Your link page, short links, QR codes and UTM in one tool, on a single bill in euros. Your Linktree is brought over in seconds, and your data stays in France.
Free, no credit card.
Budget
Page, short links and QR codes on a single bill, monthly, no commitment.
Two subscriptions, including $120 upfront for Bitly’s Core plan.
Sovereignty
French publisher, GDPR applied, no third-party cookie on your visitors.
An Australian publisher and an American publisher.
Included features
On the page as on short links: UTM from the free plan, scheduling from €9 excl. tax a month.
UTM from Pro at Linktree, from Core at Bitly.
What you get in one tool, and what you have to look for with the other two.
| Criterion | RecommendedTinyLink | Linktree + Bitly |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Page and short links | Two accounts |
| First paid plan | €9 excl. tax / month | Two subscriptions |
| Short links and QR codes | No QR code quota | QR codes counted |
| UTM and tracking | From free | Paid |
| Hosting and data | France | Australia · United States |
| Scheduling | Page and short links | Partial |
Comparison drawn up on 11 November 2026 from Linktree’s public pages (help, pricing, privacy) and Bitly’s pricing page (prices billed yearly). Plans change: check them on linktr.ee and bitly.com.
Your Linktree page is brought over by pasting its address; your Bitly links are imported into the shortener from a CSV file, with a template provided and a line-by-line report.
Yes, as long as your Linktree and Bitly accounts exist: they point to their addresses. Your new TinyLink QR codes stay editable after printing.
No. Plans are paid monthly and can be cancelled at any time from your account. Optional yearly billing gives you two months free.
One account, one bill: import your Linktree, your short links follow.
No credit card. Hosted in France.