One link, the right destination for everyone.
Route visitors by country and operating system from a single short link. Everyone without a matching rule follows the default destination.
- Visitors from the USAacme.us
- Visitors from Germanyacme.de
- Visitors from Japanacme.jp
- Everyone elseacme.com
Rules by country
A visitor from the USA lands on your US shop, a visitor from Germany on your German one. Add a rule per country with its own destination.
Rules by device
Send iOS users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play. Rules for Windows, macOS and Linux work the same way.
A default for everyone else
Visitors without a matching rule follow the link's default destination, so nobody ends up on an error page.
Pricing that grows with you.
Start for free and only switch plans once you need more members, more domains or more analytics history.
Free
Free
Included:
2 Members
1 Invite links
1 Custom domains
7 Days of analytics history
100 MB Open Graph image storage
Pro
Recommended€7
/ month
Everything in Free, plus:
25 Members
10 Invite links
3 Custom domains
30 Days of analytics history
10 Open Graph designs
500 MB Open Graph image storage
Root domain redirect
App Links for iOS and Android
UTM parameters
Open Graph customization
Custom QR code design
Targeting rules
Open in app
Password protection
Custom branding
Scale
€17
/ month
Everything in Pro, plus:
Unlimited Members
Unlimited Invite links
5 Custom domains
365 Days of analytics history
30 Open Graph designs
1,024 MB Open Graph image storage
Catch all redirect
A/B tests
Advanced link settings
Audit log
Priority support
Frequently asked questions
The IP address is resolved to a country in memory during the redirect. The address itself is never stored.
Country rules come first, then operating system rules. If neither matches, the visitor follows the default destination.
Yes. Visitors with a matching targeting rule go to its destination, everyone else is split across your A/B variants.