LinkTree vs. HyPage [Alternatives Comparison Review 2021]

The main purpose of these tools is to create links.

The links can be:

• Website links
• Social media links
• Embed HTML (Hy.Page only)
• Sell Product / Membership (Hy.Page only)
• Paid fan request
• Request donation

You can use the embed feature for images, videos or pretty much any widget (calendar, etc...).

If you know some basic HTML/CSS you can also add custom content - not links.

It's certainly a powerful feature - available only in Hy.Page

You can create physical or digital products - available only in Hy.Page

Create internal links to receive payments.

LinkTree:

• Can request payments via Square
• Cannot create products or membership
• No CRM
• Cannot create subscriptions
• No integrations to fulfill orders
• No order confirmation or refund emails

Hy.Page:

• Can request payments via Stripe and Paypal
• Can create products
• CRM
• Can create subscriptions
• Purchase event via Webhooks or Zapier
• Customizable order confirmation and refund email
• Add your own terms & conditions
• Add your own privacy policy
• Create rules for tax & shipping calculation

Collect optins directly in your bio link page through a single field form.

LinkTree:

• Collect emails
• Collect phone numbers
• Integration with Mailchimp, Google Sheets and Zapier
• Webhooks work with Zapier only

Note: Linktree creates 2 forms, one for phone numbers and one for emails. There is no way of having 1 form with both fields.

Hy.Page:

• Collect Emails
• No phone numbers
• Integrations with Mailchimp, ConvertKit, Gist, Klaviyo, GetResponse, EmailOctopus, Drip & MailerLiteWebhooks work with Zapier or other platforms (e.g. Pabbly)

LinkTree is quite limited on setting your own branding.

The deal breaker is that there are no custom domains.

With Hy.Page you can fully brand your website:

• Use your own custom domain
• Upload your favicon
• Add a brand logo to be used for order confirmation emails
• Add a custom social share image

This is a separate feature-rich module - available only in Hy.Page

It comes with it's own page designer (different than the bio link page designer).

You can:

• Create pages with a rich-text editor
• Choose your own permalink
• Define SEO title & meta description
• Add a social share and featured image
• Set a publish date
• Set the author
• Assign page to a digital product (private pages)
• Assign page to a paid plan (private pages)
• Upload media
• Add custom HTML

Use-cases:

• Create a public blog
• Create a private membership website (free or paid)

Use built-in analytics to track:

• Page views
• Link clicks
• Click through rate

In LinkTree only, these metrics can be segmented by:

• Country
• Referrer
• Device
• Date

Tracking pixel support:

• Google Analytics
• Google Tag Manager (Hy.Page only)
• Facebook
• Facebook Conversions API (LinkTree only)
• TikTok (LinkTree only)

LinkTree has a setting to automatically tag your links with UTM parameters.

For UTM source and medium you choose a pre-defined value.

The UTM campaign value is dynamic.

The most crucial feature - available in LinkTree only.

Activate an anti-racism support banner.

Have your visitors donate to 150 organisations you never heard of.

Cause you ain't a true influencer until you have one

Where Hy.Page is better:

• Can run a blog
• Can use it as membership site
• Can sell physical or digital goods
• Coupon codes
• Can embed anything using custom HTML feature
• Crucial integrations like Paypal & Stripe
• Google Tag Manager support
• Properly implemented webhooks
• CRM
• Customizable emails
• Workspaces
• Replace branding (white-labelling)

Where LinkTree is better:

• Better analytics - more metrics and segmentation
• Dynamic UTM parameters
• Facebook conversions API
• Anti-racism support banner

Features score:

LinkTree - 5/10

Hy.Page - 9/10 (Winner)