A Linktree alternative for restaurants
Linktree is the link-in-bio page most people already know, and it serves creators, brands and businesses alike. restaurants.Best is narrower on purpose: one hub per restaurant, free at restaurants.best/yourname, with a Super Follow button that collects the restaurant's own guests. Here is how the two compare, using only what Linktree publishes about itself.
At a glance
| restaurants.Best | Linktree | |
|---|---|---|
| Page address | restaurants.best/yourname, free | linktr.ee/username |
| Custom domain | yourrestaurant.restaurants.best on Pro | Not supported on any plan, per its help centre; Redirect to your own site on Starter, Pro and Premium |
| AI page building | Prompt It builds the hub from a description: 10 prompts a month on Pro, 25 on Premium | Premium connects Claude or ChatGPT to edit links, bio and look; no page-from-a-description builder found |
| Followers who can be messaged | Super Followers, written to from the hub on Premium | Email subscribers who receive links you send; Instagram comment-to-DM auto-replies |
| Free plan | Starter, free forever: hub, unlimited links, Super Follow | Unlimited basic links, email and phone sign-ups; shows ads, 28 days of Insights |
| Paid plans from | €5/month, billed annually | Starter, Pro and Premium; amounts shown by region on its pricing page |
| Built for restaurants | Yes: one hub per restaurant | No: creators, brands and businesses of every kind |
| Selling on the page | Links out to the restaurant's own booking and ordering pages, with no revenue share | Digital products, courses, paid bookings and sponsored links |
What restaurants.Best does differently
An address that is the restaurant's
Linktree's help centre says plainly that it does not support custom domains; its answer is a redirect to your own site. On restaurants.Best the free page sits at restaurants.best/yourname, and Pro moves it to yourrestaurant.restaurants.best, the restaurant's name first, ready for a menu card or a window sticker.
A hub written from a sentence
Linktree's Premium plan lets you connect Claude or ChatGPT to edit links, bio and look in plain language. Prompt It starts one step earlier: describe the restaurant and what guests need, and the hub comes back built, with rows ordered and a look chosen. Pro includes 10 prompts a month, Premium 25.
Guests who follow the restaurant
Linktree collects email subscribers, and you can send them links. Super Follow is a single tap for the guest, with no app to install, and the follow is held at the restaurant's address. On Premium you write to those followers from the hub, and the message lands in their super box rather than an inbox.
For a restaurant, in practice
A bistro printing a new menu card
The owner wants one line on the paper menu that guests can type from memory. A linktr.ee handle works, but it carries Linktree's name first. With Pro, the bistro prints yourrestaurant.restaurants.best instead, and every bio, card and receipt points to the same place, whatever booking or ordering service sits behind it next year.
A pizzeria running paid dough classes
A pizzeria that wants guests to pick a class slot and pay on the page itself would be better served by Linktree's bookings, where visitors choose a time and pay. A restaurants.Best hub is a page of links, so the class would be booked through whatever tool the pizzeria already uses, with no revenue share taken.
A café with a Thursday cake
Every Thursday a café bakes something new and wants its regulars to know. On Premium it writes once from the hub and every Super Follower gets the note in their super box. A welcome with a discount code can also go out automatically to each guest the moment they follow.
Questions
- Can I use my own domain with Linktree?
- Not according to Linktree's help centre, which states that it does not support custom domains and suggests its Redirect feature on the Starter, Pro and Premium plans instead. restaurants.Best gives a restaurant yourrestaurant.restaurants.best on Pro, which is an address on restaurants.best rather than a domain you bring from elsewhere.
- What does each Linktree plan cost?
- Linktree's pricing page shows its amounts in local currency by region, and we could not confirm the figures from the page itself, so check linktr.ee/s/pricing in your browser. Its free plan is listed as unlimited basic links with email and phone sign-ups. restaurants.Best Pro is €5 a month and Premium €10, both billed annually.
- Is the restaurants.Best free plan really free?
- Starter costs nothing and is labelled free forever: a hub at restaurants.best/yourname with unlimited links and the Super Follow button. No plan charges per click or takes a share of revenue, so what a restaurant earns through its links stays with it.
- Can I keep my Linktree while trying restaurants.Best?
- Yes, nothing stops a restaurant running both while it decides. One way is to leave the old link in the bio and put the new hub address on menus, receipts and the Google profile first. Once the hub carries the same rows, the bio can switch over, and Super Followers start collecting from that day.
Facts about other products checked on their official pages on 15 November 2026: Linktree pricing, Linktree features, Linktree help: custom domains, Linktree help: paid features, Linktree help: AI tools, Linktree help: subscribe.
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