visitmy.shop vs Linktree.
Linktree is great at what it is: one page that points to all your other pages. The moment you want to sell a file from that page, you need a store.
Updated September 2026
| visitmy.shop | Linktree | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A store with a checkout and delivery | A page of links |
| Selling a file | Built in: upload, price, checkout, instant delivery | Commerce features on paid plans, with a transaction fee |
| Free lead magnet | Name and email, file delivered by email and to a library | Email capture on paid plans; delivery is up to you |
| Payments | Your own Stripe account, paid directly to you | Through Linktree's payment setup |
| Design | Font pairs, layouts, colors, backgrounds, button and card shapes | Themes and colors, more on paid plans |
| Buyer download library | Yes, at visitmy.shop/me | No |
| Reviews from buyers | Yes, you approve them | No |
| Pixel tracking | Pro plan ($49) | Paid plans |
| Price | $9 Basic, $49 Pro, 7-day Pro trial | Free tier, paid tiers for commerce |
| Plain links to other places | Yes, link products | Yes, that is the product |
Keep Linktree, add a store
You do not have to choose. Many creators keep a Linktree and add their visitmy.shop product link as the first button. When you are ready, make the store the bio link itself: your store has link products too, so the podcast, the newsletter, and the booking page all fit.
What changes when the bio link is a store
- A visitor can buy a $9 preset in one screen instead of leaving for a second tool.
- Free downloads capture an email and deliver the file without a third-party form.
- Every product page has its own clean URL you can paste into a caption or a DM.
- Reviews and sales numbers live in one dashboard.
Claim your link, or see the Stan store comparison if you are choosing between creator stores.
Compared against Linktree’s published plans in September 2026.