Comparison

The Linktree alternative that also works on paper.

A link-in-bio page is only half the job if your customers walk past a window, sit at a table or hold your packaging. QRlify gives you the page, the QR code that leads to it, and the numbers that connect the two.

Feature by feature, without the fine print.

Only what can be stated plainly. Where a competitor's plans change often, we say to check them rather than guess on your behalf.

FeatureQRlifyLink-in-bio tools
A page with all your linksIncluded on the free planYes, that is the core product
A dynamic QR code for that pageIncluded on the free planNot a QR product
Change the QR destination after printingAlwaysNot applicable
Scan analytics: city, device, hourIncluded on paid plansMeasures page clicks, not scans
Distinct people, not just visitsIncluded on paid plansCheck their current plans
Scan → page → tap funnelIncluded on paid plansWould need two products
Tells you which block to move upIncluded on paid plansCheck their current plans
Alerts you when a printed QR goes quietIncluded on paid plansNot applicable
Monthly summary by emailIncluded on paid plansCheck their current plans
Spanish-native interfaceYes, built in MexicoCheck their language options

Four concrete reasons to switch.

01

Your page also lives on paper

A link-in-bio page reaches whoever already follows you. A QR code on a table, a window or a flyer reaches whoever walks past. QRlify gives you both, and they are the same page.

02

You find out if the poster works

Printing a QR and never knowing whether anyone scanned it is the normal experience. Here you see scans, distinct people and how many of them came back another day.

03

It tells you what to change

If a block gets more taps than its position deserves, the dashboard says so by name and suggests moving it up. If nobody taps a block in 30 days, it says that too.

04

It warns you when the physical side breaks

A QR that drops from 40 scans a week to 3 usually means the sign fell off or someone covered it. You cannot see that from home. QRlify tells you.

When to choose each one. No spin.

If your audience never leaves the screen, a dedicated link-in-bio tool is a fine choice and we would rather say so.

Choose a dedicated link-in-bio tool if…

  • Your audience is entirely online and you will never print anything.
  • You need built-in digital product sales or tipping on the same page.
  • You want a large marketplace of third-party integrations and templates.

Choose QRlify if…

  • You have a physical place, product or printed material — a table, a window, packaging, a flyer.
  • You want to know whether the printed thing actually worked, not just how many clicked online.
  • You would rather pay once for the page and the QR code than subscribe to two separate tools.

Questions about switching.

Is QRlify really an alternative to Linktree?

For the link-in-bio part, yes: you get a public page with your links, socials, WhatsApp and images. What it adds is the physical side — a dynamic QR code for that page and the analytics that connect a scan to a tap.

Can I move my links over?

There is no automatic import. In practice a link-in-bio page is a handful of links, so rebuilding it takes a few minutes.

Do I lose my current page while I try this?

No. Your QRlify page lives at its own address, so you can run both and point your bio wherever you prefer while you decide.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. One page and one dynamic QR code with up to 100 scans, no card required. Analytics start on the paid plans, from $9 per month.

What happens to my printed QR if I stop paying?

The QR keeps pointing where it points on the free plan until it reaches the free scan limit. That is why the free plan exists: so a printed code is never wasted while you decide.

Do I need to know anything technical?

No. Pick a handle, add your links, download the code. It takes about a minute.

Explore by use case.

Try it free. No card, no commitment.

One page and one dynamic QR code on the free plan. If it does not fit, you have lost nothing.

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