Simple, Transparent Pricing
Start free, upgrade when you're ready. No hidden fees, cancel anytime.
LinkAsia has three plans, and the difference between them comes down to three questions: how many pages you need, whether you sell or take payments from your page, and whether you want it on your own domain. Free covers one page with five links and one lead form — enough to replace the link in your Instagram or TikTok bio today, with no credit card. Creator lifts the caps to three pages with unlimited links, products and lead forms, adds advanced analytics, removes LinkAsia branding, and turns on Stripe payouts for tips, bookings and product sales. Business is built for brands and agencies: unlimited pages, a custom domain, lead CRM, full analytics with CSV export, and the lowest transaction fee.
Everything is billed in US dollars through Stripe, and every plan uses the same drag-and-drop builder in the same seven interface languages. Upgrading raises your limits and unlocks the commerce blocks — it doesn't move you to a different product, and it doesn't touch the page you have already published.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Start free, upgrade when you're ready. No hidden fees.
Free
Perfect for getting started
Creator
For serious creators & merchants
Business
For brands & agencies
Which plan is right for me?
Start on Free if you are replacing a single bio link and want to see whether the page converts before spending anything. You get one published page, five link buttons, one lead form, basic analytics, and a linkasia.me/yourname URL that is short enough for an Instagram bio or a printed QR code. The page carries a small LinkAsia badge, and the commerce blocks — product cards, booking, tip jar and auto-updating feeds — are reserved for paid plans.
Choose Creator if your page is part of how you earn. It is the plan for creators, freelancers, coaches and single-brand merchants: three pages (useful for a main bio page plus a campaign or language variant), unlimited link buttons, unlimited products and lead forms, advanced analytics, no LinkAsia branding, and Stripe Connect payouts in TWD, HKD, SGD, MYR or USD so money lands in a local bank account rather than a US-only wallet.
Choose Business if you run several brands, manage client pages, or need the page to live on a domain you own. On top of everything in Creator you get unlimited pages, custom domain support with automatic SSL, a lead CRM for the submissions your forms collect, full analytics with export, and a 1% platform fee on tips instead of 5%.
If you are unsure, start on Free. Every block you build, every link you add and every lead you collect carries over when you upgrade, so nothing is wasted by starting small.
How does billing work?
Both paid plans are available monthly or annually, and the toggle above the plans switches the prices. Monthly is US$7.90 for Creator and US$14.90 for Business. Annual bills twelve months at ten months' price — two months free, about 17% off — in a single charge. All prices are in US dollars regardless of where you sign up; your card issuer handles the conversion to your local currency, and the amount you see is the amount you pay, with no setup fee and no per-page charge.
Payment is by card through Stripe, which also issues your receipts and invoices. LinkAsia never stores your card details.
Upgrading takes effect immediately. If you move from Creator to Business mid-cycle, Stripe issues a prorated invoice for the difference and the new limits unlock right away. Downgrading is the reverse: you keep the plan you are on until the end of the period you have already paid for, and the lower price applies from the next renewal — nothing is charged or credited at the moment you switch.
You can cancel at any time from your account settings, without emailing anyone. Paid features stay active until the end of the current billing period, and after that your page stays live on the Free plan rather than going dark — your existing links keep working, and your design and data are still there if you come back. Free plan limits apply again once the paid period ends, so a page with more than five links or a commerce block will need trimming or a resubscription to show everything.
One fee is worth knowing about separately: tips, bookings and product payments run through Stripe Connect and carry a platform fee of 5% on Creator and 1% on Business, on top of Stripe's own card processing fees. Subscriptions and payouts are two different accounts — your plan is billed on the LinkAsia platform account, while your earnings settle straight to the Stripe account you connect.
Pricing questions, answered
All LinkAsia plans are priced and charged in US dollars — US$7.90/month for Creator and US$14.90/month for Business — because we run a single Stripe price set rather than separate regional prices. Your bank converts to TWD, HKD, SGD, MYR or your local currency at its own rate. This is separate from what your visitors pay you: tips, bookings and product sales are charged in the currency you choose (TWD, HKD, SGD, MYR or USD) and pay out to your local bank account through Stripe Connect.
Yes. Annual billing charges twelve months at ten months' price, so you pay US$79 instead of US$94.80 for a year of Creator, and US$149 instead of US$178.80 for Business — two months free, roughly 17% off. It is a single upfront charge rather than twelve smaller ones. If you would rather stay flexible, monthly costs the same per month and can be cancelled at the end of any period.
Upgrades apply immediately: Stripe raises an invoice for the prorated difference between the plans, and the higher limits are live as soon as it clears. Downgrades apply at the next renewal — you keep the features you paid for until the current period ends, and no proration is charged or credited when you make the change. Moving from a paid plan back to Free is handled through the Stripe billing portal, which schedules the cancellation for the end of the period.
The free plan gives you one published page, five link buttons, one lead form, and basic analytics, with a small LinkAsia badge on the page. Product cards, booking, tip jar and auto-updating feed blocks need the Creator plan, as does removing the badge. Everything else — the builder, all seven interface languages, AI import, and your linkasia.me/yourname URL — works exactly as it does on a paid plan, and no credit card is required to start.
Yes, from your account settings, with no emails or retention hoops. Your paid features remain active for the rest of the billing period you have already paid for. After that the page stays online on the Free plan, so the URL in your bio never breaks and your existing links keep working — content that exceeds free limits is simply hidden until you trim it or resubscribe. Your design and data are preserved either way.
Yes, and they are the same for everyone on a given plan: LinkAsia takes a 5% platform fee on Creator and 1% on Business from tips, bookings and product payments, and Stripe charges its usual card processing fee on top. There is no fee on the free plan because payments require the Creator plan or above. Payouts go directly to the Stripe account you connect, in TWD, HKD, SGD, MYR or USD.
Last updated: August 18, 2026
Ready to Turn Your Bio
into a Business?
Start building your online presence today. Free to start, no credit card required.
No credit card required · Set up in 2 minutes