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It is a plan, not a trial. There is no expiry date and no card required to create the account. You keep the links you have made; if you outgrow the monthly click allowance you either move up a tier or wait for the month to roll over.

No. Every account can take a free subdomain at sign-up and start shortening immediately. You can connect your own domain later and keep the links you already made.

Add the domain in the dashboard, create the single DNS record it shows you, and wait for the check to go green. The certificate is issued automatically — there is nothing to upload unless you specifically want to bring your own.

Yes, and this is the main reason to use a shortener at all. The short URL is permanent; the destination behind it is a field you can edit at any time, including on links already printed on packaging or posters.

Click time, the country and — where the geo database can tell — the city, the device type, the browser, the operating system and the referring page. Measurement needs no cookie; the only cookies a redirect sets are the functional ones that keep an A/B assignment or a password unlock sticky. Turn on IP hiding and the raw address is never stored against the click.

They are separated. Known crawlers, link previewers and scanners are flagged as bot traffic and reported apart from human clicks, so a link shared in a chat app does not read as a hundred visits.

Yes to both. The REST API is available on every plan, including free, at the rate limit shown on the pricing page. An OpenAPI document is served from the running instance so a generated client always matches the routes that exist.

Yes. There is a CSV import that takes the export from another shortener, maps the slug, destination and tags, and tells you which rows it could not take before it writes anything.

The account drops to the free plan. Existing links keep redirecting; what changes is the allowances and the features above the free tier. Nothing is deleted because a subscription lapsed.

The QR encodes the short link, not the destination, so the code on a printed sheet never has to change. Re-point the link and every existing scan of that code goes to the new page. Codes export as SVG and PDF for print.

Yes. Invite teammates, give each one a role, and use per-link permissions and folder defaults where a person should only touch part of the workspace. Every change is written to an audit log.

Every feature here has a page describing it, the pricing page shows which plan it lands on, and the comparison pages say plainly where a rival does something we do not. Where an integration is not built, its card says "Planned" rather than pretending.