Hopla vs Linktree: The comparison
Linktree invented the link in bio page. Hopla starts from the same idea, and the page changes with where the visitor comes from: the network, the time, the app.
At a glance
| Criterion | Hopla | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, then two plans, monthly or yearly | Free, then $8, $15 or $35 a month |
| Free plan | Yes, five blocks, all twenty-four themes | Yes, unlimited links |
| Commission on your sales | None: Hopla takes no payment | 12% on Free, 9% on Starter and Pro, 0% on Premium |
| Remove the branding | Yes | With Pro, $15 a month |
| Schedule a link | Yes | With Starter |
| Analytics history | Up to a year | 28 days on Free, 90 days on Starter |
| Page ordered by the visitor’s network | Yes, free | Not advertised by Linktree |
| Links open in their app (YouTube, Spotify…) | Yes, free | Not advertised by Linktree |
| Analytics summary every Monday, in sentences | Yes | Not advertised by Linktree |
The same page for everyone, or the right page for each
On Linktree, your visitor sees the same list whether they come from Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn. It’s up to them to find the link that follows what they just saw.
Hopla recognizes the network they come from and puts that link first: your portfolio for Instagram, behind the scenes for TikTok, “Let’s talk about your project” for LinkedIn. One link in every bio, the order changes on its own. It’s free, forever.
Links that don’t get stuck
From Instagram or TikTok, a link usually opens in a small browser where nobody is signed in: your visitor can’t subscribe to your YouTube channel or save your track on Spotify. Hopla opens these links right in their app.
What you really pay
Linktree takes a cut of what you sell through its page unless you’re on Premium, at $35 a month. Hopla takes no payment: each block leads to your store, your calendar or your tip page, and you keep everything.
When to choose Linktree
If you sell digital products directly from your page, without a store of your own, Linktree does it and Hopla doesn’t: Hopla leads to your store, it doesn’t replace it.
Questions
How do I switch from Linktree to Hopla?
Paste your Linktree address in the field on the home page: Hopla keeps the name, if it’s free. Then paste your links’ addresses, Hopla finds their titles on its own. All that’s left is changing the link in your bios.
Is Hopla free like Linktree?
Yes. The free plan keeps the page by network, links opening in their app and all twenty-four themes, with five blocks. Every account starts with 14 days of every feature, no card needed.
Can I keep my name?
If nobody has taken it on Hopla, yes: your page will be hopla.page/your-name.
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