My Meta Page
My Meta Page vs Linktree
Linktree is the best-known link-in-bio tool, and its free plan is fine for many people. The short version of the difference: My Meta Page puts your latest work above a link list, and includes analytics, an unbranded page, and themes for free — where Linktree is built around a stack of buttons and spreads extras across paid plans.
| My Meta Page | Linktree | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, everything included | Free plan; paid tiers for more features |
| Latest work | Featured card above your links (thumbnail, title, subtitle) | Link list first; highlight options vary by plan |
| Links per page | Up to 100, plenty for a bio page | Unlimited |
| Click analytics | Included: views, clicks, CTR, top links | Basic on free; deeper analytics on paid plans |
| Branding on your page | No logo badge — one line of small text at the foot | Linktree logo on free pages |
| Link setup | Icons, labels, and groups auto-detected from the URL | Mostly manual |
| Themes | Eight curated themes, each with a dark mode | Many templates; some behind paid plans |
| Handle changes | Twice per 30 days, old address redirects for 30 days | Supported |
| Visitor tracking | Anonymous counts only | Analytics and marketing integrations vary by plan |
When Linktree is the better pick
If you need a large template gallery, deep integrations (payments, mailing lists, ad pixels), or a team managing many pages, Linktree's paid tiers cover ground My Meta Page deliberately doesn't. We're the small, fast, free option for makers who want one current piece seen first — not the enterprise suite.
Switching takes about two minutes
Claim your handle, feature the piece you want seen first, paste the same links you have on Linktree (icons and groups are set automatically), then update the one link in your bios. Your old Linktree page keeps working while you switch, so nothing breaks.