How to cancel Linktree (and keep your links)

TL;DR: How to cancel Linktree without losing your links: downgrade vs delete, what happens to your page, and how to move everything in about 60 seconds.

Cancelling Linktree takes about two minutes. Doing it without losing your links and your audience takes a little planning. This guide covers both: the exact way to downgrade or delete your Linktree account, what happens to your page and your links when you do, and how to move everything somewhere else in about a minute. Linktree raised prices again in November 2025, so a lot of people are searching how to cancel Linktree right now. Here is the clean way to leave.

Key takeaways

Cancelling and deleting are different. Downgrading drops you to the free plan and your page stays up. Deleting removes your linktr.ee page entirely.
Your links do not move themselves. The linktr.ee URL in your bios keeps pointing at Linktree until you change it.
Copy or export your links before you delete anything, or import them into a new tool in about 60 seconds.
Linktree's paid tiers now run roughly $15 to $35 a month after the November 2025 increase, which is part of why so many people are leaving.

How to cancel Linktree, step by step

There are two versions of "cancel" and people mix them up. Downgrading ends your paid subscription and moves you back to the free plan. Deleting removes your account and takes your page off the internet. Decide which one you actually want before you click anything, because deleting is permanent and downgrading is not.

To downgrade and keep the page:

Log in, open your account settings, and find the Billing or Subscription area.
Choose to cancel or downgrade your plan. Linktree keeps you on the paid tier until the end of the period you already paid for, so you do not lose access the moment you click.
After that date you are on the free plan. The "Made with Linktree" badge returns and the paid features switch off, but the page stays live.

To delete the account entirely:

In settings, open the Account section.
Choose to delete your account and confirm. This cannot be undone.
Your linktr.ee/yourname URL stops working. Anyone who taps it from your bio gets an error page.

Linktree moves its menus around, so the exact button names may differ when you read this. The two paths do not change: downgrade lives under billing, deletion lives under account.

What happens to your links when you cancel

Downgrading keeps your page online, so your links still work, but the page changes. The Linktree badge comes back, any Pro styling resets, and gated features like scheduling and the deeper analytics turn off. Your actual links and their order stay intact. Deleting is the hard stop: the page is gone, the URL is dead, and every place you ever pasted that linktr.ee link now points at nothing.

This is the part people forget. Your bio link is not stored on Linktree alone. It lives in your Instagram bio, your TikTok profile, your YouTube About page, your email signature, and any business card or video you ever made. Cancelling Linktree does not update those. Until you change each one, your audience is still being sent to a page you are abandoning.

So the order matters. Set up where you are going first, update your bios to the new URL, give it a few days, and only then delete the old page. Reverse that order and you spend a week pointing followers at a dead link.

Before you delete anything, get your links out

Linktree does not make leaving easy, and there is no one-click export of your link list. You have two practical options. The slow one: open your page, copy every link and its label into a doc, and rebuild by hand wherever you land. The fast one: paste your linktr.ee URL into a tool that imports it for you and pulls your links, your bio, and your avatar across in about a minute.

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The import route is worth it for one reason beyond speed. It lets you keep the old Linktree page live while you build and test the new one, so there is never a moment where your bio link is broken. Once the new page looks right and your bios point to it, going back to delete Linktree is a thirty-second job with nothing on the line.

Where people go after Linktree

Most people cancelling Linktree in 2026 are not leaving the format. They still want a link in bio. They are leaving the price and the limits. After the November 2025 increase, Linktree's Pro sits around $15 a month and the top tier around $35, and the free plan takes a cut of anything you sell. So the question is not "do I need a link in bio," it is "what should it do that Linktree wasn't doing for the money."

A few things worth looking for in a replacement: analytics you can see without paying extra, the ability to connect your own custom domain so search traffic builds your brand instead of linktr.ee, and a free plan that does not slap a badge on your page or take a percentage of your sales. MyLinks.page is one option built around exactly that. Pro is $9 a month, analytics are on the free plan, you can connect your own custom domain on Pro, and selling carries a low 3% fee on products with no fee on tips. The import is the part that makes switching painless: paste your Linktree URL and your links come across in seconds.

See the side-by-side

Paste any Linktree URL and see how that same profile would look on MyLinks.page.

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You do not have to land on any specific tool. The point is to choose where you are going before you cancel, not after.

Cancel Linktree FAQ

Does cancelling Linktree delete my page?

No. Cancelling your paid plan downgrades you to the free tier, and your page stays online with Linktree branding and fewer features. Deleting your account is a separate, permanent action that removes the page and breaks the linktr.ee URL. If you want the page gone, you have to delete, not just cancel.

Will I lose my links if I cancel Linktree?

Your links survive a downgrade. They stay in place and keep working on the free plan. You only lose them if you delete the account, which is why you should copy them out or import them into another tool first. The links themselves are easy to move. The harder part is updating every bio that points at the old URL.

Can I get a refund when I cancel Linktree?

Linktree generally does not refund the unused part of a billing period. When you cancel, you keep paid access until the period you already paid for runs out, then drop to free. Check Linktree's current billing terms before you cancel if a refund matters to you, since policies change.

How do I move my Linktree to another tool?

Pick your new tool, paste your linktr.ee URL into its import feature if it has one, and review what came across. Update your social bios to the new link, keep the old Linktree page live for a few days as a safety net, then delete it. Doing it in that order means your audience never hits a broken link.

The clean way to leave

Cancelling Linktree is two minutes of clicking. Leaving Linktree well is an hour of planning. Decide whether you want to downgrade or delete, get your links somewhere safe before you touch the delete button, set up the new page, update every bio, and retire the old URL last. Do it in that order and nobody following you ever notices the move. Paste your linktr.ee URL into MyLinks.page to bring your links over in about a minute, or see your page side by side with Linktree before you commit.