A Linktree alternative that looks like you.

dznir (say it “DZ-neer”) is a one-link page for everyone: creators and streamers, musicians and designers, cafés, freelancers and small brands. Like Linktree, you get one address, dznir.com/yourname, to put in your Instagram, YouTube, X or WhatsApp bio. Unlike Linktree, the page is built to look like you from the first minute, takes payments by UPI with no cut, and costs less when you grow.

It’s free to start. Here’s why people look for a Linktree alternative, what dznir does differently, when Linktree is still the better pick, and how to move in about five minutes.

Why people look for a Linktree alternative

• Every page looks the same. Linktree pages share one familiar look. If your page is the first thing a fan, a brand or a customer sees, you want it to feel like you.
• The price adds up. Removing the Linktree logo needs its Pro plan, which its pricing page showed at ₹6,000 a year to a visitor in India on 28 October 2026. dznir Pro removes the logo for ₹1,499 a year, or $36 outside India.
• Getting paid isn’t open everywhere. Linktree’s checkout for digital products, courses and bookings works in the countries its help centre lists, and India wasn’t on that list in October 2026.
• Brand deals. Linktree’s media kit was US only when we checked. Creators everywhere else need another way to show brands their numbers.

What dznir gives you instead

• Design that stands out: dozens of themes, from calm to animated, festival themes, 10 page layouts (Classic and Left free, the rest on Pro and Business) and a style for every button and card.
• Tips and payments by UPI (Pro): a Pay with any UPI app button that opens Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm or any UPI app and pays straight into your UPI ID. dznir never touches the money and takes no cut.
• A media kit for brands (Pro): YouTube, Instagram and combined kits at dznir.com/yourname/kit, with a Work with me form that lands in your Inbox, wherever you live.
• Blocks for real things: links, videos, music and an “Open now” or “Live now” badge on every plan; portfolios, events and discount codes on Pro; menus with prices, opening hours, a shop and WhatsApp orders on Business.
• Stats that go back: 7 days free, 90 days on Pro and a full year on Business, with where visitors come from.
• Prices in your currency: rupees in India and US dollars everywhere else, paid through Razorpay, and nothing renews on its own.

Prices at a glance

You can try dznir Pro free for 7 days first, with no card. If you don’t carry on, your page goes back to Free and nothing is deleted. Today’s prices are always on the pricing page, and the full feature-by-feature table is in dznir vs Linktree.

Who it’s for

• Small creators who want a page that looks good today, for free, and later a tip button on Pro that turns first fans into first income.
• Growing creators and streamers who need a media kit, a live banner when they stream and stats that go back further, all on Pro.
• Cafés and small businesses that want a menu, opening hours, a map and WhatsApp orders on one link, on the Business plan.
• Designers, musicians and freelancers who want a portfolio (Pro), or their services and prices (Business), without building a website.

New to all this? Start with what a link in bio is and what to put on it.

When Linktree is the better pick

We’d rather you pick the right tool. Stay with Linktree if you need:

• Unlimited links on the free plan. dznir’s free plan stops at 5 blocks.
• Integrations and marketing tools. Linktree connects to many apps and, on Premium, schedules social posts and sends Instagram auto-replies. dznir doesn’t do these.
• A built-in checkout for courses and digital products in a country Linktree supports.
• An agency plan for managing many client profiles.

Other Linktree alternatives

dznir isn’t the only choice, and it’s worth comparing. Beacons and Taplink are other link in bio services. Carrd builds simple one-page websites, which suits people who want a site more than a list of links. LinkStack is free and open source, for people happy to host it on their own server. If your audience is in India, check how each one handles UPI, and whether the price you see is in rupees.

How to switch from Linktree in five minutes

1. Claim your name on dznir. If your Linktree name is free, take the same one.
2. Copy your links into blocks, best one first. Use a video block for your latest upload.
3. Add your social icons, then pick a theme and a layout.
4. Add what you didn’t have before: a UPI tip button or your media kit on Pro. Here’s how to accept UPI payments and tips from one link and how to make a media kit that gets brand deals.
5. Swap the link in your Instagram, YouTube, X and WhatsApp bios. Your Linktree keeps working until you delete it, so nothing breaks while you move.

Questions people ask

Is dznir really free?

Yes. The free plan gives you dznir.com/yourname, 5 blocks, 5 social icons, the starter and festival themes and a week of stats, with no ads on your page. Pro and Business add every theme, more blocks and more tools.

Can I keep the same name I use on Linktree?

If nobody has taken it on dznir yet, yes. Type it into the name box and it tells you straight away.

Does dznir take a cut of my tips?

No. UPI payments go straight from your visitor’s app to your UPI ID. dznir never touches the money.

Does it work outside India?

Yes. Prices show in US dollars outside India, pages work everywhere, and you can link your own shop or payment page from any block.

Who makes dznir?

dznir is made in India, for everyone. Read about dznir or write to support@dznir.com; a real person reads every message.

Sources

Linktree’s details come from its own pages, checked on 28 October 2026: the pricing page (as shown in India), who can use Linktree’s earn features and how to set up a media kit. Prices and features change, so check them before you decide.