FitTribe vs Linktree
The link-in-bio built for fitness creators. It sells your programs and memberships, keeps your buyers training with a daily tracker and streaks, and costs nothing until you make a sale.
Pick Linktree if
Your bio link mostly sends people to other places: videos, podcasts, brand deals, affiliate codes.
Pick FitTribe if
You want your bio link to sell programs and memberships, and keep the people who buy them training.
Made for
One link for your Instagram bio
Links to anything — YouTube, podcasts, affiliate codes
Sell guides, programs and monthly memberships
Book 1-on-1 video calls
Daily workout and meal tracker for your buyers
Streaks and milestones that bring buyers back
See which members are actually training
What you learn about your audience
Take payments from anywhere
What it costs
Setup
Compared September 2026. Linktree changes its plans and features, so check linktr.ee for the latest.
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We'd rather tell you now than lose you later.
A podcast, a YouTube channel, brand deals, affiliate codes. Linktree is built to hold all of it. FitTribe isn't.
If there's nothing to sell, a free link page is all you need. Come back when you're ready to launch a program.
Linktree has themes, embeds and a long list of integrations you can wire up on your own.
For fitness creators
A PDF gets downloaded and forgotten. On FitTribe your program comes with a daily tracker and a streak — people who show up renew.
Who's on a 20-day streak, who went quiet last week, who needs a nudge. Clicks don't tell you that.
No monthly fee — just 14% when you make a sale, on everything you sell. A slow month costs you nothing.
Card payments are built in, through our payment partner Whop. Buyers see prices in their own currency.
You don't have to. Put your FitTribe page as the first link on it. Your programs are one tap away, and everything else stays put.
Ready in two minutes. Live once we approve it — usually within a day.
For fitness creators, yes. FitTribe gives you one link for your Instagram bio, like Linktree, but the page sells your programs, guides, memberships and 1-on-1 calls, and your buyers get a daily workout and meal tracker with streaks. It doesn't hold links to other websites, so if that's mostly what your bio link is for, Linktree is the better fit.
Yes. Plenty of creators keep their Linktree and put their FitTribe page as the first link on it. Your followers find your programs in one tap, and your other links stay where they are.
FitTribe has no monthly fee and nothing upfront. Its fee is 14% per sale, the same on every product. See the pricing page for worked examples.
No. FitTribe works in any phone browser, and followers can add it to their home screen so it opens like an app.
No. What matters is that people want to train the way you train. Personal trainers, yoga teachers and coaches with a few thousand engaged followers do well.