Pages of links with your bookings, events and forms on them, plus a website, email marketing and courses when you want them, all on the same customer profiles.
What each one covers for creators and anyone selling from a link in bio. Linktree's side is from its own pages, checked September 25, 2026.
Move one thing at a time. Nothing here asks you to switch the whole business in a day.
Linktree exports subscribers as a spreadsheet on its paid plans. Import it into Contacts and match its columns to profile fields. You can undo an import for 7 days if something looks wrong.
Linktree has no export for links, so you add them to your CustoDesk page. Keep your Linktree live until the new link is in your bio.
A move only makes sense if CustoDesk does the part you rely on most. These are the cases where it may not.
Yes, if your plan exports them. Linktree exports subscribers as a spreadsheet, and CustoDesk's contact import matches its columns to profile fields. You can undo an import for 7 days if something looks wrong.
Links, photos and posts, your bookable services, upcoming events and forms whose answers land in your inbox, across several pages under one address.
No. Turn on one app and keep the rest where it is until you are ready. Apps switch on and off one at a time, so there is no big day.
Yes. A Links page can run on your own domain.
Not yet. The Online Store sells products and services, and the Courses app sells courses, but no file is delivered after a purchase.
Free for 14 days. No card to start.
See what each app costsLinktree's features and plans were read on Linktree's own pages on September 25, 2026. They change, so check the current version before you decide.
Linktree is a trademark of its owner. CustoDesk is not affiliated with Linktree.