Linkpack
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VisitLinkpack vs wallabag
What both publish
| Fact | Linkpack | wallabag |
|---|---|---|
| Browser extension | Yes | Yes |
| Founded | 2015 | Nicolas Lœuillet says he created wallabag in April 2013 and launched wallabag.it in 2016. |
| Headquarters | The terms list the company's business address in Thessaloniki, Greece. | The wallabag.it legal address is 30 bis rue des sapins, 62720 Rinxent, France. |
| Mobile apps | Yes | Yes |
| Organization | Users can organize links into Linkpacks. | The product supports tags, full-text search, filtering and article status such as unread, starred and archived. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says the company does not transfer, sell, or rent personal information to third parties for their marketing purposes. | The hosted service says it is funded by subscriptions rather than advertising, tracking, or selling user data. |
| Purpose | Linkpack describes itself as a tool to save, read, and share links. | wallabag saves web articles, extracts their content, and presents them in a clean reading view for later. |
Linkpack plans
- Free—
- Linkpack PRO—
wallabag plans
- wallabag self-hostedFree
- 3 months€4, paid once
- 1 year€11 a year
- The ❤️ subscription€30 a year
Pick Linkpack if…
Linkpack suits people who want to collect links, track reading progress, and share curated groups. It is available to users aged 18 or older who use iOS or its browser extensions.
Pick wallabag if…
wallabag suits readers who want to save articles for later reading, organize them, and annotate them. Its self-hosted edition may suit people who want control over their instance and its data.