Linktree solves one problem well: a single URL for a bio that only allows one. What it does not do is turn that click into income — on the free plan it takes 12% of anything you do sell, and the 0% tier costs $35 a month. Paycall.me starts from the other end: the page itself is the product, and everything on it is something a fan can pay for.
Linktree is free to use, but selling through it on the free plan carries a 12% sales fee. Paid tiers run $8 (Starter), $15 (Pro, 9% fee) and $35 (Premium, 0% fee).
Paycall.me has no monthly tier at all — 12% on earnings, nothing otherwise. Compared against Linktree's free plan the rate is identical; the difference is what you are able to sell through it.
On a link page, a visitor picks a destination and leaves. On a Paycall page they can start a paid call with you right there, send a message you are committed to answering, subscribe for ongoing access, or buy a ticket to something you are hosting tonight.
That is the whole difference. One is a signpost, the other is a counter.
This is not an either/or. A lot of creators keep their link page for everything else — shop, YouTube, press — and add the Paycall link as the one entry on it that makes money.
Worth repeating, because it decides whether any of this works: Paycall sends you no traffic. Your bio, your posts and your DMs are what bring people to the page.
| Paycall.me | Linktree | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | None | Free / $8 / $15 / $35 |
| Fee on sales | 12% | 12% free · 9% Pro · 0% Premium |
| Purpose of the page | Sell access to you | Route visitors to other links |
| Per-minute live calls | Yes | No |
| Paid DMs with guaranteed reply | Yes | No |
| VIP subscriptions | Yes | No |
| Ticketed live events | Yes | No |
| Link list to other sites | Basic | Yes — its core feature |
| Best for | Earning from your audience | Organising your links |
On the free plan Linktree charges a 12% sales fee. Pro at $15/month lowers it to 9% and Premium at $35/month removes it.
Partly. You get one short link for your bio, but the page is built to sell paid access rather than to list other destinations.
Yes. Keep your link page and put your Paycall link on it as the paid-access entry.
Nothing. Paycall.me is free to join and takes 12% only on what you earn.
Yes — your page lives at paycall.me/yourname.
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