By The trade-off here is plain. Bookmark Llama is a lightweight, single-purpose extension that syncs shared bookmark folders into the bookmarks bar you already use. not24get.me is a full workspace that adds notes, tags, search, and sharing on top of your links.
Both are good answers. They answer different questions. This page walks through where each one fits, what moving over looks like, and what each one costs. The goal is a choice that takes minutes, not a week of trials.
The 60-second version
Bookmark Llama is a browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. It turns the built-in browser bookmarks into shared folders that sync to every teammate automatically. There is no separate app to learn. Saving and sharing feel like normal bookmarking, because they are. Paid plans add permissions, end-to-end encryption, and SAML. Pick Bookmark Llama if your team lives in the bookmarks bar and wants sharing without adopting a new tool.
not24get.me is a bookmark manager and workspace. You save from a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari, with a note and tags attached while the page is open. Every plan searches your notes and tags, and paid plans search the full text of archived pages. Teams share folders and workspaces, and Pro adds share links that open for anyone. Pick not24get.me if links need context, real search, and sharing that reaches people outside the tool.
Where they differ
Capturing what you find
Bookmark Llama keeps capture close to zero friction. The extension works inside the browser's own bookmark system, so saving a link is the same gesture you already know. Shared folders appear right in the bar. It does one job, and it does that job cleanly. For a team that just wants the same links in everyone's browser, that focus is the product's real strength.
not24get.me asks for a little more at save time. The extension dialog lets you add a short note and a tag or two while the page is still open. That costs a few seconds per save. It pays back later, when a title like "Untitled document" tells you nothing and your note says exactly why you kept the page.
Finding it again later
With Bookmark Llama, finding is the browser's job. You search titles and URLs the way you always have, or you browse the shared folders in the bar. For a small, well-named set of links, that is enough. There is no layer for notes or page text, so a vague title stays vague.
not24get.me treats finding as its own problem. Search matches your notes and tags on every plan. Paid plans search the full text of archived pages, so the words inside the article work even when the title does not. You can preview a page inside the hub before opening it, and link checks flag broken URLs before you click them in front of a client.
Working with others
Sharing is Bookmark Llama's home ground, and the sync is genuinely good. Add a link to a shared folder and it shows up in your teammate's bookmarks bar without anyone refreshing anything. The catch is the account model. Every recipient needs their own Bookmark Llama account and a seat on the plan. For a fixed team that is fine. For a client, a contractor, or a one-off collaborator, it is a real ask.
not24get.me splits sharing into two shapes. Inside the team, shared folders and workspaces keep everyone in the same structure, and recipients do not need to reconstruct anything. Outside the team, Pro share links open in any browser with no signup. That second shape is the one Bookmark Llama does not have.
Keeping it long-term
Bookmark Llama stores links where they already lived, in the browser's bookmark storage, synced through the extension. While the team and the folder set stay stable, that is tidy and dependable. There is no archive of page content and no link health layer, so long-term care falls back on the browser.
not24get.me is built for the long haul. Paid plans keep archived copies of pages for full-text search, so a link stays useful even when the site changes or the page disappears. Link checks surface dead URLs early, before they waste a meeting. And when you start, you can import your existing browser bookmarks into a folder instead of rebuilding by hand.
If you are moving from Bookmark Llama
The move is easier than most, because Bookmark Llama lives inside your browser bookmarks. Your links are already in a format every browser can export.
- Export your bookmarks from Chrome, Edge, or Firefox as an HTML file.
- Create a free not24get.me account.
- Install the not24get.me browser extension.
- Import the bookmarks file into a folder in your workspace.
- Add a one-line note to the links you save or reuse most, so search has something to work with.
- Invite the team to a shared workspace, or send a share link for the folders outsiders need.
Set honest expectations. Shared folder membership and permissions do not transfer, so the team structure gets rebuilt once in not24get.me. Notes and tags did not exist on the Bookmark Llama side, so that context gets added going forward, not recovered. The links themselves come across intact.
Pricing
| Plan | Bookmark Llama | not24get.me |
|---|---|---|
| Free | No free plan; 7-day trial, no credit card required | 0 EUR: unlimited bookmarks, 2 workspaces, API 1,000 calls/day |
| Entry | Pod: $20/month for 5 people ($220/year), unlimited shared folders | Pro: 1 EUR/month (9 EUR/year): full-text search, share links, 10 workspaces |
| Team | Team: $45/month for 15 people ($495/year), adds permissions, end-to-end encryption, SAML | Team: 3 EUR per seat/month, 2-7 seats (30 EUR/seat/year), everything in Pro plus team workspaces |
| Larger teams | Company: $75/month for 30 people ($825/year); Enterprise: per-seat pricing, 30+ people | Team covers 2-7 seats; larger setups start from the same per-seat price |
Prices checked on the competitor site on 4 Sep 2026. not24get.me prices are from not24get.me/#pricing.
FAQ
Is Bookmark Llama free?
No. Bookmark Llama offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required, but there is no permanent free plan. Paid plans start at $20 per month for 5 people. not24get.me has a free plan with unlimited bookmarks and 2 workspaces.
How does Bookmark Llama sharing work?
Shared bookmark folders sync directly into each member's built-in browser bookmarks in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox. Every person who receives a shared folder needs their own Bookmark Llama account and a seat on the plan. Permissions controls are available from the Team plan upward.
What is the best Bookmark Llama alternative?
It depends on the job. If your team only needs shared folders inside the bookmarks bar, Bookmark Llama fits well. If links also need notes, tags, full-text search, and sharing with people outside the tool, not24get.me is the stronger Bookmark Llama alternative.
Can I share bookmarks in not24get.me without the recipient signing up?
Yes. On the Pro plan you can create share links that open in any browser, so the recipient does not need a not24get.me account. For ongoing collaboration, team workspaces give members shared folders inside the hub.
If you are weighing other options, see how not24get.me compares with Start.me, Toby, and built-in browser bookmarks. Current plans are on the pricing page, and the free plan is enough to test everything described above.