Compare Moving from Linktree
Moving from Linktree, in one paste.
Paste your Linktree address and your links come over in order. You check each one before it goes live, and nothing changes on Linktree.
Early access is by invite: if you have one, bring your Linktree. If you already have a bubble, Move in adds your Linktree to it.
What comes over, and what doesn’t
Move in reads your public Linktree once. In our own test, one large Linktree brought over 56 links and 7 social icons.4
Comes over
- Your photo, name and bio (a moving photo stays still on Free)
- Your links and headers, in order
- Pictures, videos, and products as links to where you sell them
- Social icons, at the top or the bottom
- Your colours, as 3 looks matched to them
Stays behind
- Your stats and visit history
- Sign-ups you collected, which stay in your Linktree account
- Hidden, scheduled or locked links (Move in lists each one)
- Checkout: a bubble takes no payments
- The tile sizes on an old grid
- Your linktr.ee address: yours becomes bubbleme.bio/@ines.fires
A bubble holds up to 100 blocks, so a very long Linktree means choosing what to keep. A verified Linktree takes one extra step to show it’s yours. How moving works
Why people move
- The price. Linktree’s paid plans run from A$14.75 a month for Starter to A$54 for Premium, as its Australian pricing page shows them.1 Here, stats and your own design are free, and bubble+ is A$6 a month.3 Both price lists
- The look. 78 looks and 12 layouts, from a plain list to a grid of tiles.
- What a business needs. “Open now”, your hours through public holidays, and QR codes for the window, free. Staff access, a year of stats and up to 20 QR codes come with business+ (A$30 a month). Business bubbles
Prices in Australian dollars, including GST.
Get your grid back after Bento
Bento closed on 13 February 2026 and sent its users to Linktree.2 On bubbleme, the Tiles layout sets your links out as a grid of tiles, and it’s free.
Small squares, wide tiles and big squares, 2 across on a phone and 4 on a computer. Bring your links from the Linktree your Bento moved to. Moving from Bento
Your old bento.me address works in Move in too. It follows the address to the Linktree it moved to and brings that over.
Wren Halloran
skate clips and film photos, mostly brisbane ledges. knees fine for now
- New part: Concrete Summer
- Photo prints, A$25
- Old VX tapes
- Kurilpa jam, Sat 7 Nov, 3pm
- Newsletter (rare)
- What’s in my bag
An example in the Tiles layout, drawn by the same code as every bubble. Wren isn’t a real account.
Before you ask
Do I have to close my Linktree?
No. You can keep both while you decide, and point your bio at bubbleme when you’re ready.
Can I move someone else’s Linktree?
Only one that’s yours, or one you’re allowed to use: you tick a box to say so. A verified Linktree needs a short code in its bio, which only its owner can add. Moving a verified Linktree
My Bento never moved to Linktree. Can I still bring it?
Yes, as a list. In Move in, choose Or paste your links instead and paste them one per line, each with its title. Social profiles become icons.
Sources
- Linktree’s prices in Australian dollars, checked on 26 October 2026 on its own pricing page (linktr.ee/s/pricing): Starter A$14.75 a month, Pro A$26, Premium A$54. Prices vary by region. See bubbleme and Linktree for the full list.
- Bento closing on 13 February 2026 and sending its users to Linktree, as reported by AlternativeTo. On 26 October 2026, bento.me addresses we checked still went to linktr.ee, Linktree’s home page.
- bubbleme’s prices from our pricing page. The price shown is the full price.
- Our own test in October 2026, reading a large public Linktree once with Move in. Nothing on it was changed.
Linktree and Bento are trademarks of their owners. bubbleme isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by either.
Bring your links. Keep your look.
Sign up with your invite, paste your Linktree address, and check what came over before you publish.