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Moving from Publer to Trizlink

Publer schedules posts priced by social accounts and members, with a free plan and its own bio page, Linkie. If you like every tenth social account and member coming free, use RSS automations, or a bio page that updates itself from your posts is enough, Publer fits. Trizlink is for someone who wants a price written as a number rather than set with a slider, and who cares more about short links with passwords and expiry dates than posting today. Trizlink and Publer.

Moving Linkie, keeping Publer posting​

Publer keeps publishing. In Trizlink, posts can be written and queued but never sent; publishing is built and switched off.

  1. Rebuild Linkie as a bio page you arrange yourself. Linkie fills from your posts; a Trizlink bio page is built from blocks you place, so pick the links worth keeping at the top.
  2. Sign in and publish it.
  3. Make links for your RSS-driven posts here, with a password or an expiry date where an offer ends.
  4. Point your bio at the new page.

What stays on Publer​

  • RSS automations, scheduled posts and connected accounts.
  • Approvals for additional members. Trizlink has none.
  • Linkie's view history.

The facts, as of 7 November 2026​

Publer's pricing page, read that day, is behind each row. Check Publer on its own site. It did not state short links, an API, a calendar or a phone app, so those rows are left out.

PlanPriceNoteSource
Free$0 a month3 social accounts, not XSource
ProfessionalQuote onlySource
BusinessQuote onlySource
FeatureTrizlinkPublerSource
A link-in-bio pageYesYes (Linkie)Source
Scheduled social postsPartly (Drafts, calendar and queue work; publishing is switched off)YesSource
Team members with rolesYesYes (Additional members are priced)Source
A free planYesYesSource
Post approval before publishingNoYes (With additional members)Source
AI drafts and captionsYesYesSource
Best time to postYesYes (Business)Source

No slider on Trizlink's side: the pricing section lists each plan's price.