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Host your link-in-bio pages with privacy-respecting analytics and unlimited pages. Self-hosted, MIT licensed, deploys in one Docker command.
If you are paying for Linktree's analytics or multi-page features and want to stop, LinkBreeze's migration wizard imports your profile in under a minute. You keep the same link structure and gain analytics ownership on your own server.
If you have no interest in managing a server or keeping it updated, a managed platform like Linktree handles uptime, SSL, and updates automatically. Self-hosting transfers that maintenance work to you.
Deploy LinkBreeze behind a reverse proxy, point a domain at the container, and you have a link page at links.yourdomain.com with full admin access and no SaaS dependency. The Docker image supports amd64 and arm64, so it runs on a Raspberry Pi, a small VPS, or a home server.
If you want a hosted link page with zero infrastructure work, there is no setup advantage over a free Linktree account.
The built-in analytics are cookieless, use no third-party scripts, and hash visitor IPs with a daily-rotating salt. No data is sent to an external analytics pipeline. For users who disclose data practices to their audience, owning the analytics stack is a meaningful operational difference.
If your audience expects advanced analytics integrations such as Mixpanel events or custom funnels, the built-in analytics cover only basic page and click metrics. External analytics scripts can be injected via the settings panel, but custom event tracking requires additional setup.
Multi-page support means a team can maintain separate link pages for different campaigns, products, or channels from one admin panel. Each page gets its own theme, analytics, and QR code, so you can track performance per campaign without a separate tool.
LinkBreeze has no built-in multi-user access control. If you need separate admin logins per team member with permissions, you would need to build that on top of the single-admin model or share credentials.
Commercial link-in-bio platforms charge monthly fees for features that should be free: analytics, multi-page support, and link scheduling are paywalled on most services. Your link data and audience engagement metrics live on their servers with no clean export path. When a platform changes its pricing or sunsets a feature, your only options are paying more or rebuilding your links elsewhere.
Privacy is a secondary concern. Most link-in-bio services embed third-party tracking scripts on the public page that visitors did not consent to. The platform collects device, geo, and referral data for its own analytics pipeline. You see a dashboard; they keep the raw data.
Paste a profile URL or upload an export file and LinkBreeze imports your links, bios, and social handles automatically. Supported sources include Linktree, Bento, Hopp.bio, LittleLink, Shako, Beacons, and any HTML or JSON export file. The wizard runs in the browser with no CLI tools required.
Create as many link pages as your use cases need, each with its own URL slug, theme, analytics dashboard, and SEO title and description. Per-page QR codes are generated automatically. This is the feature Linktree gates behind its paid plan.
The built-in analytics dashboard tracks pageviews, clicks, geo data, device type, and referrers without cookies or third-party scripts. Visitor IPs are hashed using a daily-rotating salt and never stored in plain form. Data older than 90 days is pruned automatically by default; the retention window is adjustable in Settings.
Presets include Aurora (animated), Glassmorphism, Neon Cyberpunk, Terminal Mono, Frutiger Aero, and six others. Every color, radius, shadow, background type, and font is a CSS token you can override in the customizer. Themes can be exported and imported, and you can upload a custom woff2 font served from the same origin.
Set a start and end date on any link and it appears or disappears automatically. Useful for limited-time offers, event announcements, or seasonal content where you want the link to go inactive without manual edits.
Embed live players from YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Vimeo, or Bandcamp directly on a link page. The widget renders as a playable inline player, not just a thumbnail link. This feature is paywalled on Linktree's managed plans.
Linktree is the dominant commercial link-in-bio platform at $15 per month for its premium plan. LinkBreeze is a self-hosted alternative to Linktree that covers the same core use case: a single page of curated links with analytics, themes, and a public profile.
| Feature | LinkBreeze | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
| License | MIT | Proprietary |
| Hosting | Self-hosted | Managed cloud |
| Analytics | Included (cookieless) | Paid plan |
| Multi-page | Included | Paid plan |
| Link scheduling | Included | Paid plan |
| Embed widgets | Included | Paid plan |
| Email capture | Included | Paid plan |
| Price | Free (server cost) | $0 free / $15/mo pro |
LinkBreeze wins for users who want analytics, multi-page support, and embed widgets without a subscription, and who are willing to manage a server. Linktree is the better fit when you want zero infrastructure work. SSL, uptime, and updates are handled automatically, and the free tier covers basic link pages for users who do not need analytics.
Beacons is a creator-focused link-in-bio tool with built-in monetization features including tip jars, product storefronts, and newsletter integrations. LinkBreeze does not include those commerce features. If your link page is a monetization layer for your audience, Beacons has purpose-built commerce tools that LinkBreeze lacks.
LinkBreeze differs from Beacons most sharply on data ownership. Analytics run on your own infrastructure with no third-party scripts, and the MIT license means no subscription fee. For creators who primarily want a link directory rather than a commerce layer, LinkBreeze is a meaningful self-hosted alternative to Beacons' managed service.
Deploy LinkBreeze with Docker using a single command and a persistent volume for the SQLite database.
```bash
docker run -d --name linkbreeze --restart unless-stopped -p 3000:3000 -v linkbreeze-data:/app/data ghcr.io/manak-hash/linkbreeze:latest
```Yes. The self-hosted version is MIT licensed with no subscription fee. There is no cloud-hosted paid tier; you run your own instance via Docker or bare metal. The only ongoing cost is the server, which can be a $5/month VPS or a Raspberry Pi you already own.
Yes. Paste your Linktree profile URL into the migration wizard and LinkBreeze imports your links, bios, and social handles automatically. The wizard also supports Bento, Hopp.bio, LittleLink, Shako, Beacons, and five other platforms, as well as HTML and JSON export files.
No visitor IPs are stored in plain form. The analytics engine hashes each IP using a daily-rotating salt before any write to the database. The original IP is never persisted. Analytics data older than 90 days is pruned automatically by default, and the retention window is adjustable in Settings.
SQLite, via better-sqlite3 in WAL mode. The database is a single file stored in a Docker volume at /app/data. Backups are a file copy. There is no external database server to provision or manage. Database migrations run automatically on container startup.
Yes. Point your domain's A record at the server, run LinkBreeze on port 3000, and add a reverse proxy for HTTPS. The repository includes example Docker Compose files for Caddy, Nginx, and Traefik. Coolify users can set a domain in the UI and get automatic Let's Encrypt SSL without configuring a reverse proxy manually.
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