Create
Branded short links
Readable links on your own domain with click tracking built in.
Short Links
Short links that carry your brand, not a generic domain.
Blink short links run on your own custom domain with readable custom codes, so a link looks like it comes from you before anyone clicks it — with the same click tracking and routing depth as a shared shortener.
Plans from $9/mo · free trial available
Long URL
blink.lebx.io/
UTM tags
Password
Expiry date
QR code
Live clicks
utm_campaign=launch
Protected
Expires in 30 days
Edit the back-half, then press Shorten.
What it is
A branded short link redirects through a domain you control, with a short, readable code you choose, instead of a shared generic domain and a random string. The destination, tracking, and routing rules are fully configurable after the link is created.
Features
Everything a short link can do
Create
Custom back-halves
Choose the words after the slash, like /summer-sale.
Measure
UTM presets
Save campaign tagging once so every link is tracked the same way.
Measure
Tracking pixels
Attach Meta, TikTok, and LinkedIn pixels for retargeting and attribution.
Share
Social previews
Set the title and image people see when the link is shared.
Control
Password protection
Keep private links private with a password.
Control
Expiry and click limits
End a link on a date or after a set number of clicks.
Control
Country and device rules
Send visitors to different pages by country or by phone vs desktop.
Control
A/B and weighted rotation
Split traffic between destinations by weight and pick a winner.
Control
Scheduled destinations
Switch where a link points for a date range, like a launch or sale.
Scale
Bulk CSV import
Create hundreds of short links from a spreadsheet.
Scale
Campaigns, folders, and tags
Organise links and codes by client, campaign, or channel.
Share
QR for every link
Download a QR code for any short link in one click.
Scale
API keys and webhooks
Create links from your own systems and receive events automatically.
Measure
Click analytics
Clicks over time, countries, cities, devices, and referrers.
In your plan
Custom domains
Custom short codes
Advanced routing and A/B destination testing
Bulk import
Password-protected and expiring links
UTM presets and tracking pixels
API and webhooks (higher plans)
Limits by plan →
How it works
From setup to reporting in four steps.
Click any step, or let it play.
Use cases
What businesses do with it
Pick an industry to see how it fits.
E-commerce brands
One link per channel, one report
Create a tagged link for Instagram, email, and WhatsApp for the same sale and compare which channel actually drives clicks.
Uses
UTM presets
Campaigns
Click analytics
Who it is for
Marketers running paid campaigns, agencies sending client-branded links, and businesses replacing generic redirect URLs in ads, email, and print.
When to use it
Use a branded short link anywhere a raw or generic-domain URL would hurt trust or block analytics — paid ads, email, SMS, print material, and any link shared outside your own site.
Alternatives
For a one-off internal link where trust and branding don't matter, any plain URL works — the branding and analytics layer only pays off on links people outside your team will click.
Limitations
A trustworthy domain doesn't fix a bad destination — a branded link pointing to a broken or unrelated page damages trust more than a generic one would, since the click already implied confidence in the sender.
Why Blink
One workspace instead of four tools.
Replace separate tools
Bio pages, short links, QR codes, and analytics share one login, one bill, and one report.
Keep it on your brand
Your domain, your colors, and your logo on every link, page, and code.
Change anything later
Update destinations after links are shared and codes are printed.
Know what works
See clicks and scans by channel, city, and device, then double down.
Works with your stack
Meta Pixel
TikTok Pixel
LinkedIn Insight
UTM presets
API keys
Webhooks
CSV import
WhatsApp
Google reviews
UPI
PayPal
Why use first-party short links?
First-party short links keep traffic under your own application, making it easier to track clicks, apply branded domains, manage redirects, and connect analytics to QR and LinkBio campaigns.
Can I route short-link clicks by device or country?
Yes. Short links can use routing rules for A/B tests, weighted rotators, country rules, device targeting, and time-based campaigns.
Does Blink track QR scans and short-link clicks in the same report?
Yes. Bio pages, short links, and QR codes created in the same workspace report clicks and scans together, broken down by campaign.
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