say4real vs Linktree
The page of links people share from their bio. Linktree says there are 50 million of them.
Linktree is testing ads that show your visitor a promo after they tap one of your links, on the free plan. And its contact form asks that visitor for their details before they can reach you. say4real runs no ads on any tier, and someone can write to you without an account, an email, or a name.
Every figure below was read off Linktree's own pages on 26 September 2026. Sources are at the foot of this page.
The price row is blank on purpose. Repeated reads of Linktree’s pricing page returned marketing copy and no numbers, and the figures circulating in search results disagree with each other, so there is nothing here we can stand behind. Every other row on this page was read off Linktree’s own help centre.
An anonymous inbox
say4realBuilt in on the free tier. Anyone can write to you without an account or a name.
None at any tier. The contact form collects the visitor’s details — the help page says “Your visitors can now send you their details through your contact form”, and “Responses are found in the Audience page.”
Ads on your page
say4realNone, on any tier.
“Some Free Linktrees may show a short ad to visitors after they click an external link.” A limited beta on free plans in eligible countries — “Ads never appear on paid Linktree plans.”
Their logo on your page
say4realNo watermark and no ads, including on the free tier.
Removing the Linktree footer is “available for Linkers on Pro and Premium plans.”
How far your analytics go back
say4realFree accounts see basic sender hints. Creator adds a live visitor map, per-click tracking on external links, a year of history and CSV export.
“Starter: Last 90 days. Pro: Last 365 days. Premium: Full account lifetime.”
Price
say4realFree to use. Pro is $3 a month or $29 a year, Creator $9 a month or $79 a year.
We could not read this from a primary source, so the page leaves it blank.
Age policy
say4realUnder 13 cannot hold an account. Accounts aged 13 to 17 have anonymous messages switched off.
Its terms say you “must meet the minimum age requirements in your jurisdiction” — no fixed number.
The box Linktree doesn't have
Not a screenshot. That is our own inbox, embedded on this page the same way it would sit on yours. Send something and we will read it.
Take your name
Free, and the free tier is the product rather than a trial.
No ads · No watermark