All comparisons

URL shortening

Trizlink and Linkly

A click-tracking shortener with a free plan, capacity add-on packs and a flat unlimited tier.

Who each one suits

Better served by Linkly

  • Choose Linkly if you want link rotators, geo and device redirect rules and public analytics pages.
  • Choose Linkly if add-on packs for clicks and links suit you better than moving up a tier.

Better served by Trizlink

  • Choose Trizlink if 500 tracked clicks a month on a free account runs out too fast; ours tracks 50,000.
  • Choose Trizlink if the links should sit beside a bio page and a social calendar.

What each one costs

Prices as Linkly showed them on 7 November 2026, in US dollars. Ours come from the same plan list the pricing section reads.

Linkly

PlanPriceSource
FreePrice$0 a month100 links a month, 500 clicks a month, 1 custom domainSource (opens in a new tab)
StarterPrice$15 a monthAnnual only; 250 links and 2,000 clicks a monthSource (opens in a new tab)
ProPrice$32 a monthBilled annually; 1,000 links, 10,000 clicks, 3 custom domainsSource (opens in a new tab)
BusinessPrice$107 a monthBilled annually; 5,000 links, 50,000 clicks, 10 custom domainsSource (opens in a new tab)
UnlimitedPrice$833 a monthBilled annually; unlimited links and clicksSource (opens in a new tab)

Trizlink

PlanPrice
FreePrice$0 a month
ProPrice$9.99 a month$8.33 a month billed yearly
TeamPrice$8.99 a seat a month, from 3 seats$7.49 a month billed yearly

Feature by feature

Each Linkly cell links to the page it came from. "Not stated" means those pages did not say, and says nothing about whether the feature exists.

FeatureTrizlinkLinkly
Short links with click reportsTrizlinkYesLinklyYesSource (opens in a new tab)
A link-in-bio pageTrizlinkYesLinklyNot stated on the pages we checked
Scheduled social postsTrizlinkPartlyDrafts, calendar and queue work. Publishing is switched off.LinklyNot stated on the pages we checked
Team members with rolesTrizlinkYesLinklyNot stated on the pages we checked
A free planTrizlinkYesLinklyYesSource (opens in a new tab)
Your own domainTrizlinkPartlyYou can prove you own it. Serving links from it is not switched on.LinklyYesSource (opens in a new tab)
QR codesTrizlinkYesLinklyYesFrom StarterSource (opens in a new tab)
Password on a linkTrizlinkYesLinklyYesFrom ProSource (opens in a new tab)
Links that expireTrizlinkYesLinklyYesTime-limited links from ProSource (opens in a new tab)
Public APITrizlinkYesLinklyYesFull API access on FreeSource (opens in a new tab)
Bulk import from a fileTrizlinkYesLinklyNot stated on the pages we checked
UTM builderTrizlinkYesLinklyYesFrom StarterSource (opens in a new tab)
A phone appTrizlinkPartlyAndroid only. There is no iOS app.LinklyNot stated on the pages we checked

Our limits

What Trizlink does not do today

  • Publishing to social networks is built and switched off, so nothing is sent yet. You can write drafts, preview them and queue them.
  • TikTok, YouTube and Pinterest cannot be connected.
  • There is no approval step before a post goes out.
  • There is no client role. Workspace roles are owner, admin, member and viewer.
  • Trizlink runs on the web and Android. There is no desktop app and no iOS app.
  • Add your own domain and prove you own it; serving links from it is not switched on.

Moving across

The docs have the steps for Linkly, including what does not come with you.