The BL.INK alternative for teams that need more than one domain

Side by side

BL.INK data collected August 12, 2026 from public pricing and documentation pages; verify current terms with the vendor before deciding.

Quotes and figures in the BL.INK column are reproduced in the vendor's original English, exactly as published when the data was collected on August 12, 2026: translating a vendor's own wording would change what it claims.

Domains: one is not a plan, it is a constraint

The single most consequential number on the BL.INK grid is the domain count. One domain on Expert+ at $48, one domain still on SMB at $99, five on Team at $299. In an enterprise context that is defensible: a large brand has one short domain and uses it everywhere. In an agency context it is a hard stop, because the second client wants links on their own name.

On our side a domain is a unit you hand to a client rather than a licence you buy. Starter includes three, Growth ten and Scale thirty, and each one attaches to a specific client workspace. Setup is a CNAME to cname.linkprofit.com for a subdomain such as go.clientname.com, or an A record to the IP issued to your account when a client wants an apex domain. Certificates are issued and renewed automatically through Cloudflare for SaaS and our own ingress — no manual certificate handling, which is the technical barrier that stops most people building this themselves.

From Growth there is also a dashboard domain, so your clients log in at app.yourbrand.com. BL.INK has no equivalent at $48, $99, $299 or $599, because the product was never designed to be resold.

White-label and reselling: enterprise vendor versus your own service

BL.INK positions itself as an enterprise vendor, and enterprise vendors put their own name on the software. There is no branding removal on any tier and no reseller program; the partner page is about integrations with social management suites and about referral relationships. That is a coherent strategy — it is simply the opposite of what a reseller needs.

Everything a client of yours touches on LinkProfit carries your identity: the login page, the logo, the colours, the favicon, the notification emails and the sender they come from, the exported reports. From Growth the powered-by mark is gone and the dashboard sits on your domain. On Starter the dashboard is on a linkprofit.com subdomain and keeps that mark, which we state plainly so nobody discovers it during a client demo.

The commercial half matters as much as the visual one. Your clients pick a plan you created, pay by card through Stripe Connect, and the funds route to your connected account with the platform fee deducted — 15% on Starter, 12% on Growth, 10% on Scale. There is no monthly reconciliation between what you charged clients and what the vendor charged you, because those are the same transaction seen from two sides.

Price and limits: what happens when a campaign works

Per-link click allowances behave differently from account allowances, and the difference only shows up on a good day. A BL.INK link is rated for 7,500 to 60,000 clicks depending on plan. One link going unexpectedly well is exactly the situation where you least want to think about quota, and one quiet link elsewhere in the account cannot lend its unused allowance.

We pool the allowance across the whole account: 100,000 tracked clicks a month on Starter, 500,000 on Growth, 2,000,000 on Scale, shared across every client and every link. A viral campaign for one client draws on the same pool as everyone else, which is the behaviour most people assume they are buying.

Two more numbers are worth comparing directly. BL.INK does not publish annual pricing or analytics retention; we publish both — 20% off for annual billing, at least 12 months of retention and 24 months on Scale. Neither of those is a feature exactly, but both are things you need before you can quote a client a price and promise them their history.