AllMyLinks review

AllMyLinks is a free profile page for putting social accounts and website links in one place. Instead of sharing several URLs, you share your profile and keep its links updated there. The published product information says it supports links to services such as Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat and YouTube, as well as other websites.

The profile includes link analytics to show which links are most popular, plus audience insights. The available information does not explain what audience data is shown or how detailed the analytics are. AllMyLinks’ homepage says profiles never show ads.

The pricing information lists a free plan at $0 per month with unlimited links. No paid plans, trials or billing options are published. That makes AllMyLinks a straightforward link hub, but the available details leave open how much insight creators get beyond link popularity.

The clearest advantage is the price: according to the pricing information checked for this review, the profile is free and allows unlimited links. There is no listed paid tier to navigate and no published link cap to worry about. For someone who just needs one page to point followers toward current accounts and websites, that keeps the basic proposition simple.

Other useful points in the published product information:

• One place to update links: Change the profile rather than revising every place you have shared individual URLs.
• Link popularity data: AllMyLinks says its analytics show which links are most popular. The exact metrics and reporting detail are not published on the vendor's site.
• Audience insights: The service says it offers audience insights, though it does not specify what those include here.
• No profile ads: AllMyLinks’ homepage says profiles never show ads.

Those are practical benefits for a free link page, not a reason to assume it replaces a creator analytics platform. Still, a free page with unlimited links and no profile ads is a reasonable starting point if your main need is to collect links and keep them current.

The biggest practical concern is Reddit compatibility. In multiple Reddit threads, users report that Reddit would not accept an AllMyLinks URL in profile social links, or showed an error when they tried to save or open it. Some commenters say the problem persisted, while others suggest Reddit blocks this type of site more broadly. The threads do not establish the cause, so we would not treat the claims about deliberate blocking as confirmed. But if Reddit is a key place you share your profile, those reports are a real caveat.

The product details also leave important questions unanswered. Unlimited links is the only published cap in the published pricing information; paid plans and billing options are not published. That means there is no documented upgrade path to compare. The available information does not spell out which audience metrics are included, how link analytics are reported, or what controls profile owners get beyond adding and updating links.

One Reddit user also said they needed the mobile app to copy their profile link for use on Twitter or Instagram. That is an individual report, not a confirmed product requirement, but it points to possible setup friction.

AllMyLinks has one published plan: Free at $0 per month, with unlimited links, according to the pricing information checked November 6, 2026. There is no tier jump to budget for because no paid tier is published. The available information also lists no add-ons, monthly-versus-annual choice, or paid upgrade price; those details are not published.

The free profile is aimed at anyone who needs a link page. AllMyLinks says profiles never show ads, and the product description includes link analytics and audience insights. The pricing information does not say whether those features have usage caps or whether every analytics detail is available on the free plan, so we would not assume limits—or unlimited reporting—from the $0 listing alone.

There is no paid-versus-free comparison to weigh. If a paid plan or export option matters, confirm it with AllMyLinks before moving a profile.

Moving to AllMyLinks should mainly mean creating a profile and adding your current social and website URLs. The product is a link hub, and AllMyLinks says you can update followers in one place. The published material does not describe an import tool, bulk migration, custom redirects, or data export, so treat those as unconfirmed. Keep your original link list somewhere you control before changing bios; that is basic protection, not a documented AllMyLinks export.

Leaving should be straightforward if you only need to replace a page URL, but analytics history and audience insights may not transfer: export options and portability are not published. Update each social profile that points to the old page, then check the links from those destinations.

Our verdict flags Reddit as a poor fit if Reddit is a key source of profile traffic. It does not provide Reddit post details, so we can’t attribute a specific complaint or broader departure trend to Reddit users. If Reddit matters, verify that your profile link works there before switching.