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Short links and QR codes for online shops

Product addresses are long and full of variants. A short link on your domain fits a caption, a parcel insert and a text message, and can be moved when the product changes.

How it works

A product page changes, sells out or moves more often than the places that link to it.

  1. 01

    Make a link per product and channel

    The same product page with a different slug for the post, the ad, the marketplace listing and the newsletter, each with its UTM preset.

  2. 02

    Put a QR code in the parcel

    On the insert or the receipt: care instructions, a review request or a reorder page, changed after the print run.

  3. 03

    Read the result

    Clicks and scans per link by country and device. When a product sells out, point its links at the replacement.

What you use

Each line says where it starts.

Your own domain
Links read as yours, such as go.yourbrand.com/spring, and move with you if you ever leave.
on every plan, including Free (on Free, once your account is 7 days old)
UTM tags on the link
Tags saved on the link are added to the destination at every click, so the short address stays short.
on every plan, including Free
A QR code for every link
Download it as PNG or SVG. It encodes the short link, so it follows every edit.
on every plan, including Free
Change the destination later
Edit where the link goes at any time; the printed code and the short address stay the same.
on every plan, including Free
Clicks by country, device and time
See which placement brought the visits, and when.
on every plan, including Free
Country and device rules
Send each market to its own store or currency page from one link.
from Pro
Conversions credited to the link
A pixel on the thank-you page, or a server call with the order value, credits the sale to the link the visitor clicked.
from Business

Try it on a real link

The free plan needs no card and has no time limit.