Linktree points at your links. Unfed gets your work found.
Linktree does one job well: one link in bio, many places to go, for people who already found you. Unfed does that job too, and gets your work found by people who haven’t found you yet.
| Linktree | Unfed | |
|---|---|---|
| What it shows | Your links | Your work |
| Getting found | Not built for it | Our job |
| Link in bio | Yes | Yes, included |
How does Unfed work?
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Connect your Instagram. Once.
No building, no writing. That’s the entire setup.
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Get your own space, and start coming up in AI answers and on Google.
Everything you’ve ever made lives under your own domain. It’s outside the algorithm, where AI assistants and Google can finally read it. One place about you, your work, process and booking.
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Keep posting like always.
It keeps up on its own. Nothing else to do, ever.
Your work stops dying after 24 hours and starts bringing you people who already decided to book.
Linktree helps people who already found you.
Someone has to find your Instagram first, then tap the link in your bio.
Your space helps new people find you.
Your links are there too. And when someone types a style and a city into Google, or asks an AI who to book, your work has a real chance of coming up.
Linktree or 
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If all you need is a tidy list of links, Linktree does that well, with more room for links than Unfed has. If the work is the point, the work should be what people find.
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