Komi vs Taplink Comparison 2026
Komi is free to start, then $16.20 a month for Pro, which states zero fee on digital product sales and surfaces brand deals for content creators. Taplink is free permanently too, then $8 a month for Business, which adds price lists, payment collection, a CRM and lead forms aimed at service businesses and coaches. The axis is who the page is for: Komi suits a creator monetising content and affiliate links, and Taplink suits a service business turning a bio link into bookings and payments.
At a glance
- Taplink starts cheaper, at $4.
- Both have a genuinely free tier.
Side by side
Komi | Taplink | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (they differ) | From $16.20 | From $4 |
| Pricing model | Free plan, paid tiers | Free plan, paid tiers |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
| Billing | Not stated | Monthly or annual |
| Free trial | None | Not stated |
| API | Not stated |
Komi
A link in bio that keeps the whole sale
Komi is a creator's mini-site rather than a list of links: content, affiliate links, an email capture and a shop, with brand deals surfaced from inside the same account. The paid tier states no fee on digital product sales, which is the number that decides this category once anybody is actually selling. The free tier is a real one. It is opinionated about layout, and somebody who wants a blank canvas should build a site instead.
Our note
The zero sales fee is the whole argument, so work out what your current link-in-bio takes from you per month and compare that to $16.20 rather than comparing feature lists. Below roughly a hundred dollars of monthly product sales, the free tier is the right answer.
Only on this side
- Covers digital products & storefronts
- Works with YouTube
Taplink
A link in bio page that takes payments
Taplink builds a small mobile page out of blocks, and the paid tier turns it into something that sells: price lists, order forms, payment collection and a CRM behind them. That is further than most link pages go. The editor and the help text both read as translated, which is a fair warning about who the support team is.
Why people weigh these two
- Taplink instead of Komi
- Taplink takes payments from a link in bio page from $4 with a free tier, the cheap end of selling straight from the bio.
- Komi instead of Taplink
- Komi keeps the whole sale rather than taking a cut on what sells through the page, from $16.20, a direct match for Taplink's own payment-first pitch.
Which one should you pick
Choose Komi if the page needs to support affiliate links, brand deals and a media kit alongside a zero-fee product store, since that combination is built specifically for a content creator's income streams. Pro is $16.20 a month once digital product sales are real enough to want the fee removed.
Choose Taplink if the bio link needs to take a booking or a payment for a service, since Business at $8 a month adds a CRM, lead forms and payment collection for a fraction of Komi's price. It suits a coach or service business more than a content creator selling digital downloads and taking brand deals.
Common questions
- Which one is cheaper for taking payments?
- Taplink, at $8 a month for Business against Komi's $16.20 for Pro. The two are built for different sellers though: Taplink leans toward service bookings and Komi toward digital products and affiliate income.
- Does Taplink surface brand deal opportunities the way Komi does?
- Its listing does not describe a brand deal feature; Taplink is built around price lists, order forms and a CRM for service businesses. Komi surfaces brand deals from inside the same account as its media kit, even on the free plan.
- Which one includes a CRM?
- Taplink does, on its Business plan, capturing leads and payments in one list with email notifications. Komi's listing does not describe an equivalent built-in CRM.
- Are both free plans permanent?
- Yes. Komi's Starter plan and Taplink's free plan are both stated as permanent with no time limit, though Komi's free tier includes more content and affiliate-link features aimed at creators specifically.
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