LinkBoard

At a glance

• Editor score
  5.3 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan
• Best for
  Small teams sharing project link directories
• Free plan
  Yes
• Paid from
  $4.99/mo
• Full-text search
  No
• Facts checked
  21 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Directories, tags, notes, search, and favorites keep links organized
  • Sharing includes private, public, and password-protected directories
  • Tasks, calendar events, polls, and invitations extend collaboration

• Where it doesn't

  • Free plan is limited to 150 saved links
  • No browser extension or dedicated mobile apps
  • No web archiving, duplicate detection, or full-text search

Our verdict on LinkBoard

LinkBoard is a web-based workspace for saving, organizing, and sharing links by project or topic. It suits freelancers, students, professionals, and especially small teams that want a shared directory alongside lightweight project coordination. Users can add notes and tags, search saved resources, mark favorites, and control whether directories are private, public, or password-protected. Viewer and editor invitations support collaborative collections, while tasks, priorities, due dates, calendar events, and directory-based polls keep related work close to the links it depends on.

Its freemium structure gives smaller projects a useful starting point. The Free plan includes 150 saved links, one shareable directory without a password, and 10 calendar events per month. Pro costs $4.99 per month and adds unlimited links and directories, password-protected sharing, editor invites, unlimited calendar, tasks, and polls, plus priority support. The upgrade is most relevant when a team needs multiple project directories, controlled external sharing, or more room for planning activity. Teams with modest link collections can stay on Free, while active collaborative work is better aligned with Pro.

LinkBoard’s main strength is breadth within a focused workspace: it connects saved resources with notes, organization, sharing, and simple coordination tools rather than stopping at bookmarking. That makes it a good pick for teams building living project directories or research collections. It is less suitable for people who capture links directly from their browser throughout the day, need dedicated mobile access, or expect saved pages to remain available through web archiving. It also lacks full-text search and duplicate detection, so users with large or highly repetitive collections may prefer a more specialized bookmark manager.

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LinkBoard pricing

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Alternatives to LinkBoard

• Raindrop.ioA feature-rich bookmark manager for saving, organizing, searching, and sharing links.9.3
• DiigoA research-focused bookmark manager with annotation, archiving, search, and collaboration.9.1
• Start.meA flexible bookmark dashboard with strong sharing and workspace features, but limited archival depth.9.0

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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