For agencies switching tools

Import 300 links from a single CSV file

What keeps an agency in a tool it no longer likes is never the tool. It's the fear of rebuilding three hundred links by hand.

See how the import works

The objection, in one number

300

Imported in a single file

Three hundred links is a three-hundred-line CSV file. The import reads all of them, flags anything it questions, and never overwrites without showing you first.

What you gain in the switch, with numbers

Migration in three moves

Export, review, import

Bitly, URLR, Short.io, and the rest all know how to export a CSV — it's your property. The import reads it, shows what it understood, and waits for your approval before writing anything.

Imported links are sorted into client workspaces as they arrive: migration is also the right moment to segment.

CSV export from your current toolReview: duplicates and errors flaggedImport — links keep their destinationYour QR codes and redirects keep working

Client workspace isolation, in detail

Destination keptChannel keptWorkspace chosen at importClick history: starts from zero

Migration questions

“My old short links will die.”

The short addresses from your old tool belong to it — no competitor can keep them alive in its place. The approach that works: redirect there to your new addresses during the transition, and push the new addresses everywhere you control.

“I’ll lose my stats.”

Past clicks stay in your old tool, exportable as CSV for your records. Here, counters start from zero on switchover day — we'd rather tell you than let you find out.

“Three hundred links will take three hours.”

The import reads the file in one go. The real time goes into reviewing what gets flagged — fifteen minutes, not three hours of copy-pasting.

Import your CSV

Create a free account and import ten links to see how it feels. The rest can follow whenever you decide to switch.

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CSV import is available on every plan.