Linkwarden
6.8#12 in bookmark managersFrom $3 a yearAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitLinkwarden vs Raindrop.io
Raindrop.io
8.6#1 in bookmark managersFrom $27.99 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Linkwarden | Raindrop.io |
|---|---|---|
| Collaboration | Users can invite others to contribute to collections and share collections publicly. | Users can collaborate on the free plan, control collection access with permissions, and share public collections without requiring visitors to sign up. |
| Headquarters | Canada | Astana, Kazakhstan |
| Organization | AI-powered tagging and search filters automatically categorize bookmarks. | Users can group bookmarks into collections, classify them with tags, and filter by type, tag, or domain. |
| Privacy | Linkwarden says it will not sell user data to third parties. | The maker says collections are private by default, file links require authentication and expire after 10 minutes, and it does not advertise, track, or sell user data. |
Linkwarden plans
- Cloud Yearly$3 a year
- Cloud Monthly—
Raindrop.io plans
- FreeFree
- Pro monthly$2.99 a month
- Pro yearly$27.99 a year
- Pro—
Pick Linkwarden if…
Linkwarden suits people who want to preserve and annotate webpages, as well as teams sharing bookmark collections. It offers both hosted subscriptions and self-hosting.
Pick Raindrop.io if…
Raindrop.io suits people who want to organize saved web material across devices, or share selected collections with others. Pro may appeal to users who need full-text search or saved copies of web pages.