LinkProfit vs BL.INK

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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.

One domain is the row that decides most purchases

A short-link platform with one custom domain can serve one brand. That is fine for a single company and immediately fatal for anyone with clients, because a client's links have to sit on the client's own domain — that is the entire point of branded links. BL.INK gives one domain at $48 and one at $99, five at $299, and ten or more only at $599 a month.

Our Starter gives three at $49, Growth ten at $149 and Scale thirty at $399. The reason for the difference is structural rather than generous: a domain here is attached to a client workspace rather than sitting in a shared pool, so the count has to scale with the number of clients or the model does not work.

If you genuinely need one domain and nothing else about reselling, this row does not matter to you and the rest of BL.INK's product — particularly the compliance side — may well be the better fit.

Where BL.INK is the better product

Deep links on every plan is a genuinely better position than most of the category, ours included in spirit if not in outcome: we also ship the mobile section on every plan, but plenty of competitors gate it behind upper tiers and BL.INK never has.

The compliance story is the stronger one. HIPAA with a signed business associate agreement is not something a link vendor gets by accident, and if you handle protected health information it removes the platform from the argument entirely. We publish a data processing agreement and a subprocessor list, and offer security review and an SLA under an Enterprise contract, but we do not sign a BAA.

The third is timing. GS1 Digital Link and 2D barcodes on packaging matter to consumer-goods companies preparing for the 2027 retail transition, and BL.INK has built for it. Our QR studio produces styled, dynamic codes with vector export, which covers marketing use comfortably and does not implement the GS1 standard.

Per-link click allowances versus an account budget

BL.INK counts clicks per link, from 7,500 to 60,000 by plan. That works neatly when traffic is spread evenly and becomes awkward when it is not: one campaign that outperforms consumes its own allowance while quieter links sit on unused capacity, and the platform cannot lend one to the other.

We count tracked clicks against the account: 100,000 on Starter, 500,000 on Growth, 2,000,000 on Scale. A single link can consume the whole budget or a thousand links can share it, and going over does not disable anything — redirects fire, clicks are counted, you are notified, and the overage settles on the next invoice.

Retention is the part you cannot compare, because BL.INK does not publish it. That is worth raising in a sales conversation before signing: it determines how far back a client report can reach, and it is a question you will be asked eventually.