Comparison

RelayMe next to Linktree

Linktree invented this category and has grown into bookings, selling and audience tools. RelayMe is a smaller, focused page with different trade-offs. This comparison reflects the features and public prices we checked on September 27, 2026, including the places where Linktree has the stronger feature.

Who should pick which

Take Linktree if you need to sell products or take tips straight from the page, or if you want your own domain in front of it. Those are real features and we do not have them.

Take RelayMe if you want a page that looks made rather than generated, if you would rather try the paid styling before deciding, if $49.99 a year suits you better than Linktree Pro’s $144 annual price, or if it matters to you that your visitors’ addresses are not handed to a font network and an analytics company on the way in.

If you take bookings, the calendar is the reason to look here. Paste a Cal.com, Calendly or Google appointment link and the calendar opens on your page rather than throwing somebody at another site. That one is on the free plan. Where the booking itself is paid, Calendly collects the money on its own side — so a paid consultation runs through a free RelayMe page without us handling a penny of it.

The honest gaps

A custom domain is not planned for this year. Taking payments ourselves is not planned at all — handling money on behalf of other people is a regulated business and not one we intend to enter. The booking embeds are not a way around that: the calendar runs on Cal.com, Calendly or Google, and if a booking is paid, that company takes the payment and carries the obligations. We render the page it sits on.