Comparison
A link-in-bio page that's also a real profile
Your duno profile at duno.com/@yourname can be the one link in your bio: your links, who you are and what you do, plus posts, followers and a way to message you — free.
Written October 2026. Products change — check each one's own site for current details.
What Linktree is
Linktree is a dedicated link-in-bio tool: one page with a list of links, themes and analytics, used widely by creators and businesses on social media. It focuses on that single page and does it well.
What duno does differently
Links plus a profile
Your page shows your links next to your bio, headline, experience, skills and recent posts.
Followers and messages
Visitors with a duno account can follow you and send you a message, if you allow it.
Your community, one tap away
Link your own network or group, so fans can join your community from your bio.
Work and hiring
Show you're open to work, hiring, freelancing or mentoring.
Linktree and duno side by side
| Feature | Linktree | duno |
|---|---|---|
| Main purpose | A page of links | A profile that works as a link page |
| Address | A page on Linktree's domain | duno.com/@yourname |
| Themes and design options | Extensive | Simple |
| Analytics | Built in | Profile view count |
| Followers and messages | No | Yes |
| Community, jobs and Q&A | No | Yes |
| Cost | Free and paid plans | Free |
A general description, not a full feature list. "Generally" means it depends on settings, plans or tools you add.
When Linktree is the better choice
- You want lots of design control, detailed analytics or commerce features on the page.
- You only need a list of links and nothing else.
When duno fits better
- You want people who click your link to see who you are, not only a list.
- You run a community and want followers to join it.
- You want a professional profile and a link page in one.
Trying duno alongside Linktree
- Create the networkPick a name and address at duno.com/net/your-name, choose public, private or hidden, and write your rules and a welcome message.
- Share the invite linkPost an invite link where your members already are. You can limit how many times it works and when it expires.
- Run both for a whilePin the important posts on duno and see where your members prefer to talk. Nothing stops you from using both.
Frequently asked questions
Where is my link-in-bio page?
At duno.com/@yourname once you have a duno account. Add your links, headline and photo in your settings.
Can I choose who sees my profile?
Yes. Profiles can be public or visible only to logged-in members; a link-in-bio page should be public.
Is it free?
Yes, with no paid plans.
Can I link a community?
Yes. Create a network at duno.com/net/your-name and link it from your profile.
Is duno free?
Yes. Creating an account, creating networks, inviting members, posting jobs and asking questions are free. There are no paid plans and no ads in the feed.
Who runs a network on duno?
The person who creates it. Owners appoint admins and moderators, approve or decline join requests, remove or ban members and can transfer ownership. duno's own moderators only step in for content that breaks duno's terms.
Is this comparison neutral?
We wrote it as fairly as we could and list the cases where the other product is the better choice. Products change often, so check each one's own site for current features.