Turn long campaign URLs into short links on your own domain — then see who clicked, from where, and on what. Free to start, no card required.
2,117,838 clicks tracked so far · UTM parameters preserved · destination editable after sharing
WHAT YOU GET
A short link is the last thing your reader sees before deciding. These are the controls that matter once you are the one answering for the numbers.
Send go.yourbrand.com/spring instead of a generic short link. Recognition lifts click-through, and the trust travels with your domain rather than someone else's.
Country, city, device type, browser and referrer for every click. Enough detail to tell which channel actually worked, not just that something did.
Landing page moved after the newsletter went out? Point the same short link somewhere new. Nothing you already sent breaks.
Put a password in front of pricing sheets, previews or client deliverables. The link can be shared openly; the content stays gated.
Shorten a whole campaign in one pass with the mass shortener, or call the API from your own tooling. Bulk on Basic, API on Premium.
Generate a QR for print and packaging, or group related links into a single shareable bundle for a launch or a media kit.
HOW IT WORKS
Keep your UTM parameters exactly as they are — they are carried through to the destination untouched, so your existing analytics keep working.
Take the generated code or write your own. /spring26 reads better in an email than seven random characters, and it is easier to say out loud.
Clicks appear in your dashboard as they happen, broken down by place, device and source. Export whenever you need to hand numbers to someone else.
WHERE IT EARNS ITS PLACE
Long tracked URLs wrap across lines in some clients and get flagged by others. A short branded link survives the inbox and tells you which send drove the traffic.
Character limits are real and so is scepticism about unfamiliar links. Your own domain in the link reassures people before they tap it.
Nobody types a sixty-character URL off a flyer. A short link with a QR beside it is readable, sayable, and measurable after the print run has shipped.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. Links keep working as long as the service runs, and links made inside an account are never expired for inactivity. We do disable links reported for abuse or copyright infringement.
No, when they redirect correctly. We use a 301 permanent redirect, which passes ranking signals through to the destination. Trouble only starts with services that use temporary redirects or interstitial pages.
Yes. Point a subdomain such as go.yourbrand.com at us and every link you create uses it. You can run several domains from one account for different brands or regions.
They do. Everything after the question mark is passed to the destination unchanged, so Google Analytics attributes the visit exactly as it would have without the short link.
Yes, and this is the feature people miss most elsewhere. Change where an existing short link points without changing the link itself — useful when a landing page moves mid-campaign.
Unlimited links that never expire, multiple domains, and the ability to edit a link and its destination after sharing, with click-and-country analytics. Paid plans add custom endings, an ad-free redirect page, full analytics, password protection, bundles and bulk shortening. The API is on Premium.
FROM THE BLOG
How the major services compare on custom domains, analytics depth, free limits and API access.
Read the comparison → GUIDESetting up branded short links without a paid plan, and what changes for your click-through rate.
Read the guide → GUIDEWhat "unlimited" should mean in a shortener, and the caps worth checking before you commit.
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