DayOne.fan vs Linktree

Linktree shows links. DayOne.fan builds a fan list.

Both tools put links in your bio. Only one remembers who showed up.

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What actually happens when someone clicks your link

A fan clicks your link
Linktree

They see your Spotify, Apple Music, and Instagram links and choose where to go. Linktree records the tap.

DayOne.fan

They become Fan #47. That number is permanent, shareable, and yours forever. Your fan list grows whether you're watching or not.

You want to know who's visiting
Linktree

Linktree's free plan reports clicks and traffic sources. Collecting emails and SMS details is a paid feature, on Starter and up.

DayOne.fan

Email capture and fan follow are free on every account. Every follower gets a permanent fan number and a contact you can reach, not just a tap in a chart.

You release something new
Linktree

With a paid plan you can send your contacts out to an email tool. Without one, you're reaching whoever follows you on Spotify or Instagram.

DayOne.fan

Your fans are on a list you own, not one rented from a platform. Pro emails them from inside your hub - no export, no third-party mailer.

You run a Meta ad
Linktree

Linktree can host your link page as an ad destination.

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.

DayOne.fan works as a full Linktree replacement - all your links, every streaming platform, a fan list that grows every time someone follows - and it doesn't stop at the link page. It's where you make your next post and run an ad without an agency, too.

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