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Short answer
Linktree is a link-in-bio page: one web address that lists your links, with a free tier and paid tiers named Starter, Pro and Premium. A NearvoQ profile does the same job for free, and adds a printed card with an NFC chip and QR code that opens it. Choose Linktree if your audience lives entirely on social media. Choose NearvoQ if you also meet people in person and want one tap to share your links, contact details, Google review form or menu, with 1 free profile and cards from $19.99.
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| NearvoQ | Linktree (from its pricing page) | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes: 1 profile with buttons, contact details and a Save contact option | Yes: unlimited links, core appearance options, basic analytics |
| Paid tiers | Pro, $6.99 a month or $58.00 a year, with a 7-day trial (card required, renews automatically) | Starter, Pro and Premium; prices vary by region and are shown on its site |
| Physical NFC card | Yes: Basic $19.99, Custom $29.99 | Not mentioned on the page we read |
| Best for | A page you also hand out in person | A page you link from social bios |
| Google review button | Yes, on the profile or as a card's direct destination | Add it as a link |
| Contact details and QR | Profile has its own QR code and a Save contact option | Link-focused |
| Remove branding | Pro | Premium, per its page |
Linktree's pricing page says prices change often and varies by region, so we list no numbers for it. Details checked November 8, 2026.
Consider an alternative if you need a different page layout, contact-saving flow, billing model or physical sharing option. A bio link can also be shared in person by showing its QR code; physical cards are another way to present an online page. The relevant choice is which sharing and management workflow suits your audience, not whether one product is only for social media.
A NearvoQ profile is a single page with your name, a short about, a row of buttons and an optional contact form. Buttons can point to Instagram, TikTok, a booking page, a menu or a Google review form, and you can reorder them at any time. Because a card links to the profile, changing a button changes what everyone sees, including people who got your card last year.
Sign up, open Profiles and add your name, a short about and your buttons. See how to make a free digital business card.
Paste the links you had on your old page: social profiles, your booking page, your Google review link.
Put your NearvoQ profile address in your bio; this guide shows where.
Basic is $19.99 and Custom is $29.99, one-time, and the same profile follows.
NearvoQ Pro is optional: $6.99/month or $58.00/year, with a 7-day trial once per account. A payment card is required; the plan renews automatically until cancelled. Free includes 1 profile and 10 templates; Pro includes 10 profiles and all 100 templates. Physical cards are paid separately, and card links keep working on Free.
Yes for the page: a free profile with buttons, contact details and a QR code. Physical cards are separate one-time purchases from $19.99.
The pricing page we read did not mention NFC cards or physical products.
Yes. A NearvoQ profile has its own web address that you can paste into any bio link field.
Any analytics history stays with Linktree. A NearvoQ profile starts fresh, with 7-day Insights on the free plan and longer history on Pro.
Third-party facts were checked on the date shown. Prices and features change, so confirm on the provider's own site.
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