Plans compared
LinkMe has a Free tier and paid tiers. The division of labor is simple: Free is a complete personal site; paid tiers raise limits and unlock the extras a growing site needs. Live prices and current tier details are at /pricing — the platform quotes them from live plan data, never from memory, and so does this doc.
The shape of the plans
| Free | Paid tiers | |
|---|---|---|
| Personal site with bio, pages, blog | ✓ | ✓ |
| Portfolio, resume, testimonials | ✓ | ✓ |
| Forms, events, booking | ✓ | ✓ (higher limits) |
| Analytics | ✓ | ✓ |
| Plan limits (links, posts, storage) | Modest, honest | Raised substantially |
| Custom domains | — | ✓ |
| Password protection | — | ✓ |
| Full AI suite | — | ✓ |
| Custom CSS | — | ✓ |
| Remove branding | — | ✓ |
How limits behave — the honest part
Plan limits are enforced per plan across the dashboard, and they degrade POLITELY: when you hit a limit, the control shows the cap and why — nothing breaks silently, nothing is deleted, nothing unpublished. Upgrade, or archive content to fit; both are one click (see Upgrading & renewal).
Tip
The Free tier is a real site, not a demo — publish, write, book, collect. Upgrade when you meet a specific wall: a domain you want, a limit you hit, an AI feature you need. Walls are visible before they hurt.
Where the numbers live
- /pricing — the always-current plan table, features and prices.
- /founding — the Launch Founding page carries the Beta-era offer when it is active (see the page itself; founding terms live there, not here).
- Dashboard → Billing — your current plan, meters and invoices (see Invoices & payment methods).
Choosing, honestly
- List what you actually need — a custom domain? password pages? the full AI quota? Match the wall, not the ambition.
- Check the meters — your dashboard already knows how close to limits you run.
- Start monthly if unsure — cycles and discounts (quarterly, semestral) reward commitment you already feel, not commitment you are performing (see Upgrading & renewal).
What never varies by plan
Your content is yours on every tier: exportable anytime, never held hostage, never deleted for downgrading (over-limit content is archived-but-alive, not destroyed — see Grace period & locking). The door is always open; that is a principle, not a plan feature.
Note
Questions a table cannot answer ("does tier X include Y?") — the pricing page is generated from the same plan data the enforcement uses, so it is always right even when this doc is old. When it is genuinely ambiguous, Contacting support gets a straight answer.