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Roadshow vs Linktree
Linktree is a link-in-bio page — one screen of links pointing somewhere else. Roadshow builds a musician a website, a press kit, a fan list and gig invoicing from a description of the act. They overlap, but they are not the same tool, and which one is right depends on what you are actually trying to do.
Every Linktree figure below was read off their own pricing page on 19 August 2026. Prices change — check theirs before deciding.
Side by side
| Linktree | Roadshow | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | One page of links to other places | A website — pages, sections, your own content |
| Free tier | Yes, and genuinely usable | Yes — a complete working site |
| Music on the page | Links out to Spotify or Bandcamp | Plays on the page, or a tracklist if you prefer |
| Show listings | A link to a ticket site | A dated tour list with ticket links per show |
| Press kit | No | A PDF generated from the site, rebuilt when it changes |
| Their branding on your page | Removed on Pro and above | Removed on any paid plan |
| Fan mailing list | Integrations on Pro and above | Built in, and exportable |
| Gig invoicing | No | Solo and Pro |
| What a venue sees | A list of links | A site with your music, photos, dates and booking contact |
What Linktree costs
- Free — $0. Unlimited basic links.
- Starter — from $7.50/month. Basic analytics, 9% fee on digital product sales.
- Pro — from $13.50/month. Removes Linktree branding, custom themes, mailing-list integrations.
- Premium — from $33.50/month. 0% digital product fees, scheduling, data export.
- Prices as displayed on their pricing page; Linktree shows the annual-billing rate by default.
Where Linktree is better
- Being one tap. If all you need is a tidy list of links under an Instagram bio, Linktree does that better and the free tier is fine.
- Speed — a Linktree exists in about ninety seconds.
- Selling small digital things directly from the page, on the higher tiers.
Choose Linktree if…
Your online presence is social-first and what you need is a tidy hub for links. That is a real answer, and paying nothing for it is a good deal.
Choose Roadshow if…
Somebody who books musicians has asked where to hear you, and a list of links is not an answer. A venue wants a site and a press kit before they reply — that is the gap this fills.
Common questions
- Is Roadshow a good Linktree alternative?
- Somebody who books musicians has asked where to hear you, and a list of links is not an answer. A venue wants a site and a press kit before they reply — that is the gap this fills. If instead your online presence is social-first and what you need is a tidy hub for links. That is a real answer, and paying nothing for it is a good deal.
- What does Linktree cost?
- Free — $0. Unlimited basic links. Starter — from $7.50/month. Basic analytics, 9% fee on digital product sales. Pro — from $13.50/month. Removes Linktree branding, custom themes, mailing-list integrations. Premium — from $33.50/month. 0% digital product fees, scheduling, data export. Prices as displayed on their pricing page; Linktree shows the annual-billing rate by default. Checked 19 August 2026.
- What does Roadshow cost?
- The free tier is a complete working site with a press kit, not a time-limited trial. Solo is $12/month and Pro is $19/month, adding gig invoicing and, on Pro, a custom domain. Prices in US dollars.
Linktree is a trademark of its owner. This comparison is ours, is not endorsed by them, and reflects their published pricing on 19 August 2026.