Ten dollars once is a great deal on a link list. It buys nothing for the photos the links point to.
Lnk.Bio's pitch is price: unlimited links free, a Mini tier at $0.99/month or $9.99 once, and a Unique tier at $24.99 once — lifetime, not monthly. For that you get scheduling, link groups, password-protected links, heavy font/colour customization and branding removal. On pure cost per feature it's arguably the best value in the category.
We're biased — but honest.
If the question is 'cheapest decent link page', Lnk.Bio wins and we won't pretend otherwise. The question Obsydian answers is different: what protects the content your page exists to promote? Watermarking with per-subscriber tracing, automatic metadata scrubbing, leak checking, DMCA tooling — none of which any lifetime-deal link list offers. Pay once for a page, or pay monthly for a page plus the reason your income survives reposts. Depends which problem you have.
| Feature | Obsydian | Lnk.Bio |
|---|---|---|
| Links on the free plan | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Free page without their branding | Small badge on Free — removed on paid | On Unique ($24.99 once) |
| Built-in image watermarking | Visible — 10/mo free, unlimited on paid | — |
| Invisible (steganographic) watermark | On paid | — |
| Automatic EXIF / GPS removal | Always on, every image | — |
| On-device video metadata scrubber | ✓ | — |
| Creator-friendly content policies | Yes — won't deplatform your niche | Standard policies |
| Click & view analytics | Free basic · deeper on paid | On paid |
| Custom domain | On Black | Supported |
| Starting paid price | £9 / mo | $0.99 / mo or $9.99 once |
Comparison reflects each provider's publicly listed plans and features as of June 2026. Details change — check each provider for the latest.
Comparison reflects each provider's publicly listed plans and features as of June 2026. Details change — check each provider for the latest.
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