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Umbel vs Linktree

Umbel is a Linktree alternative when the link is for someone you have just met rather than a follower. It saves to their contacts, works by QR code, NFC tap and wallet pass, and takes their details in return. One card is free, with wallet passes included.

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Price for one personUmbelFree for one card, or Pro at $4 a monthLinktreeFree, Starter, Pro or Premium; the page says prices vary by region and show in local currency
Cards includedUmbel1 on Free, unlimited on Pro and TeamLinktreeNo cards: one link page, with unlimited links on Free
Free planUmbelYes: one card, wallet passes included, with a Join Umbel lineLinktreeYes: unlimited links, core appearance options, basic analytics
AnalyticsUmbelViews, link clicks and scans; 30 days of history on Free, 90 on Pro and TeamLinktreeBasic on Free, advanced on Pro, full on Premium

Linktree's column is what its own page said on 11 October 2026. Umbel's is the product as it ships.

Where they differ

One saves to contacts, one lists links

A Linktree page is a list of places to go. An Umbel card is a person: tap Save contact and the name, number and email land in the phone's address book.

Made to be handed over

Umbel's card opens from a QR code, an NFC tap, a link or a wallet pass. Linktree's pricing page describes a link for a bio and says nothing about QR, NFC or wallets.

The other person can share back

Every Umbel card carries a Share your details form, so a meeting leaves you a contact. Linktree's page does not describe lead capture.

Frequently asked questions

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Contact support

Yes. Put the card's address in a bio and it works, with your links on the card and a Save contact button above them.

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