Linkx

What Linkx is

Linkx is a link-in-bio and short-link platform, not a site that pays creators for content. It sells bio pages, short links, QR codes and analytics to creators and businesses, and it has a dedicated page for adult creators. Joining costs nothing: the site says it is "Free forever, no credit card required", and the pricing page confirms the free plan has no time limit. The about page says creators and businesses in 190+ countries use it. The site's language menu offers Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch, French, Finnish, Romanian, German, English, Italian, Portuguese, Polish and Spanish. Its terms are governed by the laws of Finland.

How earning works here

The adult creators page describes the problem it solves. Social platforms give you one link in your bio, so a creator who sells in several places has to choose. With Linkx you give platforms a single URL and list OnlyFans, Fansly, clip stores, tip jars and more behind it. The page puts it this way: fans see a menu of options, while platforms only register a single compliant link. The page says typical stacks mix subscription sites, clip markets, wishlists, scheduling tools and community chats, and that if something has a URL you can place it beside the rest and reorder as offers change.

It separates itself from a generic bio-link builder by pairing bio pages with short links, QR codes and campaign analytics. The page suggests a simple path: launch with one destination, then add rotators, splash pages or extra short links when you run collaborations or seasonal pushes.

Tracking is the part that bears on earnings. The page describes campaign-level tracking with separate short links per campaign, so you can compare what actually worked, and alerts when traffic spikes after a post, campaign, shoutout or link change. Its sample analytics view shows top source, best link, top device and a traffic spike, and the page says to keep the same profile link and push the winning offer harder. That sample is an illustration of the report, not a customer result. The marketing tools page adds details:

• UTM source, medium, campaign, term and content can be added to a link and are kept through the redirect so Google Analytics can attribute the traffic.
• On supported plans you can add Facebook (Meta) and Twitter (X) pixels to short links or landing pages, so a pixel fires when someone clicks or lands.
• Geo targeting sends visitors to different destinations or messages by country or region, or blocks access from selected regions.
• The dashboard shows total and unique clicks, clicks over time, top countries, devices and referrers.
• Campaign grouping and custom aliases such as /summer-sale organize links for comparison.
• The page also says you can shorten affiliate URLs, and positions Linkx as an alternative to Bitly.

Linkx also lets you earn on the page itself. The homepage says you can sell products, take tips and book clients: connect Stripe or PayPal and "the money goes straight to you", with no separate store to set up. The bio page also supports a library of 50+ themes, brand controls for fonts, colors, buttons and backgrounds, and a custom domain such as link.yourname.com, which the pricing table places on Premium. A CSV export of analytics is available at any time. The help center lists topics on custom splash pages, CTA overlays, channels and campaigns, and tracking pixels.

Money and rules

Linkx charges a subscription for its paid plans, and sales made on a bio page are paid to the creator through their own Stripe or PayPal account. It publishes plan limits for its tiers. The pricing page lists Free, Starter, Pro and Premium. Bio pages run 1, 5, 10 and unlimited. Short links run 10, 100, 500 and unlimited. Dynamic QR codes run 5, 20, 100 and unlimited. Analytics history is 7 days on Free, 30 days on Starter, 180 days on Pro and unlimited on Premium. Team members are 3 on Pro and 10 on Premium. Geo and device targeting and API access are on Pro and Premium only. Custom domains are 1 on Premium only. In October 2026 the pricing page shows prices in USD on annual billing, from Starter at $2.49 a month up to Premium at $16.33 a month, with Pro in between. The toggle offers monthly billing at a higher price. Starter and above add full analytics, audience insights, and pixels, targeting and UTM tools; Starter is also listed as advertisement-free.

Billing terms:

• There is no lock-in and no cancellation fee, and you can change plans or cancel from the dashboard.
• On cancellation the plan reverts to the free tier at the end of the current billing period, and you keep paid features until then.
• Prices are stated inclusive of applicable VAT unless otherwise indicated.
• Annual plans can be refunded pro rata for unused months where applicable, and annual billing costs less than monthly. Nonprofits and students can ask support for discounts.
• Consumers in the European Union have a statutory right of withdrawal within 14 days of entering the contract under Directive 2011/83/EU; outside it, fees paid are non-refundable unless the law requires otherwise.
• If you hit a plan limit, existing links keep working and you are prompted to upgrade before creating new ones.

On payouts, the homepage read in October 2026 says Stripe or PayPal pays the creator directly, and it advertises "$0 platform fee on the free plan" for selling on the page. The terms describe monetization features more widely: Linkx may offer eligible users affiliate links, partner programs, donation tools, gated content and digital storefronts, with eligibility subject to geographic restrictions, verification requirements and the law. Some features may carry fees that are disclosed before they apply and deducted from earnings or added to the invoice, and commission rates and payment schedules may change with notice in the dashboard. Earnings already accrued remain payable if monetization privileges are suspended. The creator handles their own taxes and must disclose affiliate connections. Linkx publishes no payout threshold of its own. The terms also cover AI features such as the AI Bio Generator. You own the content generated for your page, but the terms say the output may not be unique and may be inaccurate. The terms say users must be at least 18, or the age of majority where they live if higher. They bar content that shows a real, identifiable person in intimate or sexually explicit material without that person's explicit consent, and child sexual abuse material. The adult creators page is labeled 18+ and points to a separate overview of age gates and domains.

Who it suits and who it does not

Linkx suits a creator with traffic from several social accounts who wants to know which post, link or country produced a sale, and who sells subscriptions, clips and tips across more than one site. It suits an affiliate who wants UTM tags, pixels and geo targeting on short links, and a small team that can use the 3 or 10 team seats on higher tiers. The free plan has no time limit, so it works as a test before paying.

It is a poor fit if you want discovery, because Linkx sends no fans of its own. It is also limited if you need deep history or targeting for free: Free keeps 7 days of analytics, and targeting, API access and team seats need Pro or Premium. If you plan to sell on the page, you need a Stripe or PayPal account in your own name.