Linkr pricing starts at €199/month for the entry-level Search & Communicate plan, with tiers going up to €1,990/month for the Whitelabel Enterprise solution. If you pay annually, you can save anywhere from 17% to 25% depending on the plan you choose.
This article breaks down every Linkr plan in detail: what's included, what's missing, and how it stacks up against Influencer Hero if you're weighing your options.
All plans can be cancelled monthly (except the Whitelabel plan). Linkr also offers a 7-day free trial — no credit card required.
This is Linkr's entry plan, built for brands that want to discover and connect with influencers but aren't yet ready to manage full campaigns through the platform. You can search, shortlist, and message — but payments, campaign management, and product seeding are all locked behind higher tiers. Good for testing the network, limited for running anything end-to-end.
The IRM plan is where actual campaign management kicks in. You can build campaigns, negotiate proposals, pay influencers, and track cooperation history. The automated invoicing is a practical time-saver for teams handling multiple creators at once. That said, eCommerce integrations — product gifting, discount codes, commission tracking — are still off the table at this tier.
This is Linkr's most complete self-service tier, and the one most relevant for DTC brands running product seeding or affiliate-style campaigns. The native discount code generation and commission tracking is genuinely useful — it removes a lot of manual work. Worth noting: Linkr's Shopify app is no longer listed on the Shopify App Store, so current shop integrations are handled directly through the platform.
The Whitelabel plan is designed for agencies and enterprise brands that want to run influencer marketing under their own brand identity. It's a meaningful leap in both price and capability — API access and a private database make it viable for organizations running large, custom workflows.
API pricing: Linkr includes API access exclusively in the Whitelabel Enterprise tier. There's no standalone API plan. Influencer Hero, by contrast, offers API access as part of its standard platform plans — worth factoring in if API integration is a near-term need.

Linkr is a Munich-based influencer marketing platform built primarily for small-to-mid-sized brands and eCommerce businesses looking for a structured way to manage creator collaborations. Its core strength is in simplifying the end-to-end workflow for brands working with micro and nano influencers (from discovery to payment) without requiring a large marketing team to operate it. The platform is particularly popular with Shopify and Shopware merchants in European markets, and its modular pricing means brands can start lean and add features as their campaigns scale.
Linkr holds a 4.6/5 rating on the Shopify App Store and a 4.8/5 across app stores overall, which reflects consistently strong feedback for a platform of its size. Users repeatedly highlight ease of use, fast onboarding, and responsive customer support — particularly the team's willingness to help with first campaigns via Zoom.
The most common praise centers on how quickly brands can get a micro-influencer campaign live. One reviewer noted: "We had contact with over 30 influencers on the first day." The platform's structured briefing and proposal tools clearly reduce the usual back-and-forth friction.
On the critical side, users flag limited advanced analytics and a relatively small influencer network compared to larger platforms. A few reviewers mention that the platform's depth doesn't scale well once brands move beyond simple gifting or barter campaigns and need more sophisticated reporting. Reddit sentiment is sparse — Linkr doesn't have much of a community presence outside its core European user base, which itself signals it hasn't fully broken into the broader global market.
Linkr's entry plan is the more affordable option for brands at the early stages of influencer marketing — especially those running campaigns primarily in European markets. The monthly cancellation flexibility is a genuine differentiator for teams not ready to lock in.
The gap widens when you look at what each platform delivers at the mid and upper tiers. Influencer Hero is built to handle the full influencer marketing operation: AI-powered influencer discovery across a much larger database, outreach automation, influencer CRM, gifting, affiliate and commission tracking, Shopify integrations, ROI reporting, and workflow automation — all within a single platform.
Linkr's eCommerce tier covers some of this ground, but brands that need outreach at scale, cross-platform campaign management, or deeper analytics will quickly run into the platform's ceiling.
Linkr is a solid option for small brands and European DTC businesses looking for a simple, affordable way to run micro-influencer campaigns. The modular pricing keeps entry costs low, the eCommerce integrations are practical, and the platform’s straightforward setup makes it easy to launch campaigns without needing a dedicated influencer marketing team.
That said, as influencer programs grow, Linkr’s limitations become more noticeable. Brands managing larger creator networks, multi-channel campaigns, or needing deeper outreach automation, attribution, and reporting will likely outgrow the platform quickly. The jump to the Whitelabel enterprise tier is also significant, without much flexibility in between.
Influencer Hero is built to support brands beyond the testing phase — combining large-scale creator discovery, automated outreach, CRM, gifting, affiliate tracking, and advanced ROI reporting in one platform. Alternatives like Modash or Aspire are also worth considering depending on whether discovery depth or creator relationship management is your main priority.
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