Links & Campaigns
Create short links on your own domain. Split one link across several landing pages by weight, round robin or at random; target by country, carrier, device, language and time of day; filter crawlers and data-center traffic with cloaking rules; and let conversion pixels record which landing page each conversion came from before sending it to your ad platforms.
Features
- Short links on your domain: Use a domain registered under your account in Cloud Services with DNS connected; DNS records and CDN are set up automatically when you bind it. Pick a custom slug or a random one — each domain has its own slug space — and add tags, notes and PNG / SVG QR codes.
- Start, expiry and click caps: Each short link can have a start time, an end time and a total click cap, and sends visitors to an address you choose once it ends. When your ads are already live, changing the landing page only means changing the link’s destination.
- Multi-target split: Attach several destinations to one short link and split traffic by weight, round robin or at random; each destination can have its own click cap and stops when reached. Name A/B groups and compare landing pages with conversion pixels.
- Targeting and sticky destinations: Target destinations by country, carrier, device, OS, browser, visitor language, hour and weekday; a destination is a candidate only when all its conditions match, and hours and weekdays follow your account time zone. Sticky destinations send the same visitor to the same place every time, so A/B data stays reliable.
- Cloaking rules: 11 criteria — country, carrier, IP type, device, OS, browser, crawler, referrer, language, hour and weekday — which can be combined. Each rule has its own destination or returns “link not found”; simulate a visit before saving and estimate the impact from the last 7 days of traffic.
- Conversion pixels: Place a pixel on your landing or thank-you page. Each conversion records the destination, cloaking decision and click time behind it, so you can compare conversion rates and revenue by destination and spot visitors who converted after being blocked.
- Postbacks to ad platforms: Connect each ad platform once, and conversions, short-link clicks, bio-page and site activity are sent to it by default; filter by source or event when you need to. Direct integrations with Meta, Google Analytics 4, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, Reddit, Microsoft Advertising, LINE / Yahoo! JAPAN, Quora and Spotify Ads; native and push ad networks and trackers use the generic S2S postback.
- Visitor logs and parameter pass-through: One record per click: time, IP and its type (residential / data center / proxy), country and city, carrier, device and referrer. Ad click IDs, UTM tags and any parameters you choose are passed through to the landing page.
How it works
- Bind a domain: Register a domain in Cloud Services and connect DNS, then bind it in the Marketing Engine; DNS records and CDN are set up for you.
- Create a short link: Enter the destination, choose a custom or random slug, and set start, expiry and click caps if needed.
- Add splits and rules: Add destinations with weights and targeting, attach a cloaking rule group, and simulate a visit first.
- Add a pixel and connect ad platforms: Put the conversion pixel on your thank-you page and connect ad platforms; conversions are counted per destination and sent on.
Billing and rules
- When the month’s click quota runs out, short links already in your ads keep redirecting; new click records just stop being written.
- Short-link domains must be registered under your account in Cloud Services with DNS connected; the same slug on different domains never conflicts.
- IP lookups are counted per lookup; repeat IPs served from cache are not counted, so real coverage goes further than the quota.
- Click records are deleted after your tier’s retention period; when a subscription ends they are kept for 7 more days.
- Click and IP lookup add-ons are valid for the current month; short-link and domain add-ons expire with the subscription they attach to.
- The open API is available on every tier and shares the same quotas and permission checks as the web console.
Pricing and quotas
| Links & Campaigns | Clicks per month | Short links | Custom domains | IP lookups per month | IP list entries | Click data kept | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 10,000 | 20 | 1 | 100 | 20 | 7 days | Free · Included at sign-up |
| Links | 100,000 | 300 | 3 | 3,000 | 200 | 30 days | Monthly $9.90/mo; Half-yearly $54.45/half-year; Yearly $99.00/yr |
| Campaigns · Recommended | 1,000,000 | 2,000 | 10 | 20,000 | 2,000 | 90 days | Monthly $39.00/mo; Half-yearly $214.50/half-year; Yearly $390.00/yr |
| Campaigns Pro | 5,000,000 | 10,000 | 25 | 90,000 | 10,000 | 1 yr | Monthly $129.00/mo; Half-yearly $709.50/half-year; Yearly $1290.00/yr |
- Links: Multi-target split (A/B) · Sticky destination · Device / OS / browser targeting
- Campaigns: Multi-target split (A/B) · Sticky destination · Device / OS / browser targeting · Country / carrier targeting · Cloaking rules · Conversion pixels & ad-platform postbacks
- Campaigns Pro: Multi-target split (A/B) · Sticky destination · Device / OS / browser targeting · Country / carrier targeting · Cloaking rules · Conversion pixels & ad-platform postbacks
Add-ons
| Add-on | Valid for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Clicks per month +100,000 | Current month | $4.90 |
| IP lookups +10,000 | Current month | $9.90 |
| Short links +50 | Until the subscription ends | $2.90 |
| Custom domains +1 | Until the subscription ends | $4.90 |
Half-yearly billing is charged as 5.5 months, yearly as 10 months. Prices are in USD and paid from your account balance. If you already subscribe, switching tiers is prorated against the remaining value, and points discounts are applied at checkout. The amount on the order page is final.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do short links have to use my own domain?
Yes. The short-link domain must be registered under your account in Cloud Services with DNS connected, so links carry your own brand and you always control the domain. DNS records and CDN are set up automatically when you bind it.
If I run out of clicks or my subscription ends, will live links break?
No. Running out of clicks for the month only stops new click records; redirects keep working. When a subscription ends you return to the free plan, and links already in your ads keep redirecting too.
Which of the three split modes should I use?
Weighted fits proportional A/B tests (say 70/30); round robin splits evenly across destinations; random suits cases where you just want traffic spread without exact ratios. You can also cap clicks on a single destination so it stops when reached.
Could cloaking rules block real customers?
Simulate a visit first to see which conditions match, what the cloak does and which destinations stay in play, then estimate a rule’s impact from the last 7 days of traffic. After launch, keep tuning with visitor logs and the “converted after being blocked” hints; simulations and estimates never change real hit counts.
Which ad platforms can receive conversions?
Direct integrations with Meta (Conversions API), Google Analytics 4, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, Reddit, Microsoft Advertising, LINE / Yahoo! JAPAN, Quora and Spotify Ads. Native and push networks such as Taboola, Outbrain and MGID, and trackers such as Voluum, RedTrack, Keitaro and Binom, connect through the generic S2S postback, and you can enter a postback URL for any other network. Send a test event to check your setup, and see the result and any failure reason for every postback.
What can I do on the free plan?
Bind a domain, create short links and view click records, within the quotas in the “Free” column of the pricing table. Which tier includes splitting, targeting, cloaking and conversion pixels is also shown there.
What do visitor logs show?
One record per click: time, the visitor’s IP and its type (residential / data center / proxy), country and city, carrier, device, referrer and the short link it hit. IP type and device detection are handled by the platform, with nothing for you to configure.
Related pages: Bio Pages · Site Analytics · Register your domain · Using short links and traffic splitting · Using cloaking rules · Using conversion pixels and ad postbacks
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