DayOne.fan vs Linkfire

Linkfire delivers streams. DayOne.fan delivers fans.

Both tools route listeners to Spotify and Apple Music. Only one turns them into a fan you keep.

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What actually happens when someone clicks your link

A listener clicks your release link
Linkfire

They choose their streaming platform and go. Linkfire tracks the click and which platform they picked.

DayOne.fan

They choose their platform - and become a named fan on your list. The click is attributed. The fan is yours.

You want to capture fans, not just clicks
Linkfire

Linkfire captures fans too, on its paid plans. There is no free plan to sign up for - you start on a trial, and if you do not continue your access reverts to a limited free account.

DayOne.fan

Fan follow, email capture, and download gates are free on every account, built into the same page as your streaming links.

You run a Meta ad
Linkfire

Linkfire delivers listeners to streaming platforms efficiently.

DayOne.fan

Whether you're sending traffic to your artist profile or a specific release, your DayOne.fan page is already pixel-tracked and ready. Fan capture is built in - no extra setup.

A fan wants to follow you
Linkfire

Linkfire can collect an email on the way through to the platform. The fan gets your music; they don't get anything of their own.

DayOne.fan

One tap on DayOne.fan. They follow you, get their fan number, and you have their contact permanently - outside any platform.

DayOne.fan includes smart links to every streaming platform, adds fan capture on top, and lives inside a full artist hub - with Content Studio for your next post and a free Ads Manager for your next campaign, at no extra cost.

Free to start. No card required. Takes 2 minutes to set up.