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Komi Review

A creator mini-site with brand deals, digital products, and email built in

Pricing verified July 22, 2026·Visit Komi
Category
Link in Bio
Starting price
$20/mo
Free option
Yes

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What is Komi?

Komi is a mini-site builder for creators that bundles a link-in-bio page with brand deal matching, digital product sales, and email marketing. Instead of just a page of links, you get a small storefront: content links, affiliate links, a product you can sell, and a way to collect and email your fans directly.

Komi pitches itself less as a link page and more as a creator business toolkit. It leans on brand names in its marketing (Kim Kardashian, The Rock, Usher are cited as users) and pairs the creator side with a brand-facing product for running influencer campaigns, so the same platform sits on both sides of a brand deal.

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Komi homepage
Komi homepageCaptured July 2026
Komi pricing
Komi pricingCaptured July 2026

Who it's for

  • Creators who want to sell a digital product on Pro or run affiliate links from the same page as their bio link
  • Creators actively pursuing brand deals who want a platform that also markets to brands

Who should look elsewhere

  • Someone who just wants a plain, fast link list with no store or CRM attached
  • Small accounts not ready to pay $16-20/month once they outgrow the free plan's branding and email limits

Pros

  • + Free plan includes unlimited links, unlimited fan contacts, and analytics, not just a handful of links
  • + Pro plan removes Komi branding and adds a custom domain, which many competitors reserve for pricier tiers
  • + Built-in brand deal access ties the bio page to actual monetization instead of just linking out

Cons

  • Pricing page doesn't state the free trial length for Pro
  • Digital product sales aren't available on the free Starter plan at all; selling anything requires the $20/month (or $16/month annual) Pro plan
  • Product blog focuses on creator profiles and case studies, not changelogs, so it's hard to track what's actually shipping

Komi pricing

Pricing: Public.All plan prices are published on the vendor site.
Starting price
$20/mo
Billing model
tiered
Free option
Yes
Vs category
Premium

At about $20/month to start, it sits at the higher end of Link in Bio pricing.

PlanPriceHighlights
StarterFreeCustom mini-site · Unlimited content and affiliate links · Access to brand deals · Unlimited fan contacts · Performance analytics
Pro$20/moEverything in Starter · Ability to sell digital products with 0% fee · Unlimited email campaigns · Meta Pixel integration · Remove Komi branding · Custom domain

Pro is $20/month billed monthly or $16/month billed annually (20% off). Selling digital products at all is a Pro-only feature per the pricing page's plan comparison table (Starter shows a dash for it); Pro sales carry a 0% platform fee. Pricing is not per seat: the FAQ says you can add unlimited team members and profiles on either plan. No setup fees are listed.

Pricing verified July 22, 2026 · source

Komi pricing page
Komi pricing pageCaptured July 22, 2026

How Komi's pricing compares

Komi next to its closest alternatives on entry price, billing, and whether pricing is public.

ToolStarting priceBillingFree optionPricing disclosed
Komi$20/motieredYesPublic
Linktree$6/seat/motieredYesPartly public
Beacons$10/motieredYesPublic
Bio Link$7.49/moflatTrial (7 days)Public
Campsite.bio$7/profile/motieredYesPublic
Taplink$8/motieredYesPublic

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Komi FAQ

Is Komi free?+

Yes. The Starter plan is free and includes a custom mini-site, unlimited content and affiliate links, unlimited fan contacts, and analytics.

How much does Komi Pro cost?+

Pro is $20/month billed monthly, or $16/month if you pay annually, which is a 20% discount.

Does Komi take a cut of my sales?+

Pro is advertised as 0% fee on digital product sales. Digital product sales aren't available on the free Starter plan at all, so the fee question only applies once you're on Pro.