Komi vs Zaap Comparison 2026
Komi is free to start, then $16.20 a month for Pro, with unlimited email campaigns and a stated zero fee on digital product sales. Zaap is free too, then $9 a month for Pro, which turns on digital products, a blog and up to 25,000 emails a month, a cap Komi's unlimited allowance does not have. The axis is email volume against fee certainty: Zaap is cheaper but caps sending, and Komi costs more but states no fee and no send limit.
At a glance
- Zaap starts cheaper, at $9.
- Both have a genuinely free tier.
Side by side
Komi | Zaap | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (they differ) | From $16.20 | From $9 |
| Pricing model | Free plan, paid tiers | Free plan, paid tiers |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
| Billing | Not stated | Monthly or annual |
| Free trial (they differ) | None | 7 days |
| API |
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
- Works with YouTube
Zaap
A bio link with a shop and a mailing list
Zaap is a link-in-bio page that also sells digital products and sends the email, so an audience arriving from a profile can be captured and sold to without a second subscription underneath. The free plan builds the page and collects addresses. Paying removes the Zaap branding and turns on the store, the blog and the sending.
Why people weigh these two
- Zaap instead of Komi
- Zaap adds a mailing list to the bio-link-plus-shop combination, at $9 a month, cheaper than Komi's $16.20.
- Komi instead of Zaap
- Komi is a link in bio that keeps the whole sale, with a free tier and plans from $16.20, more expensive than Zaap but built around not taking a cut.
Which one should you pick
Choose Komi if unlimited email sends and a stated zero fee on digital product sales matter more than the entry price, since Pro is $16.20 a month with brand deals and affiliate links already included on the free tier. It suits a creator whose product sales are real enough to want the fee question settled.
Choose Zaap if the bio link is genuinely the top of the funnel and you are currently paying separately for a page, an email tool and a checkout, since Pro at $9 a month folds all three together. The email allowance caps at 25,000 sends a month on Pro, rising to 50,000 on Ultra at $19, so a fast-growing list should watch that number.
Common questions
- Which one is cheaper?
- Zaap, at $9 a month for Pro against Komi's $16.20. Zaap's email sending is capped at 25,000 a month on that plan, while Komi states unlimited email campaigns on its Pro tier.
- Does Zaap charge a fee on digital product sales?
- Its listing does not state a specific fee either way. Komi's Pro plan explicitly states zero fee on digital product sales, which is a guarantee Zaap's listing does not make in the same terms.
- Which one includes a blog?
- Zaap does, on its Pro plan and above, for publishing long-form content on your own page. Komi's listing does not describe a blogging feature; it is built around a mini-site with content, links and a shop.
- Which one is better for a creator with a large mailing list?
- Komi, since its Pro plan states unlimited email campaigns with no send cap. Zaap caps sending at 25,000 emails a month on Pro and 50,000 on Ultra, which a fast-growing list could reach.
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