Branded link shortener
Put your own domain on every short link, and give each client or campaign its own workspace. Custom domains and multi-user start on the same plan, from $12 a month - there is no enterprise conversation in the way.
Your domain, not ours
Point a domain or subdomain at us with one DNS record and every link you create uses it.
go.yourbrand.com/spring instead of a generic shortener, on links that go in
print, in email and on packaging where the domain is the only thing anyone reads before
deciding whether to trust it.
TLS is issued and renewed for you. Existing links keep working if you add a domain later, and each workspace can hold several, so an agency does not have to choose one client's brand over another.
Workspaces, because clients are not folders
A workspace has its own domains, its own links, its own analytics and its own members. Add a colleague as Owner, Admin, Member or Viewer and they see that workspace and nothing else. That is the difference between running five clients properly and running them in one account with a naming convention.
Invitations are by email, roles are per workspace, and an audit log records who changed what on the plans that include it.
What it costs
Custom domains and seats both begin on Pro. The free plan has neither, deliberately - a branded domain is the thing worth paying for.
| Plan | Custom domains | Members per workspace | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 | 1 | Free |
| Pro | 2 | 3 | $12 |
| Team | 10 | 10 | $29 |
| Business | unlimited | unlimited | $99 |
Full feature comparison is on the pricing page. Yearly billing is two months free.
How it compares
Worth knowing before you choose. Bitly and TinyURL both put real multi-user teams behind an enterprise sales conversation, which is the gap this exists to fill. T.LY is genuinely cheaper for domains alone at around $10 a month for two, and if a branded domain is all you need it is a fair choice.
What you get here for $12 that those do not offer at that price is the second thing: three seats and role-based access in the same plan as the domain. If you are one person with one brand, the difference is small. If you are running links for other people, it is the whole job.
What you need to start
- A domain or subdomain you control, and access to its DNS.
- One CNAME record. Certificates are handled for you.
- A few minutes. Existing links are unaffected either way.
Create an account and add your domain - the free plan is there to try the product, and the domain begins on Pro.