Short link on your domain
A short link always carries a name. It might as well be yours.
A short link is an address of a few characters that redirects to a longer one. On a free giant's platform, it carries the giant's name, conditions, and right to cut everything; on your domain, it depends only on you.
The only thing that matters
The link stays yours.
A link shared on a flyer, in a bio, on the back of a menu, lives for years. The question is not 'is it pretty' — it is 'who controls it in two years'.
Answer: whoever owns the domain.
The move that changes everything
Redirect without reprinting
The QR is printed on five thousand flyers, and the landing page changes? You edit the destination — the short address does not move. The flyers keep working.
It is also campaign life insurance: a page that goes down is replaced in ten seconds, without touching anything that is already out there.
Brand value, every click
A readable link before the click
A generic link says 'this comes from a free tool'. A link on your domain says 'this comes from us'. And a domain shared by millions of senders carries the reputation of all its users — yours counts for nothing there. On your own domain, it depends only on you.
Connecting yours takes one DNS record, guided step by step — and it stays yours.
link.youragency.com/spring
Readable, dictated over the phone, memorable. And every share works for your name, not for a shortener's.
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custom domain starting on the free plan
15
domains on Pro — one per client if you want
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on Business, fair use
Frequently asked questions
Which domain should I use for my links?
A subdomain of your existing domain (link.youragency.com) works very well and costs nothing extra. A very short dedicated domain is a comfort, not a requirement.
What if I change my mind about the tool?
That is the whole point: the domain is yours. You take it with you, and your links go with you. The opposite of a free shortener, where the address belongs to the tool.
Does the QR code use the same link?
Yes — the QR is just another way to write the same short address. Editing the destination updates the link AND the already-printed QR, in one move.
Can a link expire?
Not on its own. A link lives until you delete it — even downgrading your plan, existing links keep redirecting.
Create a link on your domain
The domain connects with one DNS record. From then on, every shared link works for your brand — and stays editable forever.
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