GetMySocial vs Linktree is a choice between a link in bio built for 18+ creators and agencies, and Linktree, the general-purpose standard. GetMySocial’s Free plan has 2 links, and its Creator plan costs $7 a month with a 10% fee on sales. Linktree Free has unlimited links, and Pro sells products at 0% Linktree fees for $17 a month (getmysocial.com and linktr.ee, November 2026).
Your bio link sends followers from Instagram, TikTok or X to the places that pay you. If those places are subscription sites, the page in the middle has to handle age checks, in-app browsers and platform rules as well as clicks. That is where these two tools differ most.
This guide compares GetMySocial and Linktree on price, 18+ links, deep links, selling, custom domains and agency tools. Every figure comes from each company’s own pricing page, help center or terms, read in November 2026. If the format is new to you, start with what a link in bio is.
Key Takeaways
- GetMySocial is built for 18+ creators and agencies. It allows links to adult platforms on every plan, including Free. Linktree allows adult links that are legal and marked as sensitive.
- Linktree’s free plan holds more links. GetMySocial Free has 2 links; Linktree Free has unlimited links.
- The fees work in opposite directions. GetMySocial Creator costs less per month but keeps 10% of sales. Linktree Pro costs $17 a month and keeps 0%.
- Only GetMySocial connects a custom domain. It is on the $7 Creator plan; Linktree’s help center says it doesn’t support custom domains.
- Deep links depend on the app. GetMySocial switched its automatic deep links off on Meta apps in March 2026 and offers a prompt to open the browser instead.
GetMySocial vs Linktree at a glance
GetMySocial describes itself as “built for agencies first” and “friendly for creators”. Its solution pages are mostly about creators who link to subscription and adult platforms. Linktree serves every kind of creator and business, with a checkout from Pro.
| GetMySocial | Linktree | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 2 links and basic stats | Unlimited links, 28 days of analytics |
| Entry paid plan | Creator: $7 a month, or $5 a month billed annually | Starter: $9 a month, or $7 billed annually |
| Selling plan | Creator, with a 10% platform fee | Pro: $17 a month, or $14 billed annually, 0% Linktree fees |
| Agency plans | From $49 a month for 50 links and 50 social accounts | Team plans from $49 a month |
| 18+ links | Allowed on every plan; 18+ gate per link | Allowed if legal and marked sensitive; 18+, 21+ or 25+ labels |
| Payments for adult content | Not stated | Not allowed through Linktree |
| Custom domain | From Creator | Not supported |
| Payment processing | Stripe, about 2.9% + $0.30 | Stripe, 2.9% + $0.30 |
Sources: getmysocial.com, getmysocial.com/terms, the GetMySocial help center, linktr.ee/s/pricing, the Linktree help center and Linktree’s Community Standards, November 2026. Linktree prices are US prices and vary by country.
How much does GetMySocial cost compared with Linktree?
GetMySocial has a Free plan, a Creator plan and an Agency ladder. Free gives you 2 links and basic stats with no card and no expiry. Creator costs $7 a month, or $5 a month billed annually at $60 a year, and adds 7 links, deep linking, live analytics, a custom domain and paywall features. Agency plans start at $49 a month, or $39 a month billed annually ($468 a year), for 50 links and 50 social accounts, and go up to $999 a month for unlimited links. A slider sets the link count, and one free domain is included (getmysocial.com, November 2026).
Linktree has four plans on US pricing: Free, Starter at $9, Pro at $17 and Premium at $35 a month, or $7, $14 and $30 a month billed annually. Pro and Premium come with a 7-day free trial (linktr.ee/s/pricing, checked November 2026). Our guide to Linktree’s free plan and paid tiers covers each one.
The pricing pages open on different settings. GetMySocial’s page loads on monthly billing with a “Save 20%” yearly switch, while Linktree’s page leads with the annual price.
Which takes less of your sales?
Your sales volume decides it. GetMySocial’s terms set a 10% platform fee on the Creator plan and 5% on Agency plans, plus Stripe’s processing fee of about 2.9% + $0.30. Linktree Pro and Premium list 0% Linktree fees, and Stripe’s 2.9% + $0.30 applies on every plan.
Our calculation from the listed prices, before Stripe fees: GetMySocial Creator costs $7 plus 10% of sales, and Linktree Pro costs a flat $17. At $100 a month in sales the two cost the same. Below that, GetMySocial Creator costs less, and above it, Linktree Pro does.
A worked example, labeled illustrative: you sell $300 a month through the page. GetMySocial Creator costs $7 plus $30 in platform fees, $37 a month. Linktree Pro costs $17 a month. At $1,000 a month, the totals are $107 and $17. Stripe’s fee comes on top of both.
GetMySocial’s terms say Stripe pays creators out every Monday, to the bank account you connect (getmysocial.com/terms, November 2026). Linktree lists a $0.25 charge per payout (linktr.ee/help, November 2026).
One rule changes the math for 18+ creators. Linktree’s Community Standards do not allow payments or donations for adult content through Linktree. GetMySocial’s terms say Creator, Agency and Lifetime plans “may enable monetization features (tips and paywall access)”.
How do GetMySocial and Linktree handle 18+ links?
GetMySocial says it “allows links to adult platforms on every plan, including the free one”. You switch on an 18+ gate per link, and a country filter limits who sees a link, with no city or state setting. Its help center adds that platforms like OnlyFans “do not violate guidelines by default”.
Linktree uses labels. Its help center lists 18+, 21+ and 25+, where visitors confirm their age, and Sensitive Content, where they acknowledge a warning. You set one for the whole page in Settings or lock a single link from its Power-ups tab, and the page notes that “turning on any of these labels may limit your access to Earn features” (linktr.ee/help, updated October 26, 2026).
Both tools sit behind the app that shows your bio, and that app has its own rules. Our guide to using Linktree for OnlyFans lists what Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube allow.
What do GetMySocial’s deep links and link-safety features do?
GetMySocial’s homepage says its deep links “bypass in-app browsers” and open the native app directly, from the Creator plan. Its own updates add limits. In March 2026 it switched deep links off on all Meta platforms and added an optional “Strict Deeplink” prompt that guides visitors to their external browser. For TikTok and Snapchat, its help center says your deep link setting is ignored.
GetMySocial also lists features meant to keep a page from being flagged, including a filter it calls SafePage that sends bots, VPN and proxy traffic to a separate page. Its own help article on platform moderation warns that bot protection “is considered a form of cloaking” and that redirecting to content that “clearly violates platform rules” can still result in enforcement (help.getmysocial.com, January 2026). Read that article before you switch these features on.
If your bio link has stopped working on Instagram, our guide to fixing an Instagram link in bio that isn’t working covers the causes Instagram itself names.
Where GetMySocial wins
GetMySocial costs less to start paying. Creator at $7 a month, or $5 billed annually, includes a custom domain, which Linktree doesn’t offer on any plan.
- Rules written for 18+ creators. Adult links work on every plan, and you set an 18+ gate per link.
- Agency scale. Agency plans start at 50 links and 50 social accounts, with team access, white label and reports. Its homepage lists an API for creating and updating links, and routing by country, device or language.
- Lower agency fees. The platform fee is 5% on Agency plans, against 10% on Creator.
- Deep links. Creator and above open links in the native app where the app allows it, with the Meta app limits described above.
A custom domain you buy through GetMySocial adds a registration cost: the terms list a processing fee of the greater of $14.99 or 10% of the base domain cost, on top of the registrar’s price (getmysocial.com/terms, November 2026).
Where Linktree wins
Linktree’s Free plan holds unlimited links against GetMySocial’s 2. Pro sells products, courses and bookings at 0% Linktree fees, which costs less than a 10% fee once your sales pass $100 a month. Prices and analytics windows are published, and the 7-day trial lets you test Pro first. Email and phone sign-ups are on the free plan too. For background on the platform, see what Linktree is and how it works.
If you are weighing other free tools that handle 18+ links, our AllMyLinks vs Linktree comparison covers a third option with an automatic 18+ section.
A third option: More.You
More.You is an AI-native link in bio platform. Every page publishes an llms.txt file, an agent manifest and structured data built from its blocks, so AI assistants can read who you are and what you offer. More.You publishes this blog and competes with both tools, so weigh this section with that in mind.
Its Free plan covers one page with every block type, themes, templates, QR codes and basic analytics. On paid plans, audience rules show or hide a block by the visitor’s country or the app they arrived from. Custom domains and branding removal are on Pro. Our More.You vs Linktree comparison lays out the differences.
How to switch between them
Follow these steps in order:
- Export anything you sell and any subscriber list.
- Note your custom domain, your 18+ gate settings and your country filters, because they do not move on their own.
- Rebuild the page and open each link on a phone, inside the Instagram or TikTok app, to see how it opens.
- On Instagram, open Edit profile, then Links, and replace the old address. Change every other profile the same day.
- Keep the old page live for a week and compare click counts before you delete it.
On More.You, paste your GetMySocial or Linktree URL into the importer. It proposes your header, avatar, socials and links, and saves nothing until you confirm each item. Create your More.You page on the Free plan and check it next to your current page before you move your bio link.
FAQ
Is GetMySocial free?
Yes. GetMySocial’s Free plan costs $0 with no card and no expiry, and includes 2 links and basic stats. Its Creator plan costs $7 a month, or $5 a month billed annually, and adds more links, deep linking and a custom domain.
Does GetMySocial take a cut of sales?
Yes. GetMySocial’s terms set a 10% platform fee on the Creator plan and 5% on Agency plans. Stripe’s processing fee of about 2.9% plus $0.30 applies on top.
Is GetMySocial better than Linktree for 18+ creators?
GetMySocial is built around 18+ creators and allows adult links on every plan. Linktree allows adult links that are legal and marked as sensitive, but not payments for adult content. If you sell through the page, read both companies’ rules before you choose.
Can you use a custom domain on GetMySocial or Linktree?
On GetMySocial, yes, from the Creator plan. Linktree’s help center says it doesn’t support custom domains, so every Linktree page keeps its linktr.ee address.
Sources
- GetMySocial homepage and pricing, plans, deep links and themes (getmysocial.com, November 2026)
- GetMySocial page for adult creators, adult links, 18+ gate and country filter (getmysocial.com, November 2026)
- GetMySocial terms, platform fees and monetization features, last modified April 12, 2026 (getmysocial.com/terms, November 2026)
- GetMySocial help center: platform moderation guidelines, deep link settings, SafePage and custom domains (help.getmysocial.com, November 2026)
- GetMySocial update channel, deep links on Meta platforms, March 2026 (t.me/s/GetMySocial, November 2026)
- Linktree pricing page, plan prices, trial and feature table (linktr.ee/s/pricing, November 2026)
- Linktree help center: sensitive content labels, fees and custom domains (linktr.ee/help, November 2026)
- Linktree Community Standards (linktr.ee/s/community-standards, November 2026)
- More.You import, AI-native pages and Linktree comparison (more.you/features/import, more.you/features/ai-native-pages and more.you/alternatives/linktree, November 2026)
Platform rules and prices checked November 2026.
