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Which Lasso features are free vs. paid?

Lasso’s free plan includes core link management, Pages, and Affiliate+ monetization, while paid plans add advanced optimization, automation, and scaling features.

Written by Caitlin Ward

Lasso offers both free and paid features. The free plan lets you manage and monetize links, while paid plans unlock advanced tools for optimization, automation, and scale.

What features are included for free?

The free plan is designed to let creators use Lasso long-term, not just try it out.

With the free plan, you can:

  • Create and manage affiliate links

  • Edit and update links from the Lasso dashboard

  • Use link cloaking with branded URLs

  • Add and manage most link displays

  • Create and publish Lasso Pages, including link-in-bio pages and product collections

  • Earn commissions through Affiliate+ on eligible products

For many creators, this is enough to manage links and start monetizing immediately.

What features require a paid plan?

Paid plans unlock tools focused on growth, optimization, and efficiency, including:

  • Advanced product displays and comparison features

  • Link and display performance insights

  • Tools to identify broken, missing, or unoptimized affiliate links

  • Automation and time-saving features for managing links at scale

  • Additional customization and advanced settings

These features are most useful once your site or channel grows and link optimization starts to matter more.

Can I downgrade from paid to free?

Yes.
You can downgrade to the free plan at any time. When you do:

  • Your links remain live

  • You keep access to link management

  • Most displays and Pages continue to work

Paid-only features will be disabled, but your existing content will not suddenly break.

Do I have to upgrade to use Lasso?

No.
Lasso is fully usable on the free plan. Upgrading is optional and intended for creators who want deeper insights, better optimization, and more control as they grow.

How do I know if I need a paid plan?

You may want a paid plan if you:

  • Manage a large number of affiliate links

  • Want to optimize earnings with data and automation

  • Rely heavily on comparison tables and advanced displays

  • Need tools to audit, clean up, or scale monetization

If you’re just getting started or want simple link management, the free plan is often enough.

In simple terms

The free plan covers core link management, Pages, and Affiliate+ monetization, while paid plans unlock advanced optimization, automation, and scaling tools.

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