The Link-in-Bio Platform Built for Taiwan

For creators in Taiwan, LinkAsia is the stronger fit, for three reasons. First, it supports TWD payouts through Stripe Connect, so your audience pays in New Taiwan dollars and you are not absorbing exchange-rate swings and conversion fees. Second, the dashboard is fully available in Traditional Chinese, one of seven Asian languages; Linktree ships English only. Third, AI import rebuilds your existing Linktree page in about 30 seconds — avatar, bio, every link and social icon — with nothing retyped by hand.

Five things. (1) It gets you past Instagram's native limit — IG added up to five bio links in 2023, but only the first is shown directly on your profile, with the rest folded under "+ others"; one LinkAsia link surfaces your YouTube, TikTok, website, IG Shop and sponsor links together. (2) It adds income: paid bookings let you take TWD directly on the page for consultations or collaborations. (3) It looks professional — a custom domain reads better than a bare Linktree URL. (4) It gives you analytics, so you can see which links actually get tapped and adjust. (5) It consolidates every social and commercial channel onto one page.

There is no manual migration. (1) Create a free LinkAsia account. (2) Open the builder and click AI Import. (3) Paste your existing Linktree URL, e.g. linktr.ee/yourname. (4) The AI reads the page and pulls your display name, bio, avatar, every link title and URL, and all your social icons. (5) The whole page is rebuilt instantly and you just confirm and fine-tune. It takes about 30 seconds and is free — AI Import works on the free plan too.

LinkAsia is competitive for Taiwanese creators, especially once local payments are part of the comparison. Free — $0/month, including AI Import, basic analytics and up to 5 links. Creator — $7.90/month, adding unlimited links, advanced analytics, custom themes, no LinkAsia branding and priority support. Business — $14.90/month, adding a custom domain, Stripe paid bookings, lead forms and API access. For comparison, Linktree Free is limited, Starter runs $8-9/month and Pro $15-24/month. The difference that matters: LinkAsia's paid plans already include TWD payouts, while Linktree charges the same or more without TWD support. On exchange rates alone that is 3-7% saved per transaction.

The Taiwanese user base spans most creator types: YouTubers and video creators pulling together their series and social channels; fashion and lifestyle bloggers showcasing collaborations and their IG Shop; fitness coaches and yoga teachers taking class bookings and paid consultations; food bloggers sharing reviews and contact details; musicians and performers announcing releases and shows; and small-business owners and sellers linking out to Shopee, Momo and other Taiwanese marketplaces. Whichever you are, the point is the same — more links in your Instagram bio, and more value from the followers you already have.