ShortFreeURL for Social Media
Bio pages on your domain, a link per post, and numbers that exclude the previewers.
Social platforms give you one link in a bio, unreliable analytics, and an audience spread across countries and devices. Short links on your own domain fix the bio problem, make each post separately measurable, and let one URL behave differently depending on who taps it.
A bio page you actually own
Link bundles put a page of buttons on your own domain rather than someone else's platform. You control the order, labels, thumbnails and theme, and every button is a real short link with its own analytics.
That means you can see which button earns the traffic instead of seeing one page-level number, and you can change the buttons as often as your content changes.
- Bio page on your own domain with automatic SSL
- Per-button click reporting
- Reorder, retheme and swap buttons at any time
- No platform branding on the page
A link per post
Posting the same URL everywhere collapses every platform into one number. Creating a link per post, per platform and per format keeps them separable, and folder defaults apply the campaign tagging automatically so the extra links cost almost nothing to make.
Bulk creation handles a scheduling calendar in one go rather than a link at a time.
- Separate links per platform, post and format
- Folder defaults for consistent campaign tagging
- Bulk creation from a content calendar
- Tags and search to find any post's link later
Honest engagement numbers
The moment a link is posted publicly it is fetched by the platform's previewer, by chat clients, and by security scanners. On a post with modest reach that can be a large share of the recorded clicks. Automated traffic is classified and reported separately so the human figure is the one you read.
The raw click log sits underneath, with timing, device and coarse location, which is usually enough to tell a genuine spike from a scraper.
- Human and bot clicks reported separately
- Timing, device and location on every click
- Raw per-click export as CSV
- Period comparisons across campaigns
One link, different destinations
Country and city rules send an international audience to the right store, language or event page from a single link in a bio or a caption. Device rules and deep links open your app rather than the mobile web page where the app is installed.
A/B testing lets you run two landing pages behind one posted link with sticky assignment, so a returning follower sees the same version.
- Country, region and city routing
- Deep links into apps with a web fallback
- A/B testing with sticky assignment
- A default destination for unmatched visitors
Previews and presentation
How a link previews decides whether people tap it. The Open Graph checker, meta tag checker and card validator show exactly what each platform will render before you post, which catches the missing image or truncated title while it is still fixable.
Branded domains help here too — a short link on a domain people recognise reads as safe in a way a generic shortener does not.
- Open Graph, meta tag and card preview checks
- Your own domain in every posted link
- Cloaking to keep your short URL in the address bar
- Readable, AI-suggested slugs
Campaigns, creators and approvals
Teams and folders separate brands, regions and creator collaborations. Read-only access covers partners who need to report on performance, and per-link permissions protect anything already published at scale.
Everything is available through the API, which matters when links are generated by a scheduling tool rather than created by hand.
- Teams and folders per brand or creator
- Read-only roles for partners
- Per-link permissions on published links
- REST API and webhooks for scheduling tools
Questions
Can my bio page use my own domain?
Yes. Link bundles run on any domain you connect, with automatic SSL and no platform branding.
Why are my click counts higher than my platform stats?
Usually previewers and scanners. Read the human figure — automated traffic is counted and reported separately.
Can one posted link send people to different stores by country?
Yes, with country, region and city rules and a default destination for everyone else.
Can I change where a posted link goes after publishing?
Yes. The destination is editable and takes effect immediately for new clicks.
Can I see which bio button performs best?
Yes. Every button is its own link with its own click and conversion reporting.
Own the one link in your bio, and everything behind it.
Start Free — no credit card
The free plan includes 1,000 links, 5 custom domains and 50,000 tracked clicks a month, free forever. Paid plans start at $4 a month when you outgrow it, and you keep everything you have built.