Linkero Reviews

Linkero’s UI/UX is hands down the best I’ve used on AppSumo compared to other page builders I’ve purchased here that have stood the test of time. In my opinion, it’s very easy to use once you spend a little time exploring the functions and features, everything is pretty straightforward. It looks like Linkero has been around for less than a year, yet it’s already growing well, especially with the critical "meh" feedback and reviews here. If there’s one thing I’d critique, it would be having a little more control over the vertical spacing between blocks, for example between a name and a title. Other than that, this is a total 5 Tacos for me!

When you send your "linkero" link to someone, it displays your name, which is great. However, the photo isn’t from your profile; it’s an advertisement for LINKERO. If you need assistance, good luck navigating their intercom-style message center, which seems to offer no real answers. Even the redemption page lists an invalid email for the founder. I didn’t pay for this service just to promote LINKERO. I have sent multiple messages, but it appears that your company takes from us without providing adequate service in return. Can be something great but its not yet

Linkero is everything we wanted to build a bio page to connect to social sites. I appreciate that it is not trying to be everything to everyone and focuses on that job. Support was very responsive and got me through the CNAME setup quickly. Highly recommended.

This product is not your boilerplate Link-in-Bio tool. The solution is intuitive and designed with style, and the result of your Linktrees is fantastic. I had the opportunity to review the Roadmap with the owner, and he was receptive to some suggestions.

Purchase the full stack and thank me later. You will be glad you did.

Rated: 🌮🌮🌮 — Great Start, Needs Polish to Shine

I’m giving this app 3 tacos out of 5, which to me means it’s a solid foundation with real potential, but still needs refinement—especially for long-term or agency use.

The platform is intuitive and makes it easy to get a simple, attractive website up and running quickly. For solopreneurs or small businesses wanting to establish a fast web presence, this works very well. My client was happy with what I delivered, and I got it done faster than expected.

Customer support deserves credit—they responded quickly when I requested a feature to allow email notifications from form submissions to go to the site owner, not just the account holder. That was a thoughtful addition. However, if you're building sites for clients as an agency, it's worth noting that their branding still appears in some client communications. That’s a limitation for anyone needing full white-label capabilities.

The webhook support is a strong point—it opens the door to advanced integrations for those with some technical know-how, which partially offsets the branding issue if you're crafty with external workflows.

My biggest concern—and the reason I’m not giving 4 or 5 tacos—is the lack of documentation or tutorials. There’s nothing that walks you through what each block or feature does, which feels like a basic necessity, especially for users who aren’t developers. There’s also a </> code button that looks like it should allow for custom edits, but it doesn’t appear to work. I messaged support about that but haven’t received a reply yet (to be fair, it might be due to the weekend).

Suggestion to AppSumo: Please require all listed products to provide at least basic documentation or video tutorials. It’s hard to get full value from a tool if we’re left guessing how half of it works.

In summary:

✅ Great for quick site builds

✅ Responsive support

✅ Webhook functionality is a plus

⚠️ Needs much better onboarding/documentation

⚠️ Not ideal for agencies unless full white-label is added

I’ll be keeping an eye on how the product evolves. With a few updates, this could easily become a 4- or 5-taco platform.