A Linktree alternative for links that keep getting flagged
If you are looking for a Linktree alternative, it is usually for one of two reasons: you want the page to look like yours instead of a template, or something you linked got your reach cut. The first is a design problem and every tool solves it. The second is not, and almost none of them touch it.
The problem is not the page. It is who reads it.
When you paste a link into your bio, the platform does not just store the text. It opens the page and looks at where every link on it goes. That check runs again periodically, and it runs whether or not anyone reported you.
A standard link-in-bio page hands that crawler exactly what it hands your followers: the full list, including the destination you would rather it did not weigh in on. One entry it dislikes is enough to quietly cost you reach.
Iloo Pro splits the two audiences at the moment of the request. A real visitor gets the complete page. A platform crawler gets a clean, compliant version with those destinations absent — same address, different outcome.
Your destinations are never written into the page
Even the full version does not contain your real URLs in its HTML. Every link resolves through a single-use, short-lived token at the moment someone clicks it, so scraping the page source returns nothing useful either way.
This is not a paid extra. It applies to every panel on every plan, including the free one, because it protects the platform as much as it protects you.
What you actually give up by switching
Being honest about this matters more than the pitch. Linktree is older, far better known, and has integrations and a marketplace that Iloo Pro does not. If your links have never been an issue and you just want the fastest possible setup with the most third-party connections, that is a real argument for staying.
What you gain instead is the layer above: a firewall that inspects every visit, a separate page you design for crawlers, analytics on who actually clicked, and your own domain with SSL issued automatically.
What changes when the visitor is a crawler
| Typical link-in-bio | Iloo Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Page a real follower sees | Full list | Full list |
| Page a platform crawler sees | The same full list | Clean, compliant version |
| Destinations in the HTML | Written in plain | Never — one-time tokens only |
| Bot inspection on every visit | Not typically offered | On every plan, including free |
| Design the crawler view yourself | Not typically offered | Creator and Agency |
| Escape the in-app browser | Not typically offered | On every plan |
Questions people ask about this
Is showing something different to a crawler allowed?
It depends entirely on what you are doing with it, and you should decide that deliberately. What Iloo Pro gives you is a page whose visible content adapts to who is asking. Search engines treat serving different content to their own crawler as cloaking, which is why panels are excluded from search indexes by default. Platform crawlers checking a bio link are a different situation from a search engine indexing a page, and the compliant version genuinely is the page for anyone who is not a logged-in follower.
Can I import my existing Linktree?
Not automatically. You rebuild the panel in the editor, which takes a few minutes: 100+ themes, drag to reorder, upload an avatar and banner. There is no importer, and pretending otherwise would only mean discovering it halfway through.
What does it cost?
Free covers one working panel with the full firewall and 7 days of analytics. Creator is €9/month and adds a custom domain with SSL, the editable crawler view, the verified badge and 90 days of analytics, with a 14-day trial. Agency is €55/month for 10 panels, 10 domains, the stats API, geo filtering and team accounts.