Comparisons
DevLinks vs. Linktree
Linktree is built for creators managing a handful of manual links. DevLinks is built for developers whose proof of work already lives on GitHub, Dev.to, and Stack Overflow — and syncs it instead of asking you to re-enter it.
FeatureDevLinksLinktree
GitHub syncAutomatic — repos, contributions, pinned projects—
Code snippetsSyntax-highlighted, built in—
Writing platformsDev.to and Medium auto-importedManual link only
Developer directoryOpt-in, searchable by stack and seniority—
AnalyticsFirst-party, cookieless (Pro)Available on paid tiers
PricingFree forever, $5/mo ProFree tier limited, paid tiers for advanced features
When Linktree fits better
If you're posting links across unrelated projects with no code or dev-platform component — a musician or a shop, say — Linktree's simplicity wins.
When DevLinks fits better
If most of what you'd link to already lives on GitHub, Dev.to, or Stack Overflow, DevLinks keeps it current without extra work.