Linktree is built for sharing links. SettleQuik is built for one job — making it easy for someone to pay you.
Create a free payment pageThe features that matter when someone is trying to send you money.
| Feature | SettleQuik | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
| Deep links that open the payment app | ✓ Venmo, Cash App, Revolut, Bitcoin and more | × Opens a browser page |
| Built for restricted and adult-adjacent verticals | ✓ Yes | × Restricted under their terms |
| Payment methods you can display | ✓ 20 | Any URL No payment-specific handling |
| Who receives the money | ✓ You do, on your own apps | ✓ You do, on your own apps |
| Invoice builder | ✓ Pro and above | × |
| Clicks tracked per payment method | ✓ Pro and above | General Link clicks only |
| Multi-creator roster management | ✓ Agency plan | × |
| Link health monitoring | ✓ Weekly checks on Agency | × |
| Bulk import of an existing roster | ✓ Agency plan | N/A |
| Percentage taken from your payments | ✓ None | ✓ None |
| Free plan | ✓ 1 page, 3 methods | ✓ |
Linktree details reflect their publicly published plans and policies at the time of writing. Both products are actively developed — check linktr.ee for their current terms.
Tap a Venmo link on Linktree and it opens a browser page, often behind a login screen. SettleQuik uses each app's own deep link, so the payment screen opens directly in Venmo, Cash App or Revolut. Fewer steps between someone deciding to pay you and actually doing it.
Linktree's terms restrict adult and other high-risk categories. SettleQuik was built for creators in exactly those verticals. Your page stays SFW while linking out to wherever your work actually lives.
The Agency plan puts every creator you manage in one place — traffic across the roster, which payment methods get tapped, weekly link health checks, and a bulk import so you can move an existing roster over in one go.
Linktree has no invoicing. SettleQuik's builder sends an invoice with your payment methods on it, so the client picks how to pay from the same document. Pro and above.
SettleQuik never takes a percentage of what your clients pay you.
Guides from the SettleQuik blog.
The structural reasons a link list makes a poor payment page.
The in-app browser problem, and how deep links get around it.
Where payments get lost between intent and completion.
Set up a page in a few minutes. Free, no card required.
Create my free payment page Agencies: bring your whole roster across on the Agency plan.