how many links you need and which features you want to start with.
solo.to brings links, rich media, and a polished page design together, with a broad selection of embeds. Linktree combines its link page with selling, audience-growth, and social tools. solo.to is worth considering when presenting your content is the priority, while Linktree may suit workflows built around its wider marketing features.
