Linkfire

A smart-link platform for music marketing that routes fans to their preferred streaming service.

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Alternatives ranked: 3
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About Linkfire

Linkfire makes smart links and landing pages for music releases. One link per song or album sends each fan to the streaming service or store they prefer, such as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music or Amazon, and the landing page can also handle pre-saves, tour dates, merch and content links. For labels and managers the main value is data: analytics show which channels, campaigns and countries drive clicks and streams, with retargeting pixels, conversion tracking and territory rules for global releases. It is widely used by major and independent labels as well as artists. Plans are priced per workspace, from a Pro plan for a single artist to Teams for a roster and Premium for larger labels, billed monthly or at a discount yearly, with a free trial and no credit card needed; enterprise contracts add API access and white-labelling. It is web-based. Independent artists on a tight budget may find cheaper or free alternatives more practical.

Best for: Labels, managers and artists who want release links with detailed streaming analytics.

What works

Routes fans to their preferred music service
Strong campaign and territory analytics
Widely used by labels

Why people leave

No free plan, only a trial
Pricier than artist-focused alternatives
Music-specific, not a general shortener

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Linkfire: common questions

Is Linkfire free?

No, Linkfire is a paid product. Pro plan: $27/month ($21 billed yearly) (checked on Linkfire's own site).

Is Linkfire open source?

No, Linkfire is not open source.

What platforms does Linkfire run on?

Linkfire is available for Web.

What are the best alternatives to Linkfire?

The highest-ranked Linkfire alternatives right now are Feature.fm, Beacons and Linktree. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Linkfire facts

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Pro plan: $27/month ($21 billed yearly); Checked Oct 25, 2026linkfire.com(opens source in a new tab); “$27/mo* $21/mo* Billed Yearly Most Popular Teams Scale from one artist to a roster.”
Teams plan: $55/month ($45 billed yearly); Checked Oct 25, 2026linkfire.com(opens source in a new tab); “$55/mo* $45/mo* Billed Yearly Premium For rosters that don’t fit in a box.”
Free trial: Yes, no credit card; Checked Oct 25, 2026linkfire.com(opens source in a new tab); “Start now with a free trial. No credit card required.”
Enterprise: API access, white-label; Checked Oct 25, 2026linkfire.com(opens source in a new tab); “full API access to automate and scale across multiple artists, labels, and regions.”

Details

Pricing: Paid
Platforms: Web
Open source: No
Self-hostable: No
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