If you currently manage your links using <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a>, Linkkit makes it easy to migrate your existing short links directly into your Linkkit workspace. Instead of manually exporting and importing files, Linkkit allows you to securely connect your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> account using an API key. Once connected, you can preview and selectively import your existing links into Linkkit. This guide explains how to migrate your links from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> using the built-in import tool inside the Linkkit dashboard.<h2>Why Migrate from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> to Linkkit?</h2>Linkkit provides a centralized platform to manage links, organize campaigns, and track performance.After migrating your links, you can:<ul><li>Manage all links from a single dashboard</li><li>Organize links using segments and lists</li><li>Track detailed click analytics</li><li>Generate QR codes for links</li><li>Apply link security features like expiration and password protection</li><li>Manage marketing campaigns more efficiently</li></ul>Migrating your existing links ensures continuity while unlocking Linkkit’s full link management capabilities.<h2>Before You Start</h2>Before importing your links, make sure you have:<ul><li>Access to your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> account</li><li>Your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> API key</li><li>Access to the Linkkit dashboard</li></ul>The API key allows Linkkit to securely access your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> links and import them into your workspace.<h3>Step 1: Open the Import Tool in Linkkit</h3>First, navigate to the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> migration tool in your Linkkit dashboard.<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit Dashboard</li><li>Open Settings</li><li>Click Import in the sidebar</li><li>Select Import from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a></li></ol>You will see the Import from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> connection panel.<h3>Step 2: Get Your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> API Key</h3>To connect your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> account, you need your API key.Follow these steps:<ol><li>Log in to your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> dashboard</li><li>Open Settings</li><li>Navigate to Integrations</li><li>Locate your API Key</li><li>Copy the API key</li></ol>This key will be used to authenticate the connection with Linkkit.<h3>Step 3: Connect Your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> Account</h3>Return to the Linkkit import screen and connect your account.<ol><li>Paste your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> API key into the input field</li><li>Click Connect</li></ol>Linkkit will then verify the API key and establish a secure connection with your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> account.<h3>Step 4: Preview and Import Your Links</h3>After connecting successfully, Linkkit will retrieve your existing <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> links.You will be able to:<ul><li>Preview available links</li><li>Select which links to import</li><li>Import links into your Linkkit workspace</li></ul>Once confirmed, Linkkit will automatically create the corresponding short links inside your account.<h3>Step 5: Organize Your Imported Links</h3>After the migration is complete, you can organize your links using Linkkit’s management features. Recommended actions include:<ul><li>Assign links to segments</li><li>Add links to lists</li><li>Configure campaign tracking parameters</li><li>Enable expiration settings</li><li>Apply password protection if needed</li></ul>Segments help you group links by campaign, audience, or marketing channel.<h2>Verify Your Imported Links</h2>Once the import is finished, test a few links to confirm everything works correctly.Make sure that:<ul><li>Links redirect to the correct destination</li><li>Custom slugs appear correctly</li><li>Analytics tracking is active</li><li>Links are properly organized in segments or lists</li></ul>This ensures your migration was successful.<h2>Important Notes</h2>When migrating from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> to Linkkit:<ul><li>Historical analytics data may not transfer</li><li>Custom domains may need to be reconfigured</li><li>Advanced redirect rules may require manual setup</li></ul>The migration process primarily transfers your short links and destination URLs.<h2>Need Help?</h2>If you experience issues while importing links:<ul><li>Verify that your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> API key is correct</li><li>Ensure your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Short.io">Short.io</a> account has API access enabled</li><li>Confirm that the connection was successfully established</li></ul>If the problem continues, contact the Linkkit support team for assistance.

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Welcome to the official Linkkit Help Center — your complete resource for mastering Linkkit, the powerful link management tool built to help you organize, track, and optimize your links with ease. Whether you're launching your first campaign or managing hundreds of links, this Help Center will guide you step-by-step so you can confidently use Linkkit as your all-in-one short link platform and link tracking software. Before contacting support, we recommend browsing the categories below — most answers can be found instantly.<h2>Getting Started with Linkkit</h2>New to Linkkit? Start here.Our Quick Start guides walk you through the essentials of setting up your account and creating your first trackable link.<h3>Inside Quick Start, you’ll learn how to:</h3><ul><li>Create and configure your Linkkit account</li><li>Generate branded short links</li><li>Organize links using tags and categories</li><li>Use Linkkit as a campaign link manager</li><li>Share links across social media, email, and marketing channels</li></ul>If you're looking for a simple yet powerful link organization system, this is the best place to begin.<h2>Help Categories</h2>We’ve structured our Help Center so you can quickly find exactly what you need.<h3>Quick Start</h3>Step-by-step onboarding tutorials for beginners using Linkkit as their primary link management platform.Perfect if you want to get up and running in minutes.<h3>Feature Guides</h3>Detailed documentation covering advanced functionality, including:<ul><li>Creating and customizing short links</li><li>Managing large volumes of links</li><li>Using tags for smarter organization</li><li>Understanding link analytics and performance metrics</li><li>Optimizing campaigns using data insights</li></ul>These guides help you unlock the full power of Linkkit as a professional link analytics tool.<h3>Integrations</h3>Learn how to connect Linkkit with the tools you already use.Discover how to integrate your links with:<ul><li>Social media platforms</li><li>Email marketing tools</li><li>Advertising campaigns</li><li>Content marketing systems</li></ul>Maximise your workflow by using Linkkit as your centralised campaign link manager.<h3>Troubleshooting</h3>Having an issue? This section provides solutions to common questions, such as:<ul><li>Why isn’t my link tracking properly?</li><li>How do I edit or update an existing link?</li><li>How can I recover deleted links?</li><li>Why are analytics not updating?</li></ul>Our troubleshooting guides help you resolve issues quickly without disrupting your workflow.<h2>Why Use Linkkit?</h2>Linkkit is more than just a short link generator.It’s a complete link tracking software and organization platform designed for:<ul><li>Marketers managing multiple campaigns</li><li>Agencies handling client links</li><li>Creators sharing content across platforms</li><li>Businesses tracking performance and conversions</li></ul>With powerful tagging, structured link management, and actionable analytics, Linkkit helps you turn simple links into measurable growth tools.<h2>Video Tutorials</h2>Prefer visual learning?Explore our step-by-step video walkthroughs to see how Linkkit works in real scenarios — from creating your first link to analysing campaign performance.<h2>Stay Updated</h2>Follow Linkkit for:<ul><li>New feature announcements</li><li>Platform updates</li><li>Performance tips</li><li>Growth strategies</li><li>Product improvements</li></ul>We continuously improve our link management system to give you better speed, smarter analytics, and stronger campaign control.<h2>Need Additional Support?</h2>If you can’t find your answer in the Help Center:<ol><li>Visit the Support section to submit a request</li><li>Contact our team directly via email</li><li>Check back regularly as we frequently publish new help guides</li></ol>Our mission is simple: make link management clear, powerful, and effortless.

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What is Linkkit?

The easiest way to get started with Linkkit is directly through our website. We offer a generous free plan that allows you to create and manage short links, track clicks, and explore essential link management features. As your needs grow, you can upgrade to access advanced tools like team collaboration, branded domains, and enhanced analytics. Sign up here to create your free Linkkit account. Most users choose our cloud-hosted platform for convenience and instant setup. However, businesses that require advanced infrastructure control or custom deployment options can contact our team to explore enterprise solutions. Sign Up for a Linkkit AccountTo get started, head to the Linkkit sign-up page. You’ll be asked to enter:<ul><li>Your preferred username (this becomes part of your short link, such as yourbrand.link/username)</li><li>Your email address</li><li>A secure password</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772515856570-kpnyfl5x07.png">You may also have the option to sign up using Google or other supported single sign-on (SSO) methods for faster access. Please note: certain premium usernames — such as very short names or common brand terms — may require a paid plan. This helps prevent username misuse and ensures businesses can secure high-value names. You can always begin with a standard username and upgrade later from within your dashboard. Once your registration is complete, you’ll be guided through a quick onboarding process to help you:<ul><li>Create your first short link</li><li>Customise your profile</li><li>Explore analytics features</li></ul>Continue to the next section to learn how to set up your first link and start tracking clicks.

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Creating Your Account

Creating your first link in Linkkit allows you to turn long, complex URLs into clean, branded, and trackable links in just a few steps. Whether you’re sharing a product page, marketing campaign, blog post, or landing page, Linkkit helps you create professional links that are easy to manage and monitor. This guide will walk you through the entire process.<h3>Step 1: Log In to Your Dashboard</h3>Sign in to your Linkkit account and go to your main dashboard. This is where you manage all your links, analytics, and settings.<h3>Step 2: Click “Create New Link</h3>On your dashboard, click the Create New Link button to open the link creation panel.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772433909727-f1v9tg1xgo8.png"><h3>Step 3: Add Your Destination URL</h3>Paste the full URL you want people to visit into the Destination URL field. Example: Instead of sharing: <code>https://yourwebsite.com/products/summer-collection-launch-offer-2026</code>You can create a cleaner, more professional version.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772434113224-qycgo2ksnmn.png"><h3>Step 4: Customize Your Link (Slug)</h3>You can personalize the last part of your URL, known as the slug. For example: <code>yourbrand.link/summer-sale</code>Customizing your link makes it:<ul><li>More memorable</li><li>Easier to share</li><li>Better for branding</li><li>More trustworthy</li></ul>If you don’t enter a custom slug, Linkkit will automatically generate one for you.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772434419655-uicxlt6fs8o.png"><h3>Step 5: Configure Optional Settings</h3>Before saving your first link, you can enhance it with additional settings:<ul><li>Add segments for better organization</li><li>Assign the link to a list</li><li>Set an expiration date or click limit</li><li>Add UTM parameters for campaign tracking</li><li>Enable password protection (if required)</li></ul>These options help you manage campaigns more efficiently.<h3>Step 6: Save and Share</h3>Click Save to generate your link.Your first link is now ready to copy and share across:<ul><li>Social media platforms</li><li>Email campaigns</li><li>Paid advertisements</li><li>SMS messages</li><li>QR codes</li></ul><h2>Monitor Link Performance</h2>After sharing your link, visit the Analytics section to track performance. You can view:<ul><li>Total clicks</li><li>Traffic sources</li><li>Devices used</li><li>Geographic locations</li><li>Click trends over time</li></ul>Tracking performance helps you understand what’s working and improve your marketing strategy. <h3>Best Practices for Creating Effective Links</h3><ul><li>Keep your slug short and relevant</li><li>Use branded domains for better trust</li><li>Add tracking parameters for campaigns</li><li>Organize links using segments and lists</li><li>Use expiration settings for limited-time offers</li></ul>

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Creating Your First Link

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Dashboard Overview

New to Linkkit? Start here to learn the basics

Getting Started

Linkkit allows you to generate powerful, trackable short links that are easy to share and optimised for performance. This article explains how to create new links, customise their settings, and use advanced features to maximise your campaign results. With this feature, you can:<ul><li>Create short links instantly from any long destination URL</li><li>Customise the link text to match your brand or campaign</li><li>Add tracking and UTM parameters for analytics</li><li>Control link behaviour (expiration, password protection, audience targeting)</li><li>Monitor performance with real-time stats (clicks, locations, devices)</li></ul>This means your links not only look great — they work smarter.<h2>Step-by-Step: How to Create a Short Link in Linkkit </h2><h3>Click “Create Link”</h3>Navigate to your dashboard and click the Create Link button at the top right corner.This opens the link creation panel.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456748933-jx78t4jzqtn.png"><h3>Enter the Destination URL</h3>Paste the full URL where users should be redirected.Make sure:<ul><li>The URL starts with <code>https://</code> or <code>http://</code></li><li>The destination page is live and accessible</li></ul>This is the final page visitors will land on.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456798528-j71qofnqxu.png"><h3>Customize the Link Slug</h3>The slug is the part of the short URL that appears after your domain.Example:<pre><code>yourdomain.com/spring-offer</code></pre>Using a clear and descriptive slug:<ul><li>Improves branding</li><li>Builds trust</li><li>Makes links easier to remember</li><li>Increases click-through rates</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456821600-hqgj69m1one.png"><h2>Adding UTM Parameters for Campaign Tracking</h2>UTM parameters help track traffic sources in analytics platforms.You can:<ul><li>Apply a saved UTM Template</li><li>Or manually enter:<ul><li>UTM Source</li><li>UTM Medium</li><li>UTM Campaign</li><li>UTM Term (optional)</li><li>UTM Content (optional)</li></ul></li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456932631-ar5q4empa26.png"> Using consistent UTM tagging ensures accurate marketing attribution and performance measurement.<h2>Organizing Links with Segments and Lists</h2><h3>Using Segments</h3>Segments allow you to label links based on:<ul><li>Marketing channel</li><li>Campaign type</li><li>Platform (Instagram, Email, Ads)</li><li>Team or department</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772515023702-ta3gnr6ky9h.png">Segments make it easy to filter and search links later.<h3>Using Lists</h3>Lists function like folders and help group links by:<ul><li>Project</li><li>Client</li><li>Product launch</li><li>Seasonal campaign</li><li>Business unit</li></ul>Lists improve dashboard organization and make large-scale link management easier.<h2>Advanced Link Customization Options</h2>Linkkit provides additional controls to customize link behavior.<h3>Set Link Expiration</h3>You can define a date and time when the link will automatically stop redirecting.Useful for:<ul><li>Limited-time offers</li><li>Event promotions</li><li>Temporary campaigns</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772434220465-17fiqdyc3ix.png"><h3>Enable Password Protection</h3>Protect your link with a password if access should be restricted.This is ideal for:<ul><li>Internal documents</li><li>Private content</li><li>Early-access promotions</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772434259005-0lscnl5xz0bb.png"><h3>Smart Redirect Rules (If Available)</h3>Depending on your plan, you can configure redirect rules based on:<ul><li>Device type</li><li>Geographic location</li><li>Conditional routing</li></ul>This ensures users receive the most relevant experience.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772457137832-tssyavpor9m.png"><h3>Save the Link</h3>Click Save to generate your short link. The link will appear instantly inside the Links List View, ready to copy, share, or analyze.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772514953436-46jvo9t8rm8.png"><h2>After Creating Your Link</h2>Once saved, your short link will:<ul><li>Appear in the Links List View</li><li>Be ready to copy and share</li><li>Begin tracking clicks immediately</li><li>Allow edits at any time (depending on settings) <img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772434325937-i8q61ab21q.png"> </li></ul>You can also generate QR codes or access detailed analytics from the link row actions.

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Creating and Customizing Links

<h2>Branded Short Links</h2>Branded short links let you replace generic short URLs with your own custom domain. Instead of sharing something like <code>short.ly/abc123</code>, you can use <code>yourbrand.com/offer</code>. This strengthens your brand identity, increases trust, and gives you full control over how your links appear across campaigns. If you’re using Linkkit to manage and track links, branded domains are one of the most powerful features available on Pro and Business plans.<h3>Why Use Branded Links?</h3><h3>1. Stronger Brand Presence</h3>Every time someone sees or shares your link, your brand name is visible. This reinforces brand recall and builds familiarity over time.<h3>2. Higher Trust &amp; Better Click Rates</h3>People are more likely to click links that look safe and recognisable. A branded domain feels more secure than a generic shortener.<h3>3. Professional Appearance</h3>Custom links look polished in:<ul><li>Email campaigns</li><li>Social media posts</li><li>Paid ads</li><li>SMS marketing</li><li>Offline materials (flyers, banners, QR codes)</li></ul><h3>4. Full Ownership &amp; Control</h3>You’re not relying on a third-party short domain. If a generic shortener shuts down or changes policies, your branded domain remains yours.<h3>5. Consistent Marketing Experience</h3>Using one recognizable domain across all channels ensures uniform branding and easier campaign management.<h2>How to Set Up a Branded Domain in Linkkit</h2>To use branded links, you’ll need:<ul><li>A custom domain (e.g., <code>go.yourbrand.com</code>)</li><li>Access to your domain DNS settings</li><li>A Linkkit Pro or Business plan</li></ul><h3>Step-by-Step Setup</h3><ol><li>Go to your Linkkit Dashboard</li><li>Navigate to Domains</li><li>Click Add Domain</li><li>Enter your custom domain or subdomain</li><li>Follow the provided DNS configuration instructions</li><li>Verify the domain inside Linkkit</li></ol>Once verification is complete, you can start creating short links using your branded domain immediately. If you’re unsure about DNS setup, your hosting provider can assist with adding the required records.<h2>Using Multiple Domains (Business Plan)</h2>If you manage multiple brands or campaigns, Linkkit allows you to connect more than one domain to the same workspace (Business plan only).<h3>Benefits of Multiple Domains</h3><ul><li>Separate domains for different brands</li><li>Dedicated domains for specific campaigns</li><li>Regional domains for different markets</li><li>Testing different branding approaches</li></ul>You can:<ul><li>Set a default domain for all new links</li><li>Select a specific domain manually while creating a link</li></ul>This flexibility helps keep your campaigns organised and strategically branded.<h2>Best Practices for Branded Links</h2><h3>Choose a Short &amp; Memorable Domain</h3>Many businesses:<ul><li>Use a shortened version of their brand name</li><li>Create a dedicated subdomain like <code>go.brand.com</code></li><li>Purchase a short secondary domain for link sharing</li></ul><h3>Keep Slugs Clear &amp; Concise</h3>Instead of:<pre><code>yourbrand.com/x7h2k9</code></pre>Use:<pre><code>yourbrand.com/summer-sale</code></pre>Clear slugs improve readability and make links easier to remember.<h3>Maintain Naming Consistency</h3>Use structured naming across campaigns:<ul><li><code>brand.com/webinar-jan</code></li><li><code>brand.com/black-friday</code></li><li><code>brand.com/product-launch</code></li></ul>Consistency improves internal tracking and reporting.<h3>Review Analytics Regularly</h3>Once your branded links are active, monitor performance inside Linkkit:<ul><li>Click-through rates</li><li>Geographic data</li><li>Device breakdown</li><li>Campaign performance</li></ul>This ensures you’re not just branding better — you’re optimising smarter.

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Using Branded Links

Segments in Linkkit give you a powerful yet simple way to organize, categorize, and quickly find your links using a flexible grouping system. Unlike traditional folders that restrict a link to a single location, Segments allow you to group links dynamically. This means you can structure and filter your links intelligently — without clutter or rigid hierarchies. Segments help you manage dozens — or even hundreds — of links with clarity and control.<h2>What Are Segments?</h2>Segments are customizable labels that help you group related links based on purpose, campaign, channel, time period, or internal structure. For example, you might create segments for:<ul><li>A specific marketing campaign</li><li>A marketing channel (Email, Social, PPC, etc.)</li><li>A time period (Q1 2026, Festive Sale, Launch Week)</li><li>A product category</li><li>A client project or content type</li></ul>This structured grouping system keeps your dashboard clean and makes link management more efficient. Instead of scrolling through long lists, you can filter by segments and instantly see only the links you need.<h2>Why Use Segments?</h2>Segments help you:<ul><li>Stay organized as your link volume grows</li><li>Improve productivity with faster filtering</li><li>Track performance by campaign or category</li><li>Simplify collaboration across teams</li><li>Maintain a scalable workflow</li></ul>Whether you're a marketer, agency, content creator, or growing business, Segments in Linkkit help you stay structured and efficient.<h2>How Segments Work — Simple Overview</h2>Using Segments is straightforward:<ol><li>Create or select a link in Linkkit.</li><li>Assign the link to a Segment that describes its purpose.</li><li>Use filters to view only links within a specific Segment.</li><li>Manage your links without clutter — even at scale.</li></ol>Think of Segments as smart organizational buckets that keep your links structured and easy to locate.<h2>Step-by-Step Instructions</h2><h3>Open Your Link Dashboard</h3><ul><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard.</li><li>Go to the Links section.</li></ul>This is your central hub for viewing, filtering, and managing all links.<h3>Assign Links to Segments</h3><h3>When Creating a New Link</h3><ul><li>While creating a new short link, locate the Segment field.</li><li>Select an existing Segment or create a new one.</li><li>Save the link.</li></ul>💡 Tip: Use clear, meaningful Segment names so they’re easy to recognize later.<h3>Adding or Editing Segments on Existing Links</h3><ul><li>Find the link in your dashboard.</li><li>Open the edit or details panel.</li><li>Locate the Segment option.</li><li>Assign or change the Segment.</li><li>Save your changes.</li></ul><h3>View and Filter by Segments</h3>Once links are assigned to Segments:<ul><li>Use the Filter option in your Links dashboard.</li><li>Select a Segment to display only links within that group.</li><li>Quickly narrow down results to find what you need.</li></ul>This makes it easy to view:<ul><li>All links related to a specific campaign</li><li>Links used in social media promotions</li><li>Newsletter links</li><li>Internal or priority links</li></ul><h3>Remove or Change a Segment (Optional)</h3><ul><li>Open the link details.</li><li>Modify or remove the assigned Segment.</li><li>Save your changes.</li></ul>Removing a Segment does not delete the link — it simply changes how it is organized.<h2>Practical Use Cases for Segments</h2><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Use Case</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">How Segments Help</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Campaign Management</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Group all links under a campaign name like SummerSale or ProductLaunch</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Channel Organization</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Separate Email, Instagram, or Paid Ads links</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Team Collaboration</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Clearly define project-based link grouping</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Performance Analysis</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Compare results across campaigns or channels</td></tr></tbody></table><h2>Best Practices for Using Segments Effectively</h2>To keep your system organized and scalable:Keep Naming Consistent : Choose a naming format and stick to it. Example: Use either <code>SummerSale_2026</code> or <code>Summer-Sale-2026</code> — Avoid mixing formats.Keep Segment Names Clear and Concise: Short, meaningful names work best.Avoid Duplicate Variations: Don’t create multiple versions of the same segment name.Define a Team Strategy: If working with a team:<ul><li>Agree on naming conventions</li><li>Standardize capitalization</li><li>Define campaign labelling rules</li></ul>Review Segments Regularly: Clean up unused segments and merge similar ones to prevent clutter.<h2>Summary</h2>The Organizing with Segments feature in Linkkit transforms your dashboard into a structured, searchable system.With consistent naming and thoughtful grouping, you can:<ul><li>Quickly locate important links</li><li>Track campaigns more effectively</li><li>Manage large volumes of URLs</li><li>Maintain a scalable workflow</li></ul>Segments are simple to use — but when applied strategically, they become one of the most powerful tools for managing links efficiently in Linkkit.

Use segments to categorize and filter your links

Organizing with Segments 

The Organizing with Lists feature in Linkkit helps you group and manage links using a structured, folder-style system.Unlike segments (which allow flexible, multi-category labeling), lists provide clear, hierarchical organization. Each link belongs to one list at a time, making lists ideal for keeping campaigns, projects, or clients neatly separated.Lists are perfect when you want:<ul><li>Clean separation between campaigns</li><li>Dedicated folders for clients</li><li>Organized project-based link management</li><li>A structured dashboard layout</li></ul>If segments are flexible labels, lists are your structured folders.<h2>How It Works</h2>Lists act like containers that hold related links together.Here’s how it works:<ol><li>You create a list (for a campaign, client, or project).</li><li>You assign links to that list.</li><li>You view and manage links inside the list.</li><li>You move links between lists when needed.</li></ol>Each link belongs to one list, which keeps your structure clean and organized.This system makes it easier to manage links when working on multiple campaigns or with multiple clients.<h3> Step-by-Step Instructions</h3><h3>Step 1: Create a New List</h3><ol><li>Log into your Linkkit dashboard.</li><li>Navigate to the Lists section.</li><li>Click Create List.</li><li>Enter a clear and descriptive list name.</li><li>Save your list.</li></ol>Your new list is now ready to organize links.<h3>Step 2: Add Links to a List</h3>You can assign links to a list in two ways.<h3>Option A: While Creating a Link</h3><ol><li>Create a new short link.</li><li>Locate the List selection option.</li><li>Choose the appropriate list.</li><li>Save your link.</li></ol>The link will now appear inside that list.<h3>Option B: Move an Existing Link to a List</h3><ol><li>Open your Links dashboard.</li><li>Select the link you want to organize.</li><li>Edit the link.</li><li>Choose a list from the dropdown menu.</li><li>Save changes.</li></ol>The link is now assigned to the selected list.<h3>Step 3: View Links Inside a List</h3><ol><li>Go to the Lists page.</li><li>Click on a specific list.</li><li>View all links assigned to that list.</li></ol>You can:<ul><li>Sort links by date or performance</li><li>Edit links directly</li><li>Track analytics within that list</li></ul>This makes campaign tracking and reporting more focused and efficient.<h2>Managing Your Lists</h2>The Lists section gives you control over your structure.You can:<ul><li>Rename a List: Update the list name if your campaign or project changes.</li><li>Move Links Between Lists: Reassign links if they belong in a different campaign or client folder.</li><li>Delete a List: If a campaign is complete, you can delete the list.</li></ul><h3> Note: Links inside the list are not deleted — they simply become unassigned or can be moved elsewhere. This flexibility ensures your structure can evolve as your business grows.</h3>

Organizing with Lists

The Bulk Link Creation feature in Linkkit allows you to create multiple short links at once — saving time, reducing manual work, and improving campaign efficiency.Instead of creating links one by one, you can upload or paste multiple destination URLs and generate branded, trackable short links in seconds.This feature is ideal for:<ul><li>Large marketing campaigns</li><li>E-commerce product pages</li><li>Affiliate links</li><li>Multi-location businesses</li><li>Agencies managing multiple clients</li><li>Seasonal promotions</li></ul>If you regularly create more than a few links at a time, bulk creation becomes essential.<h2>How It Works</h2>Bulk Link Creation simplifies the process into three clear steps:<ol><li>Prepare your list of destination URLs.</li><li>Upload or paste them into Linkkit.</li><li>Generate all short links instantly.</li></ol>You can also apply settings like:<ul><li>Default list assignment</li><li>Common tags</li><li>UTM tracking parameters</li><li>Custom domain selection</li></ul>This ensures all links follow a consistent structure.<h2>Step-by-Step Guide</h2><h3>Step 1: Prepare Your Links</h3>Before uploading, prepare your URLs in one of the following formats:<ul><li>Spreadsheet (CSV file)</li><li>Plain text list (one URL per line)</li></ul>For best results, include:<ul><li>The destination URL</li><li>Optional custom slugs (if supported)</li><li>Optional titles for easier identification</li></ul>Make sure all URLs are valid and formatted correctly.<h3>Step 2: Access Bulk Link Creation</h3><ol><li>Log into your Linkkit dashboard.</li><li>Navigate to Bulk Link Creation.</li><li>Choose your preferred input method:<ul><li>Upload a CSV file</li><li>Paste URLs manually</li></ul></li></ol><h3>Step 3: Upload or Paste Your Links</h3><h3>Option A: Upload CSV File</h3><ol><li>Click Upload File.</li><li>Select your prepared CSV file.</li><li>Review the preview.</li><li>Confirm the upload.</li></ol><h3>Option B: Paste URLs</h3><ol><li>Paste each URL on a new line.</li><li>Double-check formatting.</li><li>Click Continue.</li></ol>Linkkit will validate your links before processing.<h3>Step 4: Apply Bulk Settings (Optional but Recommended)</h3>Before generating links, you can apply shared settings to all URLs:<h3>Assign to a List</h3>Select a list to keep all generated links organized.<h3>Add Tags</h3>Apply one or more tags to every link in this batch.<h3>Choose a Custom Domain</h3>Use your branded domain for consistency.<h3>Add UTM Parameters</h3>Apply campaign tracking parameters to all links at once.This ensures consistency across campaigns without editing links individually.<h3>Step 5: Generate Links</h3><ol><li>Click Create Links.</li><li>Linkkit instantly generates short links for all valid URLs.</li><li>Review the results.</li></ol>You can:<ul><li>Copy individual links</li><li>Export the full list</li><li>Edit links individually if needed</li></ul><h2>Managing Bulk-Created Links</h2>After creation, your links behave just like individually created links.You can:<ul><li>Edit destination URLs</li><li>Modify tags</li><li>Move links to another list</li><li>Track performance</li><li>Delete or archive links</li></ul>Bulk creation does not limit future flexibility.

Create many links at once with CSV upload

Bulk Link Creation

The Link Expiration feature in Linkkit allows you to automatically deactivate a short link based on rules you define — such as a specific date, time, or usage limit.Instead of manually checking whether a promotion has ended or worrying about outdated links still being shared, you can set clear expiration conditions in advance. Once those conditions are met, the link automatically stops redirecting to its original destination.This ensures your links always reflect the current status of your campaigns — without requiring constant monitoring.<h2>Why Link Expiration Matters</h2>In digital marketing, timing is critical.If a link continues working after:<ul><li>A sale has ended</li><li>Registration has closed</li><li>A discount code has expired</li><li>A limited-access offer has reached capacity</li></ul>It can create confusion, frustration, and even damage trust.Link Expiration prevents this by giving you automated control over how long a link remains active.Instead of reacting to problems, you proactively manage them.<h2>What You Can Control</h2>With Link Expiration, you can define:<h3>1. Date-Based Expiration</h3>Set an exact date and time when the link should stop working.Example:<ul><li>A flash sale ending at midnight</li><li>Webinar registration closing one hour before the event</li><li>A holiday campaign ending on a specific day</li></ul>Once that moment arrives, the link automatically expires.<h3>2. Usage-Based Expiration (Click Limits)</h3>Set a maximum number of allowed clicks.Example:<ul><li>Only the first 100 users can access an exclusive offer</li><li>Limited early-bird registrations</li><li>VIP access capped at a specific number</li></ul>When the click limit is reached, the link automatically becomes inactive.<h3>3. Post-Expiration Behavior</h3>Control what users see after the link expires.Instead of sending visitors to a broken page, you can:<ul><li>Redirect them to a general landing page</li><li>Show a “Campaign Ended” message</li><li>Send them to a waitlist form</li><li>Offer an alternative promotion</li></ul>This ensures users are guided — not confused.<h2>When to Use Link Expiration</h2>Link Expiration is especially valuable for:<ul><li>Limited-Time Promotions: Ensure discounts and offers stop working exactly when intended.</li><li>Event Registrations: Automatically close sign-ups when registration ends.</li><li>Flash Sales: Control short-term campaigns without manual updates.</li><li>Early-Bird Offers: Limit special pricing to a defined timeframe or user count.</li><li>Private or Exclusive Content: Provide temporary access to gated material.</li><li>Seasonal Campaigns: End holiday or seasonal promotions automatically.</li></ul>Without expiration rules, old links can continue circulating on social media, emails, or shared messages — long after a campaign ends.That can lead to:<ul><li>Customer complaints</li><li>Missed expectations</li><li>Support tickets</li><li>Brand credibility issues</li></ul>Link Expiration eliminates these risks by ensuring your links stay aligned with your campaign timeline.You decide when access starts. You decide when access ends. Linkkit enforces it automatically.<h2>How It Works</h2>Link expiration allows you to define when a link should stop working.You can set:<ul><li>A specific expiration date and time</li><li>A maximum number of clicks (if supported)</li><li>Custom behavior after expiration</li></ul>Once the expiration condition is met:<ul><li>The link automatically becomes inactive</li><li>Visitors will no longer reach the original destination</li><li>You can redirect them to an alternative page if configured</li></ul>This automation protects your campaigns and prevents outdated content from being accessed.<h2>Step-by-Step Guide</h2><h3>Step 1: Create or Open a Link</h3>You can apply expiration settings to:<ul><li>A newly created link</li><li>An existing link</li></ul>To begin:<ol><li>Log into your Linkkit dashboard.</li><li>Go to the Links section.</li><li>Either create a new link or select an existing one to edit.</li></ol><h3>Step 2: Locate the Expiration Settings</h3>Inside the link settings panel:<ol><li>Scroll to the Expiration section.</li><li>Enable the Link Expiration option.</li></ol>Once enabled, additional configuration options will appear.<h3>Step 3: Choose the Expiration Type</h3>You may see one or more of the following options:<h3>Option A: Expire on a Specific Date &amp; Time</h3><ol><li>Select Set Expiration Date.</li><li>Choose the desired date.</li><li>Set the exact time (including time zone if applicable).</li></ol>This is ideal for:<ul><li>Flash sales ending at midnight</li><li>Webinar registrations closing before start time</li><li>Holiday campaigns</li></ul>Once the selected date and time are reached, the link automatically expires.<h3>Option B: Expire After a Certain Number of Clicks (If Available)</h3><ol><li>Enable Click Limit Expiration.</li><li>Enter the maximum number of allowed clicks.</li></ol>Example: If you set a limit of 100 clicks, the link will expire once it reaches 100 visits.This works well for:<ul><li>Limited-access offers</li><li>VIP-only promotions</li><li>Controlled distribution campaigns</li></ul><h3>Step 4: Set Expiration Behavior</h3>After a link expires, you can define what happens next.Common options include:<h3>Redirect to Another URL</h3>Send users to:<ul><li>A general landing page</li><li>A “Campaign Ended” page</li><li>A waitlist or alternative offer</li></ul>This ensures visitors are guided instead of facing a broken link.<h3>Display a Custom Expired Message</h3>Inform visitors that:<ul><li>The promotion has ended</li><li>The event registration is closed</li><li>The link is no longer active</li></ul>Providing clarity improves user experience.<h2>Step 5: Save Your Settings</h2>After configuring expiration:<ol><li>Review all settings carefully.</li><li>Click Save or Update Link.</li><li>Confirm changes.</li></ol>Your link will now follow the defined expiration rules automatically. <h1>Managing Expired Links</h1>You maintain full control even after expiration.You can:<ul><li>Extend the expiration date</li><li>Remove expiration entirely</li><li>Reactivate the link</li><li>Change the destination</li></ul>Expired links remain visible in your dashboard with their analytics intact.No data is lost.

Link Expiration

Secure your short links by enabling password protection in Linkkit. When this feature is enabled, anyone attempting to visit a protected link must enter a password before they can access the destination URL.Password protection is ideal for:<ul><li>Private promotions</li><li>Members-only content</li><li>Early access campaigns</li><li>Internal sharing</li><li>Exclusive downloads</li></ul>This page explains how password protection works, how to set it up, and best practices for managing protected links.<h2>Why Use Password Protection?</h2>By securing specific links with a password:✔ You increase control over who can access content ✔ You create gated experiences for campaigns ✔ You protect premium resources or sensitive material ✔ You can share links publicly without exposing the destinationPassword protection works alongside other Linkkit features such as segmentation, analytics, and QR codes.<h2>How Password Protection Works</h2>When a short link is password-protected:<ol><li>A visitor clicks the short link</li><li>They’re prompted to enter a password</li><li>If the password matches, they’re redirected to the destination</li><li>Incorrect passwords prevent access</li></ol>Linkkit uses secure validation to enforce password checks without revealing the link destination beforehand.<h2>Enabling Password Protection</h2>You can protect any short link with a password directly in the Linkkit dashboard.<h3>Step-by-Step Guide</h3><ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit account</li><li>Navigate to Links</li><li>Select the link you want to protect</li><li>Go to Settings → Password Protection</li><li>Toggle Enable Password Protection</li><li>Enter and confirm a secure password</li><li>Save your changes</li></ol>Once enabled, the link page will prompt visitors for the password before redirecting.<h2>Password Requirements</h2>To ensure security, passwords must:<ul><li>Be at least 6 characters long</li><li>Include a mix of letters and numbers</li><li>Avoid common dictionary words</li></ul>Strong passwords help prevent unauthorized access and protect your content effectively.<h2>Testing a Protected Link</h2>After enabling password protection:<ol><li>Click the protected short link</li><li>Enter the password when prompted</li><li>Confirm it redirects correctly to the destination URL</li></ol>If the destination doesn’t load, verify the password and link settings.<h2>Updating or Disabling Password Protection</h2><h3>Change Password</h3><ol><li>Open the link in your dashboard</li><li>Go to Settings → Password Protection</li><li>Enter a new password</li><li>Save changes</li></ol><h3>Remove Password Protection</h3><ol><li>Open link settings</li><li>Toggle Disable Password Protection</li><li>Save changes</li><li>The link becomes publicly accessible again</li></ol><h2>Password Protection and Analytics</h2>Protected links still track performance metrics. Linkkit logs:<ul><li>Click counts</li><li>Geographic data</li><li>Device type</li><li>Segment and campaign information</li></ul>These analytics are available whether a link is public or password-protected.<h2>Password Protection + Segments</h2>You can combine password protection with segments to classify and measure protected links.For example:<ul><li>A “Premium Users” segment for gated content</li><li>A “Beta Testers” segment for early access links</li></ul>Segments help organize your links while protection controls access.<h2>Best Practices</h2>To get the most from password-protected links:<ul><li>Share the password securely with intended recipients</li><li>Use unique passwords per campaign</li><li>Avoid overly simple passwords</li><li>Monitor link analytics for unauthorized attempts</li><li>Combine with segmentation and campaign tracking</li></ul><h2>Common Issues &amp; Troubleshooting</h2><h3>Incorrect Password Prompt</h3><ul><li>Double-check the password spelling</li><li>Ensure there are no leading/trailing spaces</li></ul><h3>Link Not Redirecting</h3><ul><li>Confirm the destination URL is still active</li><li>Ensure the link is published and not archived</li></ul><h3>Users Bypassing Protection</h3><ul><li>Review if password protection is enabled</li><li>Update the password to a stronger one</li></ul>If issues persist, contact Linkkit Support for assistance.<h2>Summary</h2>Password protection in Linkkit is a simple yet powerful way to control access to your links. It works seamlessly with segmentation, analytics, and QR codes — helping you deliver secure, exclusive experiences with minimal effort.

Password Protected Links

Create and manage shortened URLs with advanced features

Short Links

<h2>How to Create a QR Code in Linkkit</h2>Follow these steps to create a QR code for any existing or new Linkkit link:<h3>Step 1 — Open Your Linkkit Dashboard</h3>Log in to your Linkkit account and go to your dashboard.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772442496810-nck5cm0626.png"><h3>Step 2 — Select a Link</h3>From your list of links:<ol><li>Locate the link you want a QR code for</li><li>Click the More Options (⋮) icon beside it</li></ol>You can also create a new link first, then generate a QR code for it.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772442538140-m96fe10s8w.png"><h3>Step 3 — Click “Generate QR Code”</h3>In the options menu:<ul><li>Select Generate QR Code</li><li>Linkkit instantly builds a QR code tied to your link</li></ul>The QR code preview will appear on-screen.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772442588464-c7lxytmjk1.png"><h3>Step 4 — Customize (Optional)</h3>While customizing features vary by plan, you might be able to:<ul><li>Choose QR code style</li><li>Download in different formats</li><li>Add logo/branding (on supported plans)</li></ul>Customize based on your campaign needs.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772442627536-ouk3b7dr39a.png"><h3>Step 5 — Download or Share</h3>Click the download button to save your QR code in:<ul><li>PNG format (standard)</li></ul>Best for:<ul><li>Websites</li><li>Social media</li><li>Email campaigns</li><li>Digital displays</li></ul>PNG files are optimized for web use and fast sharing.<ul><li>SVG format (vector, high-resolution)</li></ul>Best for:<ul><li>Professional printing</li><li>Large banners</li><li>Posters</li><li>Packaging</li></ul>SVG files are vector-based, meaning they can scale infinitely without losing quality. Or copy and share the QR code directly. <img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772442658944-4uxxm0b55nj.png">Note : Check your plan for supported export formats.<h2>Understanding Basic QR Code Options</h2><h3>Error Correction Levels</h3>Error correction ensures your QR code remains scannable even if part of it is damaged, smudged, or partially covered.<ul><li>Low error correction – Smaller QR code, best for clean environments</li><li>Medium error correction – Balanced size and reliability (default)</li><li>High error correction – Ideal for small prints or challenging conditions</li></ul>Higher error correction increases durability but slightly increases QR code density.For posters, outdoor signage, or packaging, medium to high correction is recommended.<h3>Managing Your QR Codes</h3>All generated QR codes appear in your QR Codes list, where you can:<ul><li>View previews</li><li>See associated links</li><li>Edit details</li><li>Download files</li><li>Track performance</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772442915191-xx15f4qmcic.png"><h3>Editing a QR Code</h3>You can update:<ul><li>Destination URL</li><li>QR code name</li><li>Styling (if available on your plan)</li></ul>The key benefit: When you change a QR code’s destination URL, the image itself does not change. This means you can update where it points without reprinting physical materials.This makes QR codes in Linkkit dynamic and campaign-flexible.<h3>Tracking QR Code Scans</h3>Every QR code scan is tracked inside your Linkkit analytics dashboard.You can view:<ul><li>Total number of scans</li><li>Location data</li><li>Device types</li><li>Traffic trends over time</li></ul>Each scan counts as a tracked click under your subscription plan.This data helps you:<ul><li>Measure offline marketing ROI</li><li>Compare performance across campaigns</li><li>Identify high-performing print placements</li><li>Optimize future campaigns</li></ul><h2>Why Use QR Codes With Linkkit?</h2>Using QR codes in your Linkkit workflow gives you:<ul><li>Instant offline engagement — connect physical marketing with digital analytics</li><li>Branded tracking — same analytics as your regular links</li><li>Easy sharing — ideal for print, packaging, events, and ads</li><li>Customizable export formats — PNG, SVG, and more</li></ul>Each QR code in Linkkit is tied to your link’s analytics, so every scan is tracked just like a click.

Creating QR Codes

Learn how to personalize and enhance your QR codes in Linkkit — including styling options, branding features, formats, and best practices — so your QR codes align with your visual identity and perform better in real-world use.<h2>Overview</h2>Linkkit lets you go beyond plain black-and-white QR codes. With customization options, you can create visually appealing, branded QR codes that stand out in print and digital marketing. These customization tools help your QR codes reflect your brand and improve engagement.Whether you want to change colors, add a logo, or adjust error correction levels, this guide walks you through all available options.<h2>How to Customize Your QR Codes</h2>To customize a QR code:<ol><li>Open the QR Codes section in your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Locate the QR code you want to personalize</li><li>Click the Edit icon</li><li>Choose from the customization options below</li></ol>Note: Customization features may vary based on your Linkkit plan. Higher plans unlock more design flexibility.<h2>1. Change Colors</h2>You can customize the colors in your QR code to match your brand:<ul><li>Foreground color – the main QR code color</li><li>Background color – behind the QR code pattern</li></ul>Tips:<ul><li>Ensure high contrast (e.g., dark foreground on a light background) so scanners can read the code easily.</li><li>Avoid similar hues for foreground and background.</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772515163025-mh96t1sum7.png"><h2>2. Add a Logo or Icon</h2>Adding a logo or icon helps reinforce brand recognition and trust.<h3>How to Add a Logo:</h3><ol><li>Click Add Logo inside the customization panel</li><li>Upload an image (PNG with transparent background recommended)</li><li>Adjust size and placement</li></ol>Best Practices:<ul><li>Keep the logo centred within the QR code</li><li>Avoid covering too much of the data area</li><li>Use simple, high-contrast logos</li></ul>When done properly, logo-embedded codes remain scannable and stylish.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772515123171-pc1nt6rtyy9.png"><h2>3. Adjust Error Correction Level</h2>Error correction determines how much of the QR code can be obscured while remaining scannable.Linkkit supports multiple error correction levels:<ul><li>Low – smallest code, minimal error tolerance</li><li>Medium – balanced size and reliability (default)</li><li>High – most resilient, ideal for printed surfaces that may get damaged</li></ul>Higher error correction levels slightly increase the visual complexity of the QR code, but improve scan reliability in challenging environments.<h2>4. Change Shape &amp; Style (If Available)</h2>Depending on your plan, Linkkit may offer additional visual styles like:<ul><li>Rounded dots instead of square pixels</li><li>Unique corner designs</li><li>Pattern variations</li></ul>These stylistic elements help your code feel less generic and more integrated with your brand identity.<h2>5. Custom Frame &amp; Call-to-Action (Optional)</h2>Add a frame or text around your QR code:<ul><li>“Scan to View Menu”</li><li>“Scan for Discount”</li><li>“Scan to Buy Now”</li></ul>A clear call-to-action increases scan rates and helps users know what to expect. <h2>Tips for Effective QR Code Design</h2>To maximise scan engagement:<h3>Maintain High Contrast</h3>Ensure clear readability by using distinct colors for foreground and background.<h3>Keep It Simple</h3>Avoid overloading with too many design elements.<h3>Include a Clear CTA</h3>Tell users what they will get when they scan: “Get 10% Off”, “Watch the Video”, etc.<h3>Use Appropriate Sizes</h3><ul><li>Small (Business cards &amp; labels)</li><li>Medium (Flyers &amp; brochures)</li><li>Large (Posters &amp; banners)</li></ul>

Customize colors, add logos, and style your QR codes

Customizing QR Codes

QR Code Analytics in Linkkit helps you track, measure, and improve the performance of every QR code you create. Each time someone scans your QR code, Linkkit records the activity and provides actionable insights inside your dashboard. With real-time tracking and visual reports, you can monitor campaign effectiveness, understand audience behavior, and optimize your marketing strategy.<h2>What Data Does QR Analytics Track?</h2>When someone scans your QR code, Linkkit captures detailed performance data to help you understand audience behavior and campaign effectiveness. Below is a deeper look at each metric:<h3>Total Scan Count</h3>This shows the complete number of times your QR code has been scanned.<ul><li>Every successful scan is recorded as a tracked click</li><li>Multiple scans from the same user are counted individually</li><li>Helps measure overall engagement and campaign reach</li><li>Useful for comparing performance across different QR placements</li></ul>Monitoring total scans helps you quickly identify high-performing and underperforming QR codes.<h3>Date &amp; Time Activity</h3>Track exactly when your QR code is being scanned.<ul><li>View scans by hour, day, week, or month</li><li>Identify peak engagement times</li><li>Measure performance during specific promotions or events</li><li>Detect traffic spikes after launching a campaign</li></ul>Time-based insights help you optimize campaign timing and promotional schedules.<h3>Geographic Location</h3>Understand where your audience is scanning from.<ul><li>Country-level performance tracking</li><li>Regional insights for targeted marketing</li><li>Identify strong-performing markets</li><li>Adjust messaging based on geographic trends</li></ul>Location data is especially useful for businesses running regional campaigns or international promotions.<h3>Device &amp; Platform Data</h3>See what type of devices are used to scan your QR code.<ul><li>Mobile vs tablet usage</li><li>Operating system insights (where available)</li><li>Helps ensure landing pages are mobile-optimized</li><li>Detect device trends across campaigns</li></ul>Since most QR scans happen on smartphones, this data helps you improve mobile user experience and page performance.<h3>Campaign-Level Insights</h3>If your QR codes are organized using campaigns or tags, you can analyze grouped performance data.<ul><li>Compare multiple QR codes within a single campaign</li><li>Track performance across offline and online channels</li><li>Measure ROI for events, packaging, print ads, or product promotions</li><li>Identify which marketing channels generate the highest engagement</li></ul>Campaign-level tracking allows you to move beyond individual scans and evaluate overall marketing impact. If your QR code is linked to a campaign or tagged, you can evaluate performance by campaign group.If your QR code is linked to a campaign or tagged, you can evaluate performance by campaign group.<h2>How to Access QR Code Analytics</h2><ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Go to the QR Codes section</li><li>Select the QR code you want to review</li><li>Click View Analytics</li></ol>You’ll see charts, metrics, and filters that allow you to explore scan data in detail.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772515289603-pf1l8kl4n1.png"><h2> Understanding Scan Tracking</h2>Every time someone scans your QR code, Linkkit processes that action just like a tracked link click. This ensures accurate reporting and seamless integration with your overall analytics system.Here’s a more detailed breakdown of how scan tracking works:<h3>Scans Count Toward Your Monthly Click Quota</h3>Each successful QR code scan is recorded as a tracked click under your current Linkkit plan.<ul><li>If a user scans the same QR code multiple times, each scan is counted separately</li><li>Scans contribute to your monthly usage limit</li><li>Both digital link clicks and QR scans are tracked under the same reporting structure</li></ul>This unified tracking system ensures consistent measurement across all traffic sources.<h3>Data Appears in Near Real Time</h3>Linkkit processes scan data almost instantly.<ul><li>New scans typically appear in your analytics dashboard shortly after they occur</li><li>This allows you to monitor live campaign performance</li><li>You can quickly detect traffic spikes after launching a promotion or distributing printed materials</li><li>Real-time insights help you make fast adjustments if needed</li></ul>For time-sensitive campaigns (events, product launches, limited offers), near real-time tracking is especially valuable.<h3>Integrated With Your Full Analytics Dashboard</h3>QR scan data is not stored separately — it’s fully integrated into your main analytics system.This means you can:<ul><li>View QR performance alongside regular link performance</li><li>Apply the same filters (date range, location, device type, campaign tags)</li><li>Compare offline QR traffic with digital traffic</li><li>Track user behavior from scan to final action</li></ul>This integration provides a complete view of your marketing ecosystem.<h2>Comparing QR Code Performance</h2> If you’re running multiple QR codes across campaigns, locations, packaging, or print materials, comparing performance helps you identify what works best.With QR analytics, you can:<ul><li>Evaluate total scans for each QR code</li><li>Compare engagement across different cities, stores, or regions</li><li>Test different QR code sizes and placements (posters, flyers, packaging, banners)</li><li>Measure the impact of various calls-to-action (e.g., “Scan to Get 20% Off” vs. “Scan to Learn More”)</li><li>Analyze which campaign tags generate the highest interaction</li></ul>By reviewing this data side-by-side, you can:<ul><li>Shift budget toward high-performing placements</li><li>Improve underperforming designs</li><li>Optimize messaging and positioning</li><li>Replicate successful strategies in future campaigns</li></ul>Performance comparison allows you to move from guesswork to data-driven QR marketing decisions.<h2>Exporting QR Analytics</h2>Linkkit allows you to export your QR code analytics data in CSV format for deeper analysis and reporting.Exported data can be used to:<ul><li>Share performance reports with clients or internal teams</li><li>Demonstrate ROI from offline campaigns</li><li>Track long-term scan trends</li><li>Integrate QR data into marketing dashboards</li></ul>You can combine QR analytics with other marketing metrics, such as:<ul><li>Website traffic</li><li>Conversion rates</li><li>Sales performance</li><li>Paid advertising results</li></ul>This gives you a complete view of your omnichannel marketing performance — connecting offline engagement (QR scans) with online actions and business outcomes.

Track scans and analyze QR code performance

QR Code Analytics

Generate and customize QR codes for your links

QR Codes

<h1>How to Create Public Analytics Dashboards</h1>Sharing performance data shouldn’t be complicated. With Linkkit, you can create powerful public analytics dashboards that let you showcase link performance, campaign insights, and conversion data—without giving full account access.Whether you're working with clients, teams, or stakeholders, public dashboards help you present real-time insights in a clean, professional format.<h2>What is a Public Analytics Dashboard?</h2>A public analytics dashboard is a shareable analytics page that displays performance metrics for your links, campaigns, or collections.Instead of exporting reports or adding users to your account, Linkkit allows you to generate a secure public link that displays:<ul><li>Click performance over time</li><li>Traffic sources and referrers</li><li>Device and browser data</li><li>Geographic insights</li><li>Conversion tracking</li></ul>This ensures seamless collaboration while maintaining control over your data.<h2>How to Create a Public Analytics Dashboard in Linkkit</h2>Creating a public analytics dashboard in Linkkit takes less than a minute—and requires zero technical setup.Follow these simple steps:<h3>Step 1: Open Your Analytics Dashboard</h3>Log in to your Linkkit account and navigate to the Analytics section.From here, you can choose what data you want to share:<ul><li>A single link (for specific campaigns or promotions)</li><li>A campaign (for grouped performance tracking)</li><li>A link collection or folder (for a complete overview)</li></ul>Tip: Choose the level of data based on who you're sharing with—clients usually prefer campaign-level insights.<h3>Step 2: Click on “Share Dashboard”</h3>Once you're inside the analytics view, look for the “Share” or “Public Dashboard” button—usually located at the top or corner of the screen.Clicking this opens your sharing settings, where you can control how your dashboard will be accessed.<h3>Step 3: Enable Public Access</h3>Toggle on the Public Sharing option to instantly generate your dashboard.As soon as you enable it:<ul><li>A unique, secure URL is created</li><li>Your dashboard becomes viewable in real time</li><li>No login is required for viewers</li></ul>Optional: You can also enable password protection if you want to restrict access.<h3>Step 4: Customize Your Dashboard (Optional but Recommended)</h3>Before sharing, you can fine-tune what your audience will see:<ul><li>Show or hide conversion data (sales, leads, signups)</li><li>Control visibility settings (public or private indexing)</li><li>Ensure only relevant metrics are displayed</li></ul>Best Practice: Keep dashboards clean and focused—too much data can overwhelm viewers.<h3>Step 5: Copy &amp; Share Your Dashboard Link</h3>Once everything looks good, simply copy your dashboard link and share it anywhere:<ul><li>Send it to clients via email</li><li>Drop it in Slack or team tools</li><li>Add it to reports or presentations</li></ul>Your audience can open the link and instantly view live, interactive analytics.<h2>Share Analytics for Links and Campaigns</h2>With Linkkit, you’re not limited to one way of sharing data—you can present analytics at the exact level your audience needs.Whether you're showcasing a single result or an entire campaign, Linkkit gives you complete control over how your insights are viewed and understood.<h3>Individual Link Dashboards — Focus on What Matters</h3>Want to highlight the performance of one specific link? Linkkit lets you create a focused, distraction-free dashboard for a single URL.This is perfect when you need to:<ul><li>Showcase results from an influencer collaboration</li><li>Track performance of a specific ad or promotion</li><li>Measure success of a single landing page or offer</li></ul>Instead of overwhelming viewers with too much data, you deliver clear, targeted insights that are easy to understand and act on.Best for answering: “How did this link perform?”<h3>Campaign &amp; Group Dashboards — See the Bigger Picture</h3>Managing multiple links? Linkkit allows you to combine them into a single unified analytics dashboard.This gives you a complete, high-level view of your campaign performance in one place.Use this when you want to:<ul><li>Track multiple links across a marketing campaign</li><li>Analyze performance across channels, creatives, or audiences</li><li>Present a summary report to clients or stakeholders</li></ul>Instead of reviewing links one by one, you get a holistic view of performance—making it easier to spot trends, compare results, and optimize strategy.Best for answering: “How is the entire campaign performing?”<h2>Link vs Campaign Dashboards</h2>Choose the right dashboard based on your reporting goals:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Feature / Use Case</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Individual Link Dashboard</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Campaign / Group Dashboard</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Focus</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Single link performance</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Multiple links combined</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Best Use Case</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Ads, influencer links, promotions</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Full campaigns, multi-channel tracking</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Data Clarity</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Highly focused, minimal distractions</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Aggregated, big-picture insights</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Insights Depth</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Deep dive into one link</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Trends and comparisons across links</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Reporting Style</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Simple and direct</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Strategic and summary-driven</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Audience</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Quick reviews, influencers, small updates</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Clients, teams, stakeholders</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Decision Making</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Optimize a single asset</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Optimize overall campaign performance</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Setup Time</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Instant</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Instant (auto-aggregated)</td></tr></tbody></table><h2>Customize Your Public Dashboard</h2>Linkkit allows you to tailor dashboards based on your needs:<ul><li>Include Conversion Data: Display conversions such as signups, leads, or purchases for deeper insights.</li><li>Password Protection: Secure your dashboard by adding a password for restricted access.</li><li>Control Visibility: Decide whether your dashboard should be publicly accessible or restricted from search engine indexing.</li></ul><h2>What Data is Included?</h2>Your public analytics dashboard provides detailed insights such as:<ul><li>Click trends and performance over time</li><li>Geographic distribution (countries, regions, cities)</li><li>Device and browser breakdown</li><li>Referrers and traffic sources</li><li>Real-time activity tracking</li></ul>These insights help you make smarter, data-driven decisions.<h2>When to Use Public Analytics Dashboards</h2>Public dashboards are perfect for:<ul><li>Client reporting</li><li>Campaign performance reviews</li><li>Affiliate and partner tracking</li><li>Internal team collaboration</li><li>Stakeholder presentations</li></ul>Instead of static reports, you deliver a live and interactive analytics experience.<h2>How to Disable Public Access</h2>To stop sharing your dashboard:<ol><li>Go to dashboard settings</li><li>Turn off Public Sharing</li><li>The shared link will be instantly deactivated</li></ol>If re-enabled later, a new link will be generated.<h2></h2>

Creating public analytics dashboards in UseLinkkit allows you to transform raw data into meaningful insights that anyone can access and understand.

How to Create Public Analytics Dashboards

Linkkit’s Analytics dashboard provides deep insights into how your links and QR codes perform. Whether you’re tracking clicks, engagement trends, traffic sources, or audience behavior, the Analytics Overview helps you make data-driven decisions to grow your campaigns.This explains:<ul><li>What Linkkit analytics shows</li><li>How to read key metrics and reports</li><li>How to use filters and breakdowns</li><li>How analytics helps improve performance</li></ul><h2>What Is Linkkit Analytics?</h2>Linkkit Analytics is an all-in-one reporting suite that tracks the performance of:<ul><li>Short links</li><li>QR codes</li><li>Campaigns</li><li>Traffic sources</li><li>User behavior</li></ul>It consolidates clicks and scan data across all your links into intuitive charts, tables, and trend reports so you can measure what matters most.All analytics are updated in near real-time and automatically count toward your plan’s tracked click limits.<h2>Key Metrics You’ll See</h2>Total Clicks / Scans: Shows the total number of recorded interactions (link clicks + QR scans). This is your core engagement metric — it reveals how many times users interacted with your URLs. Unique Visitors: Counts only the first interaction per user. This helps you understand how many individual people engaged with your link or QR code, excluding repeat visits. Click/Scan Trends Over Time: View how engagement changes over:<ul><li>Hours</li><li>Days</li><li>Weeks</li><li>Months</li></ul>Trend graphs help you spot spikes and dips in performance, identify peak engagement times, and evaluate campaign effectiveness. Top Referrers &amp; Traffic Sources: See where your traffic is coming from:<ul><li>Social media platforms</li><li>Email campaigns</li><li>Messaging apps</li><li>Referral websites</li><li>QR code scans</li></ul>Knowing the source helps you focus on high-impact channels and optimize underperforming ones. Geographic Location Data: Break down analytics by location to find out:<ul><li>Which countries or regions generate the most activity</li><li>Where your marketing resonates strongest</li><li>Where you might need localized campaigns</li></ul>Geolocation reports help you tailor your strategy by audience region. Device &amp; Platform Insights: Analytics also shows what devices users use most:<ul><li>Mobile phones</li><li>Tablets</li><li>Desktop devices</li></ul>This can guide mobile optimization and influence destination page design.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772516174598-42zp9safho5.png"><h2>How to Access Your Analytics Overview</h2><ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Click Analytics in the sidebar</li><li>Select the link, QR code, campaign, or tag you want to analyze</li><li>View the Overview dashboard</li></ol>You’ll see top metrics up front, followed by trend charts and audience breakdowns.<h2>Using Filters to Dive Deeper</h2>Linkkit lets you narrow your analysis with filters like:<ul><li>Date range (custom or preset)</li><li>Campaign or tag</li><li>Location</li><li>Device type</li><li>Traffic source</li></ul>Filters help you measure specific time periods, isolate campaign performance, and compare different audience segments.<h2>Understanding the Analytics Dashboard</h2><h3>Top Summary Cards</h3>At the top of the analytics page, you’ll see key performance figures such as:<ul><li>Total Clicks</li><li>Unique Visitors</li><li>CTR (Click-Through Rate) where applicable</li><li>Top countries</li><li>Top devices</li></ul>These summary cards give you a quick snapshot of performance.<h3>Trend Graphs</h3>Trend charts visualize activity over time so you can:<ul><li>Spot patterns</li><li>Compare periods (e.g., week over week)</li><li>See the impact of campaigns or events</li></ul><h3>Location &amp; Device Breakdowns</h3>Interactive breakdowns let you:<ul><li>Explore click distribution by region</li><li>See device usage percentage</li><li>Export data for deeper analysis</li></ul><h2>How Linkkit Analytics Helps You</h2><h3>Track Campaign Success</h3>Whether it’s an email blast, social post, or print QR code, analytics show you what’s working and what isn’t so that you can optimize future content.<h3>Make Data-Driven Decisions</h3>Use location and device metrics to tailor your landing pages and audience experiences.<h3>Optimize Engagement</h3>Trend data helps you find high-performing time windows, refine posting schedules, and test content variations.

Understand your analytics dashboard and key metrics

Analytics Overview

Click tracking is at the heart of Linkkit’s analytics — it measures how people interact with your links and QR codes. When someone clicks a tracked link or scans a QR code, Linkkit records the interaction and turns it into actionable data you can analyze in your dashboard. This article explains what click tracking is, how it works, and how to use your Linkkit click data to improve your marketing performance.<h2>What Is Click Tracking?</h2>Click tracking is the process of recording and analyzing every click on a tracked link or QR scan.Whenever a Linkkit-generated short link is clicked — or a QR code associated with a Linkkit link is scanned — Linkkit:<ul><li>Captures the click</li><li>Logs key details about the interaction</li><li>Adds it to your analytics dashboard</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772516254777-a9zw6r24kde.png">Click tracking gives you visibility into how users engage with your links across campaigns, platforms, and channels.<h2>What Data Is Tracked With Clicks</h2>When Linkkit records a click, it captures multiple data points so you can understand user behavior:Total Click Count: The total number of clicks a specific link has received. Unique Visitors: Counts only the first click per user to show how many individual users engaged. Unique Visitors vs. Total Clicks:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Metric</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Total Clicks</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Unique Visitors</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">What It Measures</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Every single click on a link</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Distinct individuals who clicked the link</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Repeat Visits Counted?</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Yes — every repeat click is counted</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">No — repeat clicks from the same user are grouped as one</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">How It’s Calculated</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Simple count of all clicks recorded</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Estimated using IP address, user agent, device data, and cookies</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Example</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">1 person clicks 5 times = 5 total clicks</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">1 person clicks 5 times = 1 unique visitor</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Best Used For</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Measuring overall engagement volume</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Measuring audience reach</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">What It Tells You</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">How often your link is accessed</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">How many different people likely interacted</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Campaign Insight</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Shows interest intensity</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Shows audience expansion</td></tr></tbody></table> Click Timestamp: Exact date and time when each click happened — useful for trend analysis. Referring Source: Shows where the click came from, such as: Social Platforms, Email apps, Messaging apps, Websites, QR scans. Device &amp; Platform: Identifies whether clicks came from: Mobile phones, Tablets, or Desktop computers. These insights help tailor your content and landing pages for the most common devices. Geographic Location: Click tracking also includes location data, so you can see which regions or countries are engaging most with your links.<h2>How Click Tracking Works</h2>Linkkit automatically tracks every click for you — no extra setup required.Here’s what happens:<ol><li>You create a Linkkit short link or QR code.</li><li>Someone clicks the link or scans the QR code.</li><li>Linkkit captures the event and logs it in analytics.</li><li>You see the data in your dashboard under Analytics → Click Tracking.</li></ol>Every click is counted in near real time, so you can monitor engagement as it happens. Every click is counted in near real time, so you can monitor engagement as it happens.<h2>Viewing Click Tracking Data</h2>To access click tracking reports:<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Go to Analytics</li><li>Select the link, campaign, or QR code you want to track</li><li>Open the Click Tracking tab</li></ol>You’ll see:<ul><li>Total clicks and trends over time</li><li>Unique vs total click counts</li><li>Referrer breakdown</li><li>Device &amp; location reports</li><li>Time-of-day activity charts</li></ul>These visuals make it easy to understand patterns and campaign performance.<h2>Why Click Tracking Matters</h2>Click tracking is essential for:<h3>Measuring Engagement</h3>See exactly how many times users interact with your links.<h3>Optimizing Campaigns</h3>Understand which channels and platforms drive the most traffic.<h3>Improving Strategies</h3>Identify the best times and places to share links for maximum impact.<h3>Tracking ROI</h3>Compare click performance with conversions and revenue to measure success.<h2>Advanced Click Tracking Features</h2>Linkkit’s advanced click tracking tools go beyond basic click counts. They help you organize data, monitor performance in real time, and generate professional reports for deeper insights.<h3>Campaign &amp; Tag Analytics</h3>Campaign and tag analytics allow you to group multiple links under a single label so you can measure their combined performance.Instead of analyzing links one by one, you can:<ul><li>Track the total clicks generated by an entire marketing campaign</li><li>Compare performance across different campaigns (e.g., Email vs Social vs Paid Ads)</li><li>Organize links by product launch, event, client, or promotion</li><li>Measure overall ROI for a grouped strategy</li></ul>For example, if you create five different links for a product launch across Instagram, email, and WhatsApp, you can assign them all to one campaign and view total performance in one place.This makes reporting cleaner and strategy evaluation much easier.<h3>Trend Graphs</h3>Trend graphs visually display how clicks change over time.You can analyze performance by:<ul><li>Last 24 hours</li><li>Last 7 days</li><li>Last 30 days</li><li>Custom date ranges</li></ul>Trend data helps you:<ul><li>Identify peak engagement days and times</li><li>Detect sudden traffic spikes from promotions</li><li>Compare performance before and after a campaign launch</li><li>Measure consistency or seasonal patterns</li></ul>Instead of just seeing numbers, you see patterns — which makes it easier to make data-driven decisions.<h3>Real-Time Monitoring</h3>Linkkit updates click data in near real time, allowing you to monitor live campaigns as they happen.This is especially useful for:<ul><li>Product launches</li><li>Flash sales</li><li>Live webinars or events</li><li>Influencer collaborations</li><li>Limited-time offers</li></ul>If you share a link and immediately see clicks increasing, you can confirm the campaign is working. If engagement is low, you can adjust messaging or distribution quickly.Real-time monitoring reduces guesswork and allows for fast optimization. Real-Time vs. Batched TrackingLinkkit uses a combination of real-time logging and batched analytics processing to balance speed and detailed reporting.This approach ensures your links redirect instantly while still providing rich performance insights.<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Feature</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Real-Time Tracking</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Batched Processing</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">What Happens</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Click is logged immediately when the link is accessed</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Detailed analytics data is processed in grouped intervals</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Redirect Speed</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Instant — users are redirected without delay</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">No impact on redirect performance</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Click Count Updates</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Updates within seconds</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Already reflected in totals</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Detailed Reports (Location, Device, Referrer)</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">May not appear instantly</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Typically updated within a few minutes</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Purpose</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Ensure fast, seamless user experience</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Ensure accurate and efficient analytics processing</td></tr></tbody></table><h3>Export Data</h3>Linkkit allows you to export click tracking data in CSV format for external reporting and analysis.Exported reports can be used to:<ul><li>Create client performance reports</li><li>Present campaign results to stakeholders</li><li>Perform deeper analysis in Excel or Google Sheets</li><li>Combine click data with conversion or sales data</li><li>Maintain historical records for long-term tracking</li></ul>Exporting ensures transparency and makes it easier to demonstrate measurable ROI from your marketing efforts.<h2>Summary</h2>Click tracking in Linkkit gives you complete visibility into how your audience engages with your links and QR codes. With real-time data, device and location insights, and detailed reporting, you can make smarter decisions, optimize campaigns, and grow engagement.

Click Tracking

Linkkit provides powerful geographic analytics that show where your clicks and QR scans are coming from. By understanding location data, you can tailor your marketing strategy, optimize targeting, and improve engagement in specific regions.This guide explains how Linkkit tracks geographic data, how to view it, and how to use it to make smarter campaign decisions.<h2>What Is Geographic Data?</h2>Geographic data shows which countries, regions, and cities generate the most activity for your links or QR codes.Instead of just knowing how many times a link was clicked, geographic analytics tells you where your audience is located — helping you understand engagement by location. This data gives you visibility into your audience’s global distribution.<h2>How Linkkit Determines Location</h2>Linkkit uses IP geolocation databases to estimate the location of each visitor based on their IP address.When someone clicks your link:<ol><li>Their IP address is recorded.</li><li>The IP is matched to a geographic database.</li><li>The system identifies the likely country, region, and city.</li></ol><h3>Accuracy &amp; Limitations</h3><ul><li>Country-level accuracy is generally very reliable.</li><li>City-level data is usually accurate but may sometimes be approximate.</li><li>VPN users appear in their VPN server’s location.</li><li>Mobile users may show approximate carrier-based locations.</li><li>Corporate networks may show headquarters locations instead of the user's physical location.</li></ul>Location tracking respects privacy and does not collect personal identity data.<h2>Where to View Geographic Data</h2>To access geographic analytics:<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard.</li><li>Navigate to Analytics.</li><li>Select a specific link or view overall analytics.</li><li>Open the Geographic Data section.</li></ol>You’ll see visual breakdowns such as maps, country lists, and region-based statistics. <h2>How Linkkit Tracks Location</h2>When someone clicks a Linkkit link or scans a QR code:<ul><li>Linkkit captures their approximate location based on IP address</li><li>The system groups analytics by region, country, and sometimes city-level (where available)</li><li>Location data is added to your analytics dashboard for breakdown and reporting</li></ul>Linkkit does not collect personally identifiable information from these signals — only aggregated location trends.<h2>Where to View Geographic Analytics</h2>Step-by-Step<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Go to Analytics</li><li>Select the link, QR code, or campaign you want to analyze</li><li>Open the Geographic Data or Location section</li></ol><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772516351508-svjrnp13cn.png">You’ll see a visual chart or map highlighting which regions drive the most traffic.<h2>Key Geographic Metrics</h2><h3>Top Countries</h3>View which countries contribute the highest number of clicks or scans.This helps you:<ul><li>Focus international campaigns</li><li>Translate content for specific regions</li><li>Understand where your message resonates most</li></ul><h3>Regional Breakdown</h3>In addition to country-level insights, Linkkit’s geographic analytics can show:<ul><li>Regions/states with the most activity</li><li>Regional performance trends</li><li>Local market engagement patterns</li></ul>This is useful for businesses with multiple physical locations or regional marketing strategies.<h3>City-Level Insights (Where Available)</h3>Some Linkkit analytics dashboards may also include city-level data, revealing:<ul><li>City hotspots for engagement</li><li>Local campaign performance</li><li>Source concentration in metropolitan areas</li></ul>This data helps with hyper-targeted marketing and localised content planning.<h2>Filtering Analytics by Geography</h2>You can filter analytics by specific countries or regions to analyze other metrics more deeply.For example, filtering by country allows you to see:<ul><li>Device usage in that region</li><li>Referrer sources by country</li><li>Time-of-day engagement patterns</li><li>Unique visitors vs total clicks per region</li></ul>This helps you understand regional behavior differences and optimize accordingly.<h2>Using Geographic Insights to Improve Performance</h2>Geographic data is more than just numbers — it helps shape strategy.You can:<ul><li>Translate content for high-engagement regions.</li><li>Create region-specific marketing campaigns.</li><li>Adjust ad targeting based on strong markets.</li><li>Schedule emails or posts for peak activity times in specific time zones.</li><li>Identify underperforming regions that need more outreach.</li></ul>If you discover unexpected traffic from certain countries, it may indicate new growth opportunities.<h2>Why Geographic Data Matters</h2>Understanding where clicks and scans come from helps you:<h3>Optimize Your Marketing Strategy</h3><ul><li>Double down on regions with high engagement</li><li>Adjust messaging for regions with low performance</li><li>Align media spend with location data</li></ul><h3>Plan for Localization</h3>If certain regions show significant traffic:<ul><li>Create localized landing pages</li><li>Translate content</li><li>Tailor offers or pricing based on geography</li></ul><h3>Evaluate Market Opportunities</h3>Geographic insights reveal:<ul><li>Emerging markets with strong growth potential</li><li>Regions where your brand is gaining traction</li><li>Areas that may benefit from targeted campaigns</li></ul><h2>Viewing Trends Over Time</h2>Linkkit allows you to combine geographic data with date filters.Use this to see:<ul><li>How location performance changes over time</li><li>Regional spikes during promotions or events</li><li>Shifts in audience behavior across campaigns</li></ul>Filtering geographic data by time provides deeper insights into campaign effectiveness.<h2>Exporting Geographic Analytics</h2>Like other metrics, geographic data can be exported in CSV format for:<ul><li>Client reporting</li><li>Presentation decks</li><li>Strategic planning documents</li><li>Storage and record keeping</li></ul>Exported reports include location breakdowns alongside timestamps and click counts.<h2>Tips for Using Geographic Insights</h2><ul><li>Compare location data with social, email, and paid ad performance</li><li>Use region insights to tailor creative content</li><li>Run A/B tests based on geographic segments</li><li>Schedule posts for peak times in key regions</li></ul>

Understand where your clicks are coming from

Geographic Analytics

Linkkit’s Device Data analytics help you understand what devices your audience uses when they interact with your links and QR codes. By knowing whether users prefer mobile, tablet, or desktop, you can optimize landing pages, tailor user experience, and improve conversions across platforms.This article explains how device data works, what metrics are available, and how to leverage these insights for better performance.<h2>What Is Device Data?</h2>Device Data shows the types of devices your audience uses when engaging with your links:<ul><li>Mobile phones</li><li>Tablets</li><li>Desktop computers</li></ul>This information helps you understand how users access your content — whether on the go or at a desk — and tailor your digital experiences accordingly.<h2>How Linkkit Collects Device Information</h2>When someone clicks a Linkkit link or scans a QR code, the system detects device information using the:<ul><li>User agent string provided by the browser</li><li>Device type</li><li>Operating system</li><li>Browser family</li></ul>This data is automatically captured and displayed in analytics reports. Linkkit does not collect personally identifiable data through device tracking — only device type and usage trends.<h2>Where to View Device Analytics</h2>To access device performance data:<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Navigate to Analytics</li><li>Select a link, campaign, or QR code</li><li>Open the Device Data section</li></ol>You’ll see charts and breakdowns that show how your audience engages by device type.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772516566458-nul4un8e2f.png"><h2>Key Device Metrics</h2><h3>📱 Mobile vs Tablet vs Desktop</h3><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Device Type</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Typical Usage Behavior</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Why It Matters</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">📱 Mobile Devices</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Most common for social media clicks, messaging apps, and QR code scans</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Prioritize mobile responsiveness, fast loading speeds, and easy-to-tap CTAs</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">📲 Tablet Devices</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Often used for browsing, reading content, and casual exploration</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Optimize layout for medium screen sizes and ensure scalable visuals</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">🖥 Desktop Computers</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Frequently used in work or home environments for detailed browsing</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Ensure full-feature layouts, larger visuals, and advanced interaction support</td></tr></tbody></table>These insights help you prioritize design and testing efforts for the most-used devices.<h3>🧠 Operating System Insights</h3>Device data also helps you see which operating systems users prefer:<ul><li>iOS (iPhone &amp; iPad)</li><li>Android</li><li>Windows</li><li>macOS</li><li>Others</li></ul>Knowing this information assists in optimizing the experience for platform-specific audiences.<h3>🔍 Browser Breakdown</h3>You can also view which browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.) are most commonly used to access your links. This helps ensure that your pages are compatible with the browsers your audience uses most.<h2>Best Practices for Device Analysis</h2><ul><li>Prioritize mobile responsiveness if mobile traffic is high</li><li>Test pages on real devices across operating systems</li><li>Review device trends before major campaign launches</li><li>Tailor creative assets for the most used platforms</li></ul><h2>Summary</h2>Linkkit’s Device Data analytics give you a clear understanding of how your audience engages across devices, platforms, and browsers. By using these insights, you can optimize experiences, tailor content delivery, and drive better results from your links and QR codes.

See what devices and browsers your visitors use

Device and Browser Analytics

UTM parameters help you track the performance of your marketing campaigns with precision. By adding UTM tags to your links, you can see exactly where your traffic comes from — whether it's an email campaign, social media post, paid ad, influencer collaboration, or partner referral.Linkkit automatically captures UTM parameters attached to your links and organizes the data inside your analytics dashboard, helping you measure ROI and optimize campaign performance.This guide explains what UTM parameters are, how Linkkit tracks them, how to add them, and how to analyse UTM performance effectively.<h2>What Are UTM Parameters?</h2>UTM (Urchin Tracking Module) parameters are tags added to the end of a URL to identify traffic sources and campaign details.<h3>Common UTM Parameters</h3><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Parameter</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Purpose</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">utm_source</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Identifies where traffic comes from (e.g., newsletter, facebook)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">utm_medium</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Identifies the marketing channel (e.g., email, cpc, social)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">utm_campaign</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Identifies the campaign name (e.g., summer_sale)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">utm_term</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Tracks paid keywords</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">utm_content</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Differentiates similar ads or creatives</td></tr></tbody></table>Example URL with UTM tags<pre><code>https://uselinkkit.com/?utm_source=twitter&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=summer_sale</code></pre>When this link is clicked, Linkkit captures the UTM values and attributes the click accordingly.<h2>How Linkkit Tracks UTM Parameters</h2>When someone clicks a Linkkit link that contains UTM parameters:<ul><li>Linkkit detects and captures all UTM values</li><li>Each parameter is stored as part of click metadata</li><li>Analytics reports group performance by source, medium, and campaign</li><li>You can filter and compare traffic by UTM fields</li></ul>Tracking works automatically — no additional setup is required beyond adding UTM parameters to your links.<h2>Adding UTM Parameters to Links</h2>You can add UTM parameters manually or apply a saved template when creating a link.Option 1: Add UTM Parameters Manually<ol><li>Go to Links in your dashboard</li><li>Click Create New Link or edit an existing link</li><li>Expand the UTM Parameters section</li><li>Enter Source, Medium, Campaign, Term, or Content</li><li>Save the link</li></ol>Linkkit automatically formats and appends the parameters to your destination URL.Option 2: Use UTM Templates (Recommended)To save time and ensure consistency, you can create reusable templates.To create a template:<ol><li>Go to Library → UTM Templates</li><li>Click + Create Template</li><li>Enter predefined UTM values</li><li>Save the template</li></ol>When creating a new link, simply select a saved template, and the fields will auto-fill automatically.Templates help teams maintain consistent naming conventions across campaigns.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772516477712-387me2x66sm.png"><h2>Where to View UTM Analytics</h2>To analyse UTM performance:<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Navigate to Analytics</li><li>Select a link or campaign</li><li>Open the UTM Parameters section</li></ol>You’ll see performance breakdowns by source, medium, campaign, and other UTM values.<h2>UTM Metrics You Can Analyse</h2><h3>UTM Source</h3>Identifies traffic origin, such as:<ul><li>Newsletter</li><li>Facebook</li><li>Instagram</li><li>LinkedIn</li><li>Partner sites</li></ul>Helps determine which platforms drive the most engagement.<h3>UTM Medium</h3>Shows how users arrived:<ul><li>email</li><li>social</li><li>cpc</li><li>referral</li></ul>Useful for comparing marketing channel performance.<h3>UTM Campaign</h3>Group clicks by campaign name:<ul><li>Summer Sale</li><li>Black Friday</li><li>Product Launch</li><li>Webinar Promo</li></ul>Allows full campaign-level ROI tracking.<h3>UTM Term &amp; Content</h3><ul><li>utm_term tracks paid keywords</li><li>utm_content differentiates creatives or A/B test variations</li></ul>These fields provide granular performance insights.<h2>Tips for Using UTM Parameters</h2><h3>Use Consistent Naming</h3>Stick to lowercase and standardised naming:<ul><li>Use <code>email</code>, not <code>Email</code> or <code>eml</code></li><li>Use <code>facebook</code>, not <code>fb</code></li></ul>Consistency ensures clean reports.<h3>Standardise Campaign Names</h3>Use the same utm_campaign value across platforms to consolidate analytics data.<h3>Shorten with Linkkit</h3>Even when using long UTM URLs, create a clean short link in Linkkit for better sharing and tracking.<h2>Example UTM Tracking Use Cases</h2><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Scenario</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">How UTM Helps</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Email Newsletter</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Track performance of specific email editions</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Social Media Ads</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Compare engagement across platforms</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Influencer Campaigns</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Measure traffic from individual influencers</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Paid Search</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Monitor keyword performance using utm_term</td></tr></tbody></table><h2>Exporting UTM Reports</h2>You can export UTM analytics in CSV format for:<ul><li>Marketing reports</li><li>Client presentations</li><li>Internal analysis</li><li>Long-term performance tracking</li></ul>Exports include UTM breakdowns, click counts, and timestamps.<h2>Summary</h2>UTM parameter tracking in Linkkit gives you complete visibility into where your traffic comes from and how your campaigns perform. By combining manual tagging, reusable UTM Templates, and detailed analytics filtering, you can track attribution accurately, optimize marketing spend, and scale successful campaigns with confidence.

UTM Parameters and Tracking

Linkkit allows you to export your entire workspace analytics data directly from the Settings → Analytics section. You can download analytics in CSV or JSON format for reporting, advanced analysis, integrations, or data backups.This guide explains how to export analytics data and what each format includes.<h2>Where to Find the Export Option</h2>To export your analytics data:<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit Dashboard</li><li>Go to Settings</li><li>Click Analytics (under the Developer section)</li><li>Locate the Analytics Export section</li></ol>You will see two export buttons:<ul><li>Export CSV</li><li>Export JSON</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772447541766-mjer5sr6949.png"><h2>Available Export Formats</h2>Linkkit provides two export options depending on how you plan to use your data.<h3>Export CSV</h3>The Export CSV option downloads your analytics data in spreadsheet format.This format is ideal for:<ul><li>Microsoft Excel</li><li>Google Sheets</li><li>Client reporting</li><li>Marketing performance analysis</li><li>Internal team reporting</li></ul>CSV files allow you to:<ul><li>Sort and filter click data</li><li>Create charts and pivot tables</li><li>Analyse trends over time</li><li>Share performance summaries</li></ul><h3>Export JSON</h3>The Export JSON option downloads your analytics data in structured JSON format.This format is recommended for:<ul><li>Developers</li><li>API integrations</li><li>Data pipelines</li><li>Custom dashboards</li><li>Advanced data processing</li></ul>JSON files are machine-readable and suitable for technical workflows.<h2>What Data Is Included in the Export?</h2>The exported file includes workspace analytics data collected from your links based on enabled tracking settings.Depending on your configuration, export data may include:<ul><li>Link click events</li><li>Timestamp (date &amp; time of click)</li><li>Geographic data (if Geographic Tracking is enabled)</li><li>Device &amp; browser data (if Device Tracking is enabled)</li><li>Real-time tracked events</li><li>Associated link identifiers</li></ul>Note: Only data collected while tracking was enabled will be included in exports.<h2>How Exporting Works</h2>When you click Export CSV or Export JSON:<ul><li>Linkkit generates a file containing your workspace analytics data</li><li>The file downloads automatically</li><li>The export includes historical data currently stored in your workspace</li></ul>If your workspace contains a large dataset, export generation may take a few moments.<h2>Important Notes</h2><ul><li>Export applies to the entire workspace.</li><li>Export includes analytics data only — not link configuration settings.</li><li>Disabling tracking settings will stop collecting future data, but will not remove past data.</li><li>Export availability may depend on your subscription plan.</li></ul><h2>When Should You Export Analytics?</h2>Exporting analytics is useful when you need to:<ul><li>Create client performance reports</li><li>Build custom dashboards</li><li>Share analytics outside the platform</li><li>Perform advanced spreadsheet analysis</li><li>Maintain long-term data backups</li><li>Integrate Linkkit analytics into other systems</li></ul><h2>Best Practices for Exporting</h2>Enable Real-time Tracking for accurate reporting Keep Geographic and Device tracking enabled for deeper insights Export data regularly for backup Rename downloaded files clearly (e.g., Q1_Analytics_Export.csv)<h2>Summary</h2>The Analytics Export feature in Linkkit allows you to download your workspace analytics data in CSV or JSON format directly from Settings → Analytics.By exporting your analytics data, you gain full flexibility to analyse, report, integrate, and store performance insights beyond the Linkkit dashboard.

Export analytics data for reporting and analysis

Exporting Analytics Data

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Using a custom domain for your Linkkit short links makes your branding more professional and memorable. This guide walks you through every step — from DNS setup to verification — with clear visuals, examples, and best practices so you can launch faster with confidence.<h2>📌 What Is a Custom Domain?</h2>A custom domain allows you to use your own branded URL (for example, <code>go.yourbrand.com</code>) instead of the default Linkkit domain. This helps reinforce your brand identity and builds trust with your audience every time you share a link.<h2>🛠️ Requirements Before You Start</h2>Before adding your custom domain in Linkkit:<ul><li>You must own and control a domain (registered with any provider like Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare, etc.)</li><li>You must be able to access DNS settings for that domain</li><li>You should be prepared to add TXT and CNAME records (explained below)</li></ul><h2>Step-by-Step: How to Add Your Custom Domain</h2><h3>1. Log in to Your Domain Registrar</h3>Go to the company where you purchased your domain (e.g., Namecheap, GoDaddy).<h3>2. Open DNS Management</h3>In your domain dashboard, locate:<ul><li>DNS Settings</li><li>DNS Management</li><li>Zone Editor</li><li>DNS Records</li></ul>This is where you'll add two records Linkkit needs for verification and connection.<h3>✉️ 3. Add the Domain Verification TXT Record</h3>This step tells Linkkit you own the domain.<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Field</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Value</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Type</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">TXT</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Name / Host</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">(provided by Linkkit)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Value</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">(verification value provided by Linkkit)</td></tr></tbody></table>➡️ You will see the exact values in your Linkkit Dashboard once you start adding the domain.<h3>🔁 4. Add the CNAME Record</h3>This step connects your domain so Linkkit can serve short links on it.<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Field</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Value</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Type</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">CNAME</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Name / Host</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">(unique value from Linkkit)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Value / Target</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>custom.linkkit.co</code></td></tr></tbody></table><blockquote>The CNAME value must be exactly <code>custom.linkkit.co</code> — do not change it.</blockquote><h3>💾 5. Save &amp; Wait for DNS Propagation</h3>After you add both records:✔ Save the changes ✔ Wait up to 24–48 hours for DNS propagationDNS updates may show immediately or take a few hours depending on your provider.<h2>Verifying Your Domain in Linkkit</h2>Once DNS records are live:<ol><li>Go back to Linkkit Dashboard → Domains</li><li>Click Verify</li><li>Linkkit will check your DNS records and confirm ownership</li></ol>If verification fails, double-check:✔ The TXT record was added correctly ✔ The CNAME points to <code>custom.linkkit.co</code> ✔ No extra characters (quotes, spaces, symbols)<h2>Setting Your Default Domain</h2>After verification:<ol><li>Go to Default Domain section in Linkkit</li><li>Choose your newly added custom domain</li><li>Click Set as Default</li></ol>This ensures all new short links automatically use your branded URL.

Adding a Custom Domain

Using a custom domain with Linkkit allows you to create branded short links that look professional, trustworthy, and memorable. Instead of sharing generic URLs, you can use your own branded domain (like <code>go.yourbrand.com</code>) to strengthen brand recognition and improve click confidence. This guide walks you through the complete setup process — from DNS configuration to domain verification.<h2>What Is a Custom Domain?</h2>A custom domain lets you replace the default Linkkit domain with your own branded URL.For example:Instead of:<pre><code>linkkit.cc/abc123</code></pre>You can share:<pre><code>go.yourbrand.com/offer</code></pre>Benefits of using a custom domain:<ul><li>Reinforces brand identity</li><li>Increases link trust</li><li>Improves click-through rates</li><li>Creates a consistent marketing experience</li></ul><h3>Requirements Before You Start</h3>Before adding your custom domain to Linkkit, make sure:<ul><li>You own a registered domain (via providers like Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare, etc.)</li><li>You have access to manage its DNS settings</li><li>You can add DNS records (TXT and CNAME)</li></ul>If you're unfamiliar with DNS, follow the step-by-step instructions below.<h2>Step-by-Step: Add Your Custom Domain</h2><h3>Log in to Your Domain Registrar</h3>Sign in to the platform where your domain is registered (for example, Namecheap or GoDaddy).<h3>Open DNS Management</h3>Navigate to your domain’s DNS settings. This section may be labelled:<ul><li>DNS Management</li><li>DNS Settings</li><li>Zone Editor</li><li>DNS Records</li><li>Advanced DNS</li></ul>This is where you will add the required records.<h3>Add the TXT Record (Domain Verification)</h3>The TXT record verifies that you own the domain.Create a new DNS record with the following details:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Field</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Value (from Linkkit Dashboard)</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Type</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">TXT</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Host / Name</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Provided by Linkkit</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Value</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Verification string from Linkkit</td></tr></tbody></table>Important: Copy and paste the values exactly as shown in your Linkkit dashboard to avoid errors.<h3>Add the CNAME Record (Domain Connection)</h3>The CNAME record connects your domain to Linkkit so your short links function properly.Add another DNS record with these details:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Field</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Value</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Type</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">CNAME</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Host / Name</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Unique value provided by Linkkit</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Target / Value</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">custom.linkkit.co</td></tr></tbody></table>Important: The CNAME target must be exactly:<pre><code>custom.linkkit.co</code></pre>Do not add:<ul><li>http:// or https://</li><li>Your main website URL</li><li>An IP address</li></ul><h3>Save Changes &amp; Wait for DNS Propagation</h3>After adding both records:<ul><li>Save your DNS changes</li><li>Allow time for DNS propagation</li></ul>Propagation typically takes:<ul><li>A few minutes to a few hours</li><li>Up to 24–48 hours in rare cases</li></ul>The exact timing depends on your domain provider.<h2>Verify Your Domain in Linkkit</h2>Once your DNS records are live:<ol><li>Go to your Linkkit Dashboard</li><li>Navigate to Domains</li><li>Click Verify</li></ol>Linkkit will automatically check your TXT and CNAME records.If everything is configured correctly, your domain will be marked as verified.<h2>Set Your Default Domain</h2>After successful verification:<ol><li>Go to the Default Domain section</li><li>Select your newly added custom domain</li><li>Click Set as Default</li></ol>All newly created short links will now use your branded domain automatically.<h2>Quick DNS Records Recap</h2><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Step</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">DNS Record</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Purpose</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">1</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">TXT</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Verifies domain ownership</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">2</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">CNAME</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Connects your domain to Linkkit</td></tr></tbody></table>Both records are required for your custom domain to work correctly.<h2>Troubleshooting DNS Configuration Issues</h2>If your custom domain is not verifying, don’t worry — most issues are caused by small DNS mistakes. Review the checklist below to quickly identify and fix the problem.<h3>Incorrect Host or Name Field</h3>The Host / Name value must exactly match what is shown in your Linkkit dashboard.Common mistakes include:<ul><li>Typing errors</li><li>Adding the full domain instead of just the subdomain</li><li>Leaving the field blank when a value is required</li></ul>Double-check the value and copy it directly from Linkkit to avoid formatting errors.<h3>CNAME Not Pointing to the Correct Target</h3>Your CNAME record must point to:<code>custom.linkkit.co</code>Common issues:<ul><li>Pointing the CNAME to your main website</li><li>Using an IP address instead</li><li>Misspelling the target</li><li>Adding “http://” or “https://” (do not include this)</li></ul>The target should be exactly: <code>custom.linkkit.co</code><h3>TXT Record Value Mismatch</h3>The TXT record is used for domain ownership verification. If it doesn’t match exactly, verification will fail.Check for:<ul><li>Missing characters</li><li>Extra spaces at the beginning or end</li><li>Modified verification strings</li></ul>Always copy and paste the TXT value exactly as provided.<h3>DNS Propagation Delay</h3>Even if your records are correct, DNS changes can take time to update globally.<ul><li>Most updates are complete within a few minutes to a few hours</li><li>In rare cases, it can take up to 24–48 hours</li></ul>If you recently added or edited records, wait and try verifying again later.<h3>DNS Provider Formatting Differences</h3>Some DNS providers:<ul><li>Automatically add quotation marks around TXT values</li><li>Automatically append your root domain to the Host field</li></ul>This is normal behavior and usually does not cause issues — just ensure the final record displays correctly in your DNS panel.<h2>Still Not Working?</h2>If you’ve checked all the steps above and your domain is still not verifying:<ul><li>Confirm both TXT and CNAME records are active</li><li>Ensure there are no duplicate or conflicting DNS records</li><li>Contact your domain registrar for DNS assistance</li><li>Reach out to Linkkit Support for further help</li></ul>

DNS Configuration Guide

After adding your custom domain and configuring DNS settings, the final step is verification.Domain verification ensures that:<ul><li>You are the rightful owner of the domain</li><li>DNS records are correctly configured</li><li>Your domain can securely serve branded short links through Linkkit</li></ul>Without verification, your custom domain cannot be activated or used for link generation.This guide explains how verification works, what Linkkit checks in the background, expected timelines, and how to resolve common issues.<h2>How Domain Verification Works</h2>When you click Verify inside Linkkit, the system automatically checks your domain’s DNS configuration.Linkkit looks for two required records:<h3>TXT Record — Ownership Verification</h3>The TXT record confirms that you control the domain. It contains a unique verification string generated specifically for your account.If this record is missing or incorrect, verification will fail.<h3>CNAME Record — Domain Connection</h3>The CNAME record connects your domain to Linkkit’s infrastructure.It must point exactly to:<pre><code>custom.linkkit.co</code></pre>This allows Linkkit to:<ul><li>Route traffic correctly</li><li>Generate branded short links</li><li>Securely serve redirect requests</li></ul>Both records must be publicly accessible for verification to succeed.<h2>Step-by-Step: Verify Your Custom Domain</h2>Follow these steps after completing DNS setup.<h3>Step 1: Log in to Linkkit</h3><ul><li>Access your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Navigate to the Domains section</li></ul>You will see the domain you previously added.<h3>Step 2: Click “Verify”</h3><ul><li>Click the Verify button next to your custom domain</li><li>Linkkit will begin checking DNS records</li></ul>The system scans for:<ul><li>The required TXT record</li><li>The required CNAME record</li><li>Correct record values</li><li>Proper DNS formatting</li></ul><h3>Step 3: Check Verification Status</h3>After checking, your domain status will show:<ul><li>Verified — Setup complete</li><li>Pending — DNS still propagating</li><li>Failed — Configuration issue detected</li></ul>If verified successfully, your domain is ready to use immediately.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772515626440-pdlja1ta4x.png"><h2>How Long Does Verification Take?</h2>Verification time depends on DNS propagation.Typical timelines:<ul><li>Most domains verify within a few minutes</li><li>Some may take 1–4 hours</li><li>Rarely, up to 24–48 hours</li></ul>DNS propagation speed depends on your domain registrar and hosting provider.If verification fails immediately after adding records, wait and retry.<h2>What Happens After Verification?</h2>Once verified:<ul><li>Your custom domain becomes active inside Linkkit</li><li>You can set it as your Default Domain</li><li>All newly created short links will use your branded URL</li><li>Links can be organized using Segments for structured tracking</li><li>Your redirects will function globally</li></ul>Verification activates full domain functionality. Here is a short, minimal troubleshooting section for the Custom Domain Verification page:<h2>Troubleshooting Domain Verification</h2>If your custom domain is not verifying in Linkkit, check the following:1. TXT Record Missing or Incorrect<ul><li>Ensure the TXT record is added.</li><li>Confirm the Host/Name matches exactly.</li><li>Copy the verification value exactly as shown in your dashboard.</li><li>Remove extra spaces or accidental edits.</li></ul>2. CNAME Record IncorrectYour CNAME must point exactly to:<pre><code>custom.linkkit.co</code></pre>Do not:<ul><li>Add http:// or https://</li><li>Point to your main website</li><li>Use an IP address</li></ul>3. DNS Propagation DelayDNS changes may take time to update globally.<ul><li>Wait a few hours.</li><li>Retry verification.</li><li>In rare cases, allow up to 24–48 hours.</li></ul>4. Conflicting DNS Records<ul><li>Remove duplicate CNAME entries.</li><li>Check for conflicting A records.</li><li>Ensure only the required records are active.</li></ul>

Verify domain ownership and troubleshoot issues

Domain Verification

Once you’ve added and verified a custom domain in Linkkit, you can designate it as your default domain. This means all new short links you create will automatically use your branded domain instead of the Linkkit system domain.Setting a default domain makes your links more consistent, professional, and on-brand across campaigns.<h2>What Is a Default Domain?</h2>The default domain is the branded URL that Linkkit uses by default when generating new short links. If you don’t set one, Linkkit will continue using its system domain.Example:<ul><li>System domain: <code>linkkit.cc/abc123</code></li><li>Default custom domain: <code>go.yourbrand.com/offer</code></li></ul>When a custom domain is set as the default, all new links use your branded URL automatically.<h2>How to Set a Default Domain</h2>Follow these steps:<ol><li>Go to Your Linkkit Dashboard Log in to your account.</li><li>Open the Domains Section Navigate to: Settings → Custom Domains or Links → Domains (depending on your layout).</li><li>Locate Your Verified Domain You should see a list of added domains with their status.</li><li>Click “Set as Default”<ul><li>Find the custom domain you want to use</li><li>Click Set as Default</li><li>Linkkit will confirm your selection</li></ul></li></ol>Once set, this domain will be used for all new short links you create moving forward.<h2>Changing Your Default Domain</h2>You can always switch your default domain:<ol><li>Go to the Domains page in your dashboard</li><li>Find a different verified domain</li><li>Click Set as Default next to it</li><li>Linkkit will update your preference</li></ol><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772518057408-dj15ea18j96.png"> Note: Changing your default domain does not affect previously created links — only new ones.<h2>What Happens After You Set a Default Domain</h2>After setting a custom domain as the default:<ul><li>New links automatically use that branded URL</li><li>You no longer need to select a domain manually each time</li><li>Your links remain consistent across marketing campaigns and content</li></ul>Legacy links created before the change will continue to use the domain they were originally assigned.<h2>Default Domain Requirements</h2>To set a domain as default, it must:Be added to your Linkkit dashboard Have a verified status (DNS records must be live and confirmed)If a domain is not yet verified, you’ll see a message asking you to complete verification first.<h2>Tips for Default Domain Setup</h2><ul><li>Use a domain that matches your brand name</li><li>Use a subdomain (like <code>go.yourbrand.com</code>) for cleaner short links</li><li>Avoid using your main website domain for redirects — this can cause DNS conflicts</li><li>Ensure DNS records (TXT + CNAME) are correctly configured before verifying</li></ul><h2>Default Domain FAQ</h2>Q: Can I have more than one custom domain? Yes — Linkkit lets you add multiple custom domains. But only one can be your default.Q: What if I don’t set a default? Linkkit will continue using its system domain for all short links.Q: Will old links update when I change the default? No, only new links created after the change will use the new default domain.<h2>Summary</h2>Setting a default custom domain:<ul><li>Makes link creation faster</li><li>Ensures consistent branding</li><li>Improves link recognition and engagement</li></ul>Just verify your domain first, then set it as default in Linkkit — and you’re ready to go!

Default Domain Settings

Connect your own domains for branded links

Custom Domains

<hr><h1>Workspaces in Linkkit</h1>Workspaces let you organize links, teams, access, and projects in one place. They provide a central hub for managing links by team, department, campaign, or client — while keeping everything structured and secure.Whether you’re collaborating with teammates or managing multiple brands, Workspaces help you stay organized and in control.<h2>What Is a Workspace?</h2>A Workspace in Linkkit is a container for your links, teams, settings, and activity.Instead of having links scattered across a single dashboard, Workspaces let you:<ul><li>Separate links by project, brand, or campaign</li><li>Manage access and permissions per group</li><li>Track link performance for each team</li><li>Stay organized at scale</li></ul>Workspaces are especially valuable for agencies, teams, and multi-brand accounts.<h2>Why Use Workspaces?</h2>Workspaces help you:<ul><li>Organize links by team or function</li><li>Provide shared access to collaborators</li><li>Keep client projects isolated and secure</li><li>Control who can create, edit, or view links per workspace</li><li>Track performance separately for each workspace</li></ul>Workspaces make growing link operations smoother and more scalable.<h2>How Workspaces Work</h2>Each workspace includes:<ul><li>Links created within that group</li><li>Team members assigned to that workspace</li><li>Workspace settings and roles</li><li>Segment rules (for organizing links within the workspace)</li></ul>You can switch between multiple workspaces depending on the project you’re working on.<h2>Workspace Members and Roles</h2>Linkkit lets you manage access differently for each workspace.Typical role types may include:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Role</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Permissions</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Owner</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Full access, including billing and settings</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Admin</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Can manage links, segments, and members</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Member</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Can create and manage links assigned to them</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Viewer</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Read-only access to links and reports</td></tr></tbody></table>Roles ensure that each team member has the appropriate level of access without exposing everything.<blockquote>Note: Workspace roles may vary based on your plan and account settings.</blockquote><h2>Getting Started With Workspaces</h2>Here’s how to set up and manage workspaces in Linkkit:<h3>Create a New Workspace</h3><ol><li>Go to your Linkkit Dashboard</li><li>Open the Workspaces section</li><li>Click Create Workspace</li><li>Enter a name and description</li><li>Click Save</li></ol><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456243574-nfiewhak9q.png">Your new workspace is now ready.<h3>Add Team Members</h3>Inside a workspace:<ol><li>Open the Members tab</li><li>Click Add Member</li><li>Enter the user’s email</li><li>Assign a role</li><li>Send the invitation</li></ol>Users will receive an email invite to join your workspace.<h3>Switch Between Workspaces</h3>At any time, you can switch your workspace:<ol><li>Click the workspace selector (top navigation)</li><li>Choose a workspace from the dropdown</li><li>Your dashboard will update to show that workspace’s links and settings</li></ol><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456266289-0wz6kmhalfu.png">This makes it easy to work on multiple projects or brands without mixing data.<h3>Manage Workspace Settings</h3>Workspace settings may include:<ul><li>Workspace name and logo</li><li>Member roles and access</li><li>Segment configuration</li><li>Default domain settings (if applicable per workspace)</li></ul>Adjust settings anytime to match your team’s workflow.<h2>Workspace Best Practices</h2>To keep workspaces organized and efficient:Separate by FunctionGroup team members and links based on purpose:<ul><li>Marketing</li><li>Sales</li><li>Product</li><li>Clients</li></ul>Use Clear Workspace NamesChoose names that reflect purpose:<ul><li>“Acme Marketing Team”</li><li>“Client: Laurel Electronics”</li><li>“Q4 Campaigns”</li></ul>Assign Members With IntentOnly invite users who need access. Assign roles that match their responsibilities.Use Segments Inside Each WorkspaceSegments help categorize links within workspaces for even better organization:<ul><li>Campaign</li><li>Channel</li><li>Project</li><li>Timeframe</li></ul><h2>How Workspaces Improve Collaboration</h2>Workspaces help your team:<ul><li>Share link libraries without confusion</li><li>Maintain role-based access</li><li>Track performance for specific teams</li><li>Avoid mixing links from different teams or projects</li></ul>Workspaces make teamwork smoother and more secure.<h2>FAQ</h2><ol><li>Can I have multiple workspaces? Yes — you can create as many as your plan allows.</li><li>Can users belong to multiple workspaces? Yes — users can be members of multiple workspaces with different roles in each.</li><li>Does switching workspaces affect my account links? Switching workspaces only changes what you see — all links stay intact within their respective workspaces.</li></ol><h2>Summary</h2>Workspaces in Linkkit help you:<ul><li>Organize links by project or team</li><li>Manage access and permissions</li><li>Track link performance per workspace</li><li>Scale your link operations without chaos</li></ul>With Workspaces and Segments combined, your link system becomes structured, efficient, and ready for growth.

What workspaces are and how to manage them

Understanding Workspaces

Linkkit allows you to invite teammates to collaborate inside your workspace. Members can help manage links, organize Segments, and track performance — depending on their assigned role.<h2>How to Invite a Member</h2>Follow these steps to invite someone to your workspace:<h3>1. Go to Workspace Settings</h3><ul><li>Open your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Navigate to Settings → Members</li><li>You’ll see the Workspace Members section</li></ul><h3>2. Click “Invite Member”</h3>Click the + Invite Member button.This opens the Invite Members modal.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456127050-mn3w3z7ah2.png"><h3>3. Enter Member Details</h3>Inside the modal:<ul><li>Email address — Enter the user’s email</li><li>Role dropdown — Select a role (e.g., Member)</li><li>Click Invite</li></ul>The user will receive an email invitation to join your workspace.They must accept the invite before gaining access.<h2>Understanding Roles</h2>Each member is assigned a role that determines their permissions.Common roles include:<ul><li>Owner — Full control, including billing and workspace settings</li><li>Member — Can create and manage links within the workspace</li></ul>Your current role appears next to your name (for example, “Owner” badge in the member list).<h2>Free Plan Limitation</h2>If you’re on the Free plan, you’ll see this message in the Invite modal:<blockquote>“Your Free plan is limited to 1 user. Upgrade to invite more members.”</blockquote><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456377021-qcjczgiye5e.png">This means:<ul><li>Only 1 workspace user is allowed</li><li>You must upgrade your plan to invite additional members</li></ul>To add more teammates, upgrade your subscription from the Billing section.<h2>Managing Member Invitations</h2>After inviting members to your workspace, you may need to monitor invitation status, resend invites, or remove access.This section explains how invitation states and member management work in Linkkit.<h3>Invitation Status Types</h3>Member invitations fall into two categories:<ul><li>Pending</li><li>Accepted (Active)</li></ul>Understanding the difference helps you manage access properly.<h2>Pending Invitations</h2>A Pending invite means the user has been invited but hasn’t accepted yet.<h3>What This Means</h3><ul><li>The invitation email has been sent</li><li>User does not have workspace access</li><li>The role is not active yet</li></ul><h3>Available Actions</h3><ul><li>Resend the invitation</li><li>Cancel or remove the pending invite</li></ul>If the user didn’t receive the email, ask them to:<ul><li>Check spam/junk folder</li><li>Confirm the email address</li></ul>You can resend the invite if necessary.<h2>Accepted Invitations</h2>Once the user accepts:<ul><li>Status becomes active</li><li>They appear in the Workspace Members list</li><li>Their assigned role is activated</li><li>They gain immediate access based on permissions</li></ul>You can later:<ul><li>Change their role</li><li>Remove them from the workspace</li></ul><h2>Removing a Member</h2>If someone no longer needs access, you can remove them.<h3>Steps</h3><ol><li>Go to Settings → Members</li><li>Locate the member</li><li>Open the action menu</li><li>Click Remove</li><li>Confirm</li></ol><h3>After Removal</h3><ul><li>Access is revoked immediately</li><li>They can no longer manage links or view data</li></ul>Only Owners (and Admins, if applicable) can remove members.<h2>Re-Inviting a Removed Member</h2>If removed by mistake:<ul><li>Send a new invitation</li><li>Reassign their role</li><li>Previous permissions are not automatically restored</li></ul><h2>Important Notes</h2><ul><li>Owners cannot remove themselves without transferring ownership.</li><li>Free plan accounts are limited to 1 workspace user.</li><li>Removing a member does not delete the links they created.</li></ul><h2>Managing Existing Members</h2>Inside Settings → Members, you can:<ul><li>View all workspace members</li><li>See their assigned roles</li><li>Identify the workspace Owner</li></ul>Depending on your role, you may also be able to:<ul><li>Change a member’s role</li><li>Remove a member from the workspace</li></ul><h2>Security Best Practices</h2>To keep your workspace secure:<ul><li>Only invite trusted team members</li><li>Assign the lowest necessary permission level</li><li>Remove access when someone no longer needs it</li><li>Regularly review your member list</li></ul><h1></h1>

Inviting Team Members

Roles control what members can do inside a workspace. Each member is assigned a role that determines their level of access and authority. Using roles correctly helps you maintain security, structure collaboration, and prevent accidental changes to critical settings.<h2>Role Architecture</h2>In Linkkit:<ul><li>Roles are assigned per workspace</li><li>Permissions apply only within that workspace</li><li>A user can have different roles in different workspaces</li><li>Every workspace must have at least one Owner</li></ul><pre><code>Account
 └── Workspace
 ├── Owner(s)
 ├── Member(s)
 └── Links, Domains, Segments</code></pre><h2>Role Definitions</h2><h3> Owner</h3>The Owner role provides full administrative authority over the workspace.<h3>Administrative Access</h3><ul><li>Manage workspace settings</li><li>Configure domains</li><li>Access billing &amp; subscription settings</li><li>Transfer ownership</li><li>Delete workspace (if permitted)</li></ul><h3>Team Management</h3><ul><li>Invite members</li><li>Remove members</li><li>Assign and change roles</li></ul><h3>Operational Access</h3><ul><li>Create and manage links</li><li>Use Segments</li><li>View analytics and reports</li></ul>Owners are responsible for governance, structure, and security.<h2>Member</h2>The Member role is designed for contributors who manage links and campaigns without administrative privileges.<h3>Operational Access</h3><ul><li>Create and edit links</li><li>Organize links using Segments</li><li>View analytics</li><li>Use enabled integrations</li></ul><h3>Restrictions</h3><ul><li>Cannot invite or remove members</li><li>Cannot change workspace settings</li><li>Cannot manage billing</li><li>Cannot delete workspace</li></ul>Members focus on execution, not administration.<h2>Permission Matrix</h2><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Capability</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Owner</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Member</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Create &amp; edit links</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Use Segments</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">View analytics</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Invite members</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">—</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Remove members</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">—</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Change roles</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">—</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Manage domains</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">—</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Access billing</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">—</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Delete workspace</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✓</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">—</td></tr></tbody></table><h2>Role Assignment Workflow</h2><h3>Inviting a Member</h3><ol><li>Navigate to Settings → Members</li><li>Click Invite Member</li><li>Enter email address</li><li>Select a role from the dropdown</li><li>Send invitation</li></ol>The selected role activates once the invitation is accepted.<h2>Updating a Role</h2><ol><li>Go to Settings → Members</li><li>Locate the user</li><li>Change role from the role selector</li><li>Changes apply immediately</li></ol>Only Owners can modify roles.<h2>Removing Access</h2>To revoke access:<ol><li>Open Settings → Members</li><li>Select the member</li><li>Click Remove</li><li>Confirm</li></ol>Access is revoked instantly.<h2>Governance Guidelines</h2>For secure workspace management:<ul><li>Limit Owner access to trusted administrators</li><li>Assign Member roles to operational contributors</li><li>Review role assignments periodically</li><li>Remove inactive members promptly</li></ul><h2>Important Constraints</h2><ul><li>You cannot remove the last remaining Owner without transferring ownership.</li><li>Roles are workspace-specific.</li><li>Removing a member does not delete existing links.</li><li>Free plan accounts are limited to one user per workspace.</li></ul><h2>Summary</h2>Roles and permissions provide structured control over:<ul><li>Administrative authority</li><li>Team collaboration</li><li>Workspace security</li><li>Operational scalability</li></ul>By assigning roles appropriately, you ensure that your workspace remains organized, secure, and ready to scale.

Understand team member roles and what they can do

Roles and Permissions

Collaborate with team members and manage workspaces

Team & Workspaces

The Linkkit API allows developers to programmatically interact with the Linkkit platform. Whether you want to create links automatically, retrieve analytics data, manage campaigns, organize segments, or integrate Linkkit into your own application — our API gives you full control. This page provides a high-level overview of how the Linkkit API works, authentication basics, and what you can build with it.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772517588209-1igjb0gj7o2.png"><h2>What Is the Linkkit API?</h2>The Linkkit API is a REST-based interface that enables secure communication between your application and the Linkkit link management system.With the API, you can:<ul><li>Create short links programmatically</li><li>Update or delete existing links</li><li>Retrieve link analytics and performance metrics</li><li>Organize links using segments</li><li>Manage campaigns automatically</li><li>Sync Linkkit with external platforms</li></ul>It’s designed for developers, agencies, SaaS platforms, and businesses that need scalable link automation.<h2>Why Use the Linkkit API?</h2>Using the API allows you to:<ul><li>Automate link creation for marketing campaigns</li><li>Build custom dashboards using link tracking data</li><li>Connect Linkkit with CRM, email, or advertising platforms</li><li>Manage thousands of links efficiently</li><li>Create white-labeled or embedded link tools</li></ul>If you're building a product that relies on link tracking, analytics, or campaign management, the API gives you flexibility beyond the dashboard.<h2>How the API Works</h2>The Linkkit API follows standard REST architecture principles:<ul><li>Uses secure HTTPS requests</li><li>Accepts and returns JSON data</li><li>Requires authentication via API keys</li><li>Supports standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)</li></ul>All requests must include valid authentication credentials to ensure data security.<h2>Authentication</h2>To use the API, you must generate an API key from your Linkkit account dashboard.<h3>Steps to authenticate:</h3><ol><li>Log into your Linkkit account</li><li>Navigate to API Settings</li><li>Generate your unique API key</li><li>Include the API key in the request header</li></ol>Your API key should be stored securely and never exposed publicly.<h2>API Capabilities</h2>The Linkkit API supports the following core functionalities:<h3>Link Management</h3><ul><li>Create short links</li><li>Update destination URLs</li><li>Delete links</li><li>Enable or disable links</li></ul><h3>Analytics &amp; Tracking</h3><ul><li>Retrieve click data</li><li>View performance metrics</li><li>Access campaign-level analytics</li><li>Export tracking data</li></ul><h3>Segment &amp; Campaign Organization</h3><ul><li>Assign segments to links</li><li>Group links into campaigns</li><li>Filter links by segments or campaigns</li><li>Retrieve organized link data</li></ul><h2>Response Format</h2>All API responses are returned in JSON format. A typical response includes:<ul><li>Status code</li><li>Success or error message</li><li>Requested data (if applicable)</li></ul>Errors include descriptive messages to help you debug quickly and efficiently.<h2>Rate Limits</h2>To ensure system stability and fair usage, API requests may be subject to rate limits.If you exceed allowed limits:<ul><li>You may receive a rate limit error response</li><li>Additional requests may be temporarily restricted</li></ul>Refer to the detailed API documentation for current rate policies.<h2>Best Practices</h2>For optimal performance and security:<ul><li>Store API keys securely</li><li>Handle error responses gracefully</li><li>Implement retry logic responsibly</li><li>Avoid excessive request frequency</li><li>Cache analytics data where appropriate</li></ul>Following these best practices ensures stable, secure, and efficient integration.<h2>Getting Started</h2>To begin using the Linkkit API:<ol><li>Generate your API key</li><li>Review available endpoints</li><li>Test requests using Postman or your preferred API tool</li><li>Integrate endpoints into your application</li></ol>For detailed endpoint documentation, parameters, and request examples, explore the API reference pages in this section.<h2>Need Help?</h2>If you encounter issues while integrating:<ul><li>Review the endpoint documentation carefully</li><li>Check authentication headers</li><li>Verify request formatting</li><li>Contact support if needed</li></ul>Our goal is to make Linkkit integration simple, secure, and scalable for developers.

API Overview

Connect Linkkit with Slack to create short links directly from Slack and receive real-time link notifications in your channels. With the Slack integration, your team can generate links faster and stay updated on link activity without leaving Slack.<h2>What the Slack Integration Does</h2>When connected, Slack allows you to:<ul><li>Create short links using the <code>/linkkit</code> command</li><li>Receive notifications for link activity</li><li>Share shortened links instantly in any Slack channel</li><li>Improve collaboration around campaign tracking</li></ul>This is especially useful for marketing, social, and growth teams that work inside Slack daily.<h2>How to Connect Slack to Linkkit</h2>To connect your Slack workspace:<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit Dashboard</li><li>Go to Settings</li><li>Click Integrations</li><li>Under Slack, click Connect Slack</li><li>Authorize Linkkit in your Slack workspace</li></ol>Once connected, your Slack workspace will be linked to Linkkit.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772517414857-vmmd0kg2f9.png"><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772517460927-uksj24ye5ya.png"><h2>How to Create Short Links from Slack</h2>After integration, you can generate short links directly inside Slack using:<pre><code>/linkkit https://example.com</code></pre>Slack will instantly return a shortened Linkkit URL.You can use this command in:<ul><li>Public channels</li><li>Private channels</li><li>Direct messages</li></ul>This allows you to create links without switching between tools.<h2>Receiving Slack Notifications</h2>You can receive notifications in Slack when:<ul><li>A new short link is created</li><li>A link receives clicks</li><li>Campaign activity increases</li></ul>Notifications help your team monitor performance in real time.Notification preferences can be managed from: Settings → Notifications<h2>Managing the Integration</h2>To manage or disconnect Slack:<ol><li>Go to Settings</li><li>Click Integrations</li><li>Select Slack</li><li>Choose to reconnect or disconnect the workspace</li></ol>You can reauthorize Slack anytime if needed.<h2>Summary</h2>The Slack integration enables faster link creation and real-time tracking directly inside Slack. By connecting Linkkit with Slack, teams can collaborate more efficiently and stay aligned on campaign performance without leaving their workflow.

Slack integration in Linkkit allows you to connect your Slack workspace to Linkkit so you can create short links directly from Slack and receive real-time notifications about link activity.

Slack Integration 

Use Linkkit’s Zapier Integration to automate workflows and connect Linkkit with thousands of apps — with no code required. Zapier lets you build automated “Zaps” that trigger actions based on Linkkit events (like clicks or new links), or send data into Linkkit from other apps like Google Sheets, Slack, Mailchimp, and more. This page walks you through the integration, sample use cases, supported triggers &amp; actions, and setup instructions.<h2>What Is Zapier?</h2>Zapier is an automation platform that connects apps and performs actions automatically when events happen.With Linkkit + Zapier, you can:<ul><li>Trigger workflows from Linkkit events</li><li>Send Linkkit data to other apps</li><li>Perform actions in Linkkit based on third-party events</li><li>Build multi-step automations without writing code</li></ul><h2>Why Connect Linkkit to Zapier?</h2>With this integration, you can:Automate repetitive tasks Sync data across tools Collect analytics in external dashboards Trigger notifications Fill CRM entries automatically Enhance productivity without developers<h2>Supported Zap Triggers</h2>These are the Linkkit events that can trigger a Zap:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Trigger</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Description</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">New Link Created</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Fires when a new link is created in Linkkit</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Link Clicked</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Fires when a link is clicked</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Link Updated</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Fires when a link is updated</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Link Deleted</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Fires when a link is deleted</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">QR Scanned</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Fires when a QR code associated with a link is scanned</td></tr></tbody></table><h2>Supported Zap Actions</h2>These are actions you can perform in Linkkit from Zapier:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Action</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Description</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Create Link</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Create a new Linkkit link</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Update Link</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Update an existing link</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Delete Link</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Remove a link</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Find Link</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Search for a link based on criteria</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Add to Segment</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Assign a link to a segment</td></tr></tbody></table>You can mix and match triggers and actions to build powerful automations.<h2>How It Works</h2>Every Zap has two parts:<ol><li>Trigger Event — What initiates the automation</li><li>Action Event — What happens next</li></ol>For example:<ul><li>Trigger: New link clicked in Linkkit</li><li>Action: Create a row in Google Sheets with click details</li></ul>OR<ul><li>Trigger: New subscriber in Mailchimp</li><li>Action: Automatically create a link in Linkkit</li></ul><h2>Setup Guide (Step-by-Step)</h2><h3>Step 1 — Sign In to Zapier</h3><ol><li>Visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://zapier.com">zapier.com</a></li><li>Log in (or create a free Zapier account)</li></ol><h3>Step 2 — Connect Linkkit</h3><ol><li>In Zapier, click Create Zap</li><li>Search for Linkkit in the app list</li><li>Click Connect</li><li>Sign in to your Linkkit account</li><li>Authorize access</li></ol><blockquote>Zapier will prompt you to allow access — this enables data sharing between Linkkit and your chosen apps.</blockquote><h3>Step 3 — Choose a Trigger</h3><ol><li>Select the Linkkit trigger event you want (e.g., “Link Clicked”)</li><li>Zapier will poll Linkkit or listen for events</li><li>Test the trigger to confirm it retrieves sample data</li></ol><h3>Step 4 — Add an Action</h3><ol><li>Choose the action app (e.g., Google Sheets, Slack)</li><li>Configure what should happen when the trigger fires</li><li>Map fields — such as link URL, click counts, timestamps, or segments</li><li>Test the action to confirm it works</li></ol><h3>Step 5 — Turn On Your Zap</h3>Once tested, enable the Zap. Zapier will now automate the workflow in real time.<h3>Example Zaps</h3>Here are some automation ideas you can build:<h3>Log Every Link Click</h3><ul><li>Trigger: Link Clicked</li><li>Action: Create Row in Google Sheets Track every click with timestamp, URL, and device.</li></ul><h3>Send Slack Alerts</h3><ul><li>Trigger: New Link Created</li><li>Action: Send Channel Message in Slack Get notified when teammates create new campaign links.</li></ul><h3>Auto-Segment Links</h3><ul><li>Trigger: New Email in Mailchimp</li><li>Action: Create Link in Linkkit Automatically add links with segment labels based on mailing lists.</li></ul><h3>Sync with CRM</h3><ul><li>Trigger: New Lead in HubSpot</li><li>Action: Create Link in Linkkit Track link usage based on CRM events.</li></ul><h2>Tips for Reliable Zaps</h2><ul><li>Use unique identifiers when using Find actions</li><li>Keep trigger polls frequent when real-time data matters</li><li>Test thoroughly before enabling Zaps</li><li>Use filters and paths in multi-step Zaps for sophisticated logic</li></ul><h2>Limitations &amp; Notes</h2><ul><li>Zapier polls Linkkit to detect triggers — near real-time but not instantaneous</li><li>Some actions may require filters for precise automation</li><li>Ensure API permissions and authentication are set up in Linkkit</li></ul><h2>Troubleshooting</h2>If your Zap isn’t working:<ul><li>Verify your Linkkit account is connected in Zapier</li><li>Check Zapier task history for errors</li><li>Ensure Linkkit triggers have sample data</li><li>Confirm authentication and permission scopes</li><li>Reconnect Linkkit in Zapier if needed</li></ul><h2>Best Practices</h2>Keep Zap naming consistent with workflows Use segments to categorize automated link builds Use filters and actions to reduce noise Monitor Zap runs and task usage in Zapier dashboard<h2>Summary</h2>Linkkit’s Zapier integration empowers you to:Automate workflows between Linkkit and 5,000+ apps Trigger automations based on Linkkit events Perform actions like link creation, updating, and more Build multi-step workflows without writing any codeWhether you're syncing data, sending alerts, or automating marketing tasks — Zapier + Linkkit gives you powerful automation at your fingertips.

Zapier Integration 

To securely access the Linkkit API, all requests must be authenticated using your unique API key. This ensures that only authorized applications and integrations can interact with your link management data, campaign settings, segments, and analytics. This page explains how authentication works, how to generate and use your API key, and best practices for keeping your integration secure.<h2>What Is API Authentication?</h2>The Linkkit API uses a simple, secure key-based authentication system. Each request you make must include your API key in the request header. This verifies your identity and allows Linkkit to authorize access to the resources you’re requesting.Without proper authentication, the API will reject your calls and return an error.<h2>How to Generate Your API Key</h2>To begin integrating with the Linkkit API, first generate your API key from your Linkkit dashboard.<h3>Steps to Generate an API Key:</h3><ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit account.</li><li>Go to Settings → API Keys.</li><li>Click Generate API Key.</li><li>Copy your key and save it somewhere secure.</li></ol><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772517628694-hkm9ihsqwa.png"> <img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772517719291-ic8geq2mm.png">Keep your API key private — treat it like a password. Never expose it in client-side JavaScript or public code repositories.<h2>How Authentication Works</h2>Every request to the Linkkit API must contain two required headers:<h3>Required HTTP Headers</h3><pre><code>Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
Content-Type: application/json</code></pre><ul><li>Authorization — Includes “Bearer” followed by your API key.</li><li>Content-Type — Always set to <code>application/json</code> for API requests.</li></ul>If your API key is missing or invalid, the API will return a 401 Unauthorized error.<h3>Example: Authenticate Using cURL</h3>Here’s how to authenticate a simple API request using curl:<pre><code>curl -X GET "https://api.uselinkkit.com/v1/links" \
 -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
 -H "Content-Type: application/json"</code></pre>Replace <code>YOUR_API_KEY</code> with the key you generated in your Linkkit dashboard.This request fetches all links associated with your account.<h3>Example: Authenticate in JavaScript (Node.js)</h3>Here’s a quick example using Node.js with <code>axios</code>:<pre><code>import axios from "axios";

const apiKey = process.env.LINKKIT_API_KEY;

axios.get("https://api.uselinkkit.com/v1/links", {
 headers: {
 "Authorization": `Bearer ${apiKey}`,
 "Content-Type": "application/json",
 },
})
.then(response =&gt; {
 console.log(response.data);
})
.catch(error =&gt; {
 console.error(error.response.data);
});</code></pre><h2>Authentication Errors</h2>Here are common errors you might encounter:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Error Code</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Message</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Meaning</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">401</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Unauthorized</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Missing or incorrect API key</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">403</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Forbidden</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">API key does not have permission</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">429</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Too Many Requests</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Rate limit exceeded</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">500</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Server Error</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Issue on Linkkit side</td></tr></tbody></table>If you receive an error, verify that:<ul><li>You included the <code>Authorization</code> header</li><li>Your API key is correct</li><li>You are calling the correct API version URL</li></ul><h2>Best Practices for Security</h2>To keep your API integration secure and reliable:<h3>Store API Keys Safely</h3><ul><li>Use environment variables in server environments</li><li>Do not expose API keys in frontend code</li></ul><h3>Rotate Keys Periodically</h3><ul><li>Regenerate keys if they are compromised</li><li>Use separate keys for development and production</li></ul><h3>Use HTTPS</h3><ul><li>Always make API calls over HTTPS to encrypt your credentials</li></ul><h3>Limit Access</h3><ul><li>If possible, assign scoped or limited API access based on the environment</li></ul>Following these practices helps maintain the security and integrity of your Linkkit integration.<h2>Summary</h2>To authenticate with the Linkkit API:<ol><li>Generate an API key in your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Add the key to your request header using the Bearer scheme</li><li>Always use secure HTTPS requests</li><li>Store your API key safely and rotate it when needed</li></ol>With proper authentication, you gain secure, programmatic access to your Linkkit platform for automation, analytics, and customized workflows.

Generate and use API keys for authentication

API Authentication

Webhooks allow Linkkit to send real-time event notifications to your application whenever specific actions occur in your workspace. Instead of constantly polling the API for updates, webhooks push data instantly to your server — making your integrations faster, more efficient, and event-driven. With Linkkit Webhooks, you can automate workflows when links are clicked, created, updated, deleted, or when QR codes are scanned.<h2>What Are Webhooks?</h2>A webhook is an HTTP callback that sends a POST request to a URL you control whenever a selected event happens in Linkkit.For example:<ul><li>A short link is clicked</li><li>A new link is created</li><li>A link is updated</li><li>A link is deleted</li><li>A QR code is scanned</li></ul>When these events occur, Linkkit sends structured JSON data to your webhook endpoint.<h2>Why Use Webhooks?</h2>Webhooks allow you to:<ul><li>Trigger automations in real time</li><li>Update CRM systems instantly</li><li>Send internal notifications when links are clicked</li><li>Sync link data with external dashboards</li><li>Track QR scans automatically</li><li>Trigger marketing workflows</li></ul>They are ideal for SaaS platforms, automation tools, marketing systems, and analytics dashboards.<h2>Setting Up Webhooks in Linkkit</h2>You can configure webhooks directly from your dashboard.<h3>Step 1: Navigate to Webhooks</h3><ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit account</li><li>Go to Settings → Webhooks</li><li>Click Add Endpoint</li></ol>(As shown in your dashboard UI)<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772516798643-4f0rbaz47li.png"><h3>Step 2: Add a Webhook Endpoint</h3>You’ll need to provide:<ul><li>Endpoint URL – The public URL where Linkkit should send event data</li><li>Events to Subscribe – Select the events you want to receive</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772516830817-lsxbzpth12p.png">After saving, Linkkit will begin sending POST requests to your endpoint whenever selected events occur.<h2>Available Webhook Events</h2>Based on your current system, Linkkit supports the following events:<h3>link.clicked</h3>Triggered when a short link is clicked.<h3>link.created</h3>Triggered when a new link is created.<h3>link.updated</h3>Triggered when an existing link is updated.<h3>link.deleted</h3>Triggered when a link is deleted.<h3>qr.scanned</h3>Triggered when a QR code associated with a link is scanned.You can subscribe to one or multiple events per webhook endpoint.<h2>Webhook Request Format</h2>All webhook events are sent as HTTP POST requests with JSON payloads.<h3>Example Payload (link.clicked)</h3><pre><code>{
 "event": "link.clicked",
 "timestamp": "2026-02-27T12:45:00Z",
 "data": {
 "link_id": "lnk_847392",
 "short_url": "https://lkkt.in/summer-sale",
 "destination_url": "https://example.com/product",
 "segment": "Black Friday 2026",
 "campaign": "Q4 Sales",
 "click_location": "India",
 "device": "Mobile"
 }
}</code></pre><h2>How Your Server Should Respond</h2>Your endpoint must:<ul><li>Accept POST requests</li><li>Parse JSON payloads</li><li>Return a 200 OK HTTP status</li></ul>If your server does not return a successful status code, Linkkit may retry the webhook delivery.<h2>Webhook Security Best Practices</h2>To keep your integration secure:<h3>Use HTTPS</h3>Always use secure HTTPS endpoints.<h3>Validate Incoming Requests</h3>Verify webhook signatures (if enabled in future updates) or restrict requests by IP if applicable.<h3>Handle Idempotency</h3>Ensure your system can safely process duplicate events in case of retries.<h3>Log Events</h3>Maintain logs for debugging and monitoring failed webhook deliveries.<h2>Testing Webhooks</h2>Before going live:<ul><li>Use tools like Postman or ngrok to test endpoints locally</li><li>Confirm your endpoint correctly parses JSON</li><li>Simulate events by creating or clicking test links</li></ul>Make sure your system handles all selected event types properly.<h2>Common Webhook Errors</h2><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Error</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Cause</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">400 Bad Request</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Invalid endpoint configuration</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">401 Unauthorized</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Endpoint requires authentication</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">404 Not Found</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Incorrect webhook URL</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">500 Server Error</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Your server failed to process the request</td></tr></tbody></table>If webhooks fail repeatedly, review your endpoint configuration and server logs.<h2>When Should You Use Webhooks vs API?</h2><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Use Case</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">API</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Webhooks</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Fetch link data manually</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✅</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">❌</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Real-time click notifications</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">❌</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✅</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Scheduled data sync</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✅</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">❌</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Instant automation triggers</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">❌</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">✅</td></tr></tbody></table>Webhooks are ideal for real-time automation. The API is best for on-demand data retrieval.<h2>Summary</h2>Linkkit Webhooks enable real-time automation by sending event-based notifications directly to your application.With support for:<ul><li>Link clicks</li><li>Link creation</li><li>Link updates</li><li>Link deletion</li><li>QR scans</li></ul>You can build powerful integrations that respond instantly to activity inside your Linkkit workspace.

Receive real-time notifications for events

Webhooks

Linkkit supports OAuth 2.0, a secure and industry-standard authorisation protocol that lets developers build apps which can access Linkkit user data without exposing user credentials or API keys. OAuth enables third-party applications to request permission, so users can authorise integrations safely and conveniently. This page explains how Linkkit’s OAuth works — from registering your app to implementing the authorisation flow and securely handling tokens.<h2>What Is OAuth?</h2>OAuth (Open Authorisation) allows applications to access user-authorised data without needing to store or manage usernames and passwords.In Linkkit, OAuth enables your app to:<ul><li>Access a user’s links</li><li>Retrieve analytics and campaign data</li><li>Create or update user resources</li><li>Build integrations that act on behalf of a user</li></ul>This approach is safer and more flexible than sharing API keys.<h2>Why Use OAuth with Linkkit?</h2>OAuth is recommended when:<ul><li>You’re building third-party integrations</li><li>Users need to authorise access securely</li><li>You want multi-user application access</li><li>You want to follow modern security standards</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772517054796-4jwtk2ugeqe.png"> OAuth removes the need for users to share their API keys, improving security and user experience — especially for public or marketplace apps.<h2>Registering Your OAuth App</h2>To start, you must register your app in your Linkkit dashboard.<h3>Steps to Register</h3><ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit account</li><li>Navigate to Settings → OAuth Apps</li><li>Click Add New App</li><li>Enter required details:<ul><li>App name</li><li>Redirect URI(s)</li><li>Description (optional)</li><li>Logo (optional)</li></ul></li><li>Submit to save</li></ol>When finished, you will receive:<ul><li>Client ID</li><li>Client Secret</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772517011489-unan71c4t1j.png">These credentials uniquely identify your OAuth application and must be kept confidential.<h2>Authorisation Flow (OAuth 2.0)</h2>Linkkit uses the standard Authorisation Code Grant flow — the most common secure OAuth pattern for server-based apps.<h3>Redirect Users to Authorise</h3>Direct users to Linkkit’s authorisation page:<pre><code>https://api.uselinkkit.com/oauth/authorize?
response_type=code
&amp;client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID
&amp;redirect_uri=YOUR_REDIRECT_URI
&amp;state=SECURE_RANDOM_STRING
&amp;scope=REQUESTED_SCOPES</code></pre>URL parameters:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 75px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Parameter</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Required</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Description</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>client_id</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Yes</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Your app’s Client ID</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>redirect_uri</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Yes</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Must exactly match one of the registered URIs</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>response_type</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Yes</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Must be <code>code</code></td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>scope</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Optional</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Permissions your app needs</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>state</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Recommended</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Secure random string to prevent CSRF</td></tr></tbody></table>Upon consent, users are redirected back with:<pre><code>?code=AUTH_CODE&amp;state=YOUR_STATE</code></pre>This is the authorisation code you’ll exchange for tokens.<h3>Exchange Authorization Code for Tokens</h3>Now send a POST request to exchange the code for an access token and a refresh token:POST<pre><code>https://api.uselinkkit.com/oauth/token</code></pre>Body (application/x-www-form-urlencoded):<pre><code>grant_type=authorization_code
&amp;code=AUTH_CODE
&amp;redirect_uri=YOUR_REDIRECT_URI
&amp;client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID
&amp;client_secret=YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET</code></pre>Successful Response:<pre><code>{
 "access_token": "ACCESS_TOKEN",
 "refresh_token": "REFRESH_TOKEN",
 "expires_in": 3600,
 "scope": "granted scopes"
}</code></pre><ul><li><code>access_token</code> — Used to call the Linkkit API on behalf of the user</li><li><code>refresh_token</code> — Used to refresh the access token when it expires</li></ul><h3>Use the Access Token</h3>With a valid access token, you can make authenticated API requests like:<pre><code>curl -H "Authorization: Bearer ACCESS_TOKEN" \
"https://api.uselinkkit.com/v1/links"</code></pre>The token gives your app temporary authorised access to the user’s data.<h2>Token Refresh Flow</h2>Access tokens expire regularly. When they do, use the refresh token to obtain a new one.POST<pre><code>https://api.uselinkkit.com/oauth/token</code></pre>Body:<pre><code>grant_type=refresh_token
&amp;refresh_token=REFRESH_TOKEN
&amp;client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID
&amp;client_secret=YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET</code></pre>Response:<pre><code>{
 "access_token": "NEW_ACCESS_TOKEN",
 "expires_in": 3600
}</code></pre>Refresh tokens help maintain long-running sessions safely without asking the user to re-authorise.<h2>Scopes</h2>Scopes define what level of access your app requests.Example scopes might include:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Scope</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Description</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>links.read</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Read user links</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>links.write</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Create, update, and delete links</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>analytics.read</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Read link analytics</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>segments.read</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Access user segments</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>campaigns.manage</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Manage campaigns</td></tr></tbody></table>Always request the minimum scopes required — it increases user trust and improves authorisation conversion.<h2>Handling OAuth Errors</h2>OAuth endpoints may respond with structured error messages, such as:<pre><code>{
 "error": "invalid_grant",
 "error_description": "code_invalid_or_expired"
}</code></pre>Common errors include:<table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Error</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Meaning</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>invalid_request</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Required parameter missing</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>invalid_client</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Invalid client ID or secret</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>invalid_grant</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Code rejected or expired</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>unauthorized_client</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">The client is not allowed the requested grant</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1"><code>invalid_scope</code></td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Requested scopes not supported</td></tr></tbody></table>Ensure to handle errors gracefully in your application UI and backend logic.<h2>Security Best Practices</h2>Follow these guidelines to secure your OAuth implementation:<ul><li>Store client secrets securely — never expose them in frontend code</li><li>Use state parameters to prevent CSRF</li><li>Validate redirect URIs</li><li>Protect refresh tokens securely</li><li>Use HTTPS for all OAuth requests</li></ul><h2>Summary</h2>Linkkit’s OAuth system enables secure third-party access using the Authorisation Code flow. It lets you:Authenticate users without exposing passwords Request limited scopes of access Refresh access tokens safely Build scalable integrations without API key sharingOAuth is perfect for marketplace apps, analytics platforms, dashboards, and automation tools.

Create OAuth apps for third-party integrations

OAuth Applications

Integrate Linkkit with your apps and workflows

API & Integrations

<h2>Overview</h2>Linkkit offers simple, transparent pricing designed for individuals, professionals, growing teams, and large enterprises. Whether you're creating your first tracked link or managing thousands of campaigns, there’s a plan built to support your growth.You can choose between monthly and annual billing (annual plans include 2 months free).This guide covers:<ul><li>Available plans and pricing</li><li>What’s included in each plan</li></ul><h2>Linkkit Pricing Plans (Monthly)</h2><h2>Starter Plan – $19/month</h2>Best for Solo Founders &amp; Small CreatorsThe Starter plan is ideal for individuals who need reliable link tracking and performance analytics.<h3>Starter Plan Includes:</h3><ul><li>250 new links</li><li>10,000 tracked clicks per month</li><li>1 workspace</li><li>10 custom domains</li><li>3 users</li><li>60 days analytics retention</li><li>Unlimited lists &amp; tags</li><li>Advanced real-time analytics</li><li>Linkkit branding</li><li>CSV export</li><li>Limited API access</li><li>Basic support</li></ul><h2>Pro Plan – $49/month</h2>Best for Professionals &amp; ConsultantsThe Pro plan expands limits and unlocks advanced tracking tools for marketers managing multiple campaigns.<h3>Pro Plan Includes:</h3><ul><li>2,000 new links</li><li>50,000 tracked clicks per month</li><li>3 workspaces</li><li>20 custom domains</li><li>10 users</li><li>1 year analytics retention</li><li>Retargeting pixels</li><li>QR branding</li><li>Full API access</li><li>Basic support</li></ul>This is the most popular plan for agencies and performance marketers.<h2>Business Plan – $99/month</h2>Best for Growing Marketing TeamsThe Business plan is designed for teams that require collaboration, automation, and advanced integrations.<h3>Business Plan Includes:</h3><ul><li>10,000 new links</li><li>150,000 tracked clicks per month</li><li>10 workspaces</li><li>50 custom domains</li><li>25 users</li><li>2 years analytics retention</li><li>Pixels + Google Analytics integration</li><li>Remove Linkkit branding</li><li>Priority support</li><li>API + Webhooks</li><li>Role-based permissions</li></ul>Ideal for scaling brands and marketing departments.<h2>Enterprise Plan – Custom Pricing</h2>Best for Large-Scale OperationsThe Enterprise plan provides high-volume tracking, security, and infrastructure flexibility.<h3>Enterprise Plan Includes:</h3><ul><li>Unlimited new links</li><li>500,000+ tracked clicks per month</li><li>Unlimited workspaces</li><li>Unlimited custom domains</li><li>Unlimited analytics retention</li><li>Custom retention policies</li><li>SSO (Single Sign-On)</li><li>SLA</li><li>Dedicated infrastructure</li><li>Priority support</li></ul>Contact the sales team for custom enterprise pricing.<h2>Free Plan – $0</h2>Start Tracking Links for FreeIf you're new to Linkkit, begin with the free plan and upgrade anytime.<h3>Free Plan Includes:</h3><ul><li>25 new links per month</li><li>1 custom domain</li><li>1,000 tracked clicks per month</li><li>30 days analytics retention</li></ul><img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456490168-ilrnb7jbyrk.png"><h2>Monthly vs Annual Billing</h2><h3>Save More with Annual Billing</h3>Linkkit offers:<h3>Monthly Subscription</h3><ul><li>Flexible payments</li><li>Cancel anytime</li></ul><h3>Annual Subscription</h3><ul><li>2 months free</li><li>Lower overall cost</li><li>Ideal for long-term campaigns</li></ul>You can switch billing cycles from your account settings.<h2></h2><h2> </h2>

Plans and Pricing

Upgrading your Linkkit plan allows you to unlock higher link limits, increased tracked clicks, advanced integrations, additional users, and premium support features.You can upgrade at any time from your dashboard. All upgrades take effect immediately, so you can continue running campaigns without interruption.This guide explains:<ul><li>When to upgrade</li><li>How to upgrade your plan</li><li>What happens after upgrading</li><li>How Billing works</li></ul><h2>When Should You Upgrade Your Plan?</h2>You may need to upgrade your Linkkit subscription if:<h3>You Are Reaching Your Limits</h3><ul><li>You’ve hit your monthly tracked click limit</li><li>You need more new links</li><li>You require additional users</li><li>You need more workspaces</li><li>You want additional custom domains</li></ul><h3>You Need Advanced Features</h3>Higher plans unlock:<ul><li>Retargeting pixels</li><li>Full API access</li><li>Webhooks</li><li>Google Analytics integration</li><li>Role-based permissions</li><li>Removal of Linkkit branding</li><li>Priority support</li></ul>If your campaigns are scaling, upgrading ensures uninterrupted tracking and performance monitoring.<h2>How to Upgrade Your Linkkit Plan</h2>Upgrading your Linkkit plan only takes a few minutes. Follow the steps below to unlock higher limits and advanced features instantly.<h3>Step 1: Log in to Your Linkkit Account</h3>Sign in to your Linkkit dashboard using your registered email and password.Make sure you're logged into the correct workspace if you manage multiple accounts.<h3>Step 2: Open Billing &amp; Plans Settings</h3>From your dashboard: Settings → Billing &amp; Plans<ol><li>Click on Settings in the sidebar menu.</li><li>Select Billing &amp; Plans.</li></ol>Here, you’ll see your current subscription details, billing cycle, and available plan options.<img class="max-w-full rounded-lg" src="https://iktbabwehhjebtpddmwa.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/media/uploads/1772456608936-crr4pezyk4e.png"><h3>Step 3: Click “Change Plan”</h3>You’ll see your current plan and available upgrade options.On the Billing &amp; Plans page:<ul><li>Click the Change Plan button.</li><li>A list of available upgrade options will appear.</li></ul>You’ll be able to compare features and limits before selecting a new plan.<h3>Step 4: Choose Your New Plan</h3>Select the plan that fits your needs:<ul><li>Starter – For individuals</li><li>Pro – For professionals &amp; consultants</li><li>Business – For growing teams</li><li>Enterprise – Contact sales for custom pricing</li></ul>You can also switch between:<ul><li>Monthly billing (flexible payments)</li><li>Annual billing (2 months free)</li></ul>If you select annual billing, your subscription will be charged yearly at a discounted rate.<h3>Step 5: Review and Confirm Payment</h3>Before completing the upgrade:<ul><li>Review your selected plan</li><li>Confirm the billing cycle (monthly or annual)</li><li>Verify your payment method</li></ul>Click Confirm Upgrade to complete the process.<h2>What Happens After You Upgrade?</h2><h3>Immediate Access to New Limits</h3>Once your upgrade is confirmed:<ul><li>Your new link limits apply immediately</li><li>Your new tracked click limits apply immediately</li><li>Additional users and workspaces become available</li><li>Advanced features unlock instantly</li></ul>There is no downtime.<h3>Data and Links Remain Safe</h3><ul><li>Existing links remain active</li><li>Analytics data is preserved</li><li>No links are deleted during upgrade</li></ul>Your campaigns continue running seamlessly.<h2>How Billing Works</h2><ul><li>You are charged at the beginning of each billing cycle.</li><li>Click limits reset monthly.</li><li>If you exceed your click limit, you may need to upgrade your plan.</li><li>Annual plans are billed once per year.</li></ul>You can update payment details anytime under Billing Settings.<h3>Choosing the Right Plan</h3><table class="border-collapse table-auto w-full" style="min-width: 50px;"><colgroup><col style="min-width: 25px;"><col style="min-width: 25px;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">If you are…</th><th colspan="1" rowspan="1">Recommended Plan</th></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Individual creator</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Starter</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Consultant or agency</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Pro</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Marketing team</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Business</td></tr><tr><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Enterprise organization</td><td colspan="1" rowspan="1">Enterprise</td></tr></tbody></table>If you're unsure, start with Starter or Pro and upgrade as your usage grows.

Upgrading Your Plan

<h3>What are Linkkit plans?</h3>Linkkit offers flexible plans to suit different needs—from individual creators to large enterprises. Plans include:<ul><li>Free Plan</li><li>Starter</li><li>Pro</li><li>Business</li><li>Enterprise (custom pricing)</li></ul>Each plan includes tracked links, analytics, custom domains, and varying limits.<h3>What features are included in Linkkit plans?</h3>All plans include:<ul><li>Link creation and tracking</li><li>Custom domain support</li><li>Real-time analytics</li><li>Lists &amp; tags</li><li>CSV export</li></ul>Higher-tier plans add features like:<ul><li>More tracked clicks</li><li>More custom domains</li><li>Pixels &amp; integrations</li><li>API access</li><li>Priority support</li><li>Role-based permissions</li><li>Removed Linkkit branding</li></ul><h2>Billing &amp; Payments</h2><h3>How am I billed?</h3>Linkkit bills based on your selected plan and billing cycle:<ul><li>Monthly billing: charged every month</li><li>Annual billing: charged once per year with 2 months free</li></ul>You choose the billing cycle during signup or plan upgrade.<h3>When will I be billed?</h3>You are billed immediately when you:<ul><li>Subscribe to a new plan</li><li>Switch to a higher plan</li><li>Upgrade to annual billing</li></ul>Renewals occur at the beginning of each billing cycle.<h3>Can I switch between monthly and annual billing?</h3>Yes! You can switch billing cycles anytime from your Billing &amp; Plans page. Choosing annual billing lowers your overall cost and gives you 2 months free.<h3>Can I update my payment method?</h3>Absolutely. To update your card or billing details:<ol><li>Go to Settings → Billing &amp; Plans</li><li>Select Billing Information</li><li>Edit your payment details</li></ol>Changes apply immediately.<h2>Upgrading &amp; Changing Plans</h2><h3>How do I cancel my subscription?</h3>To cancel your paid plan:<ol><li>Go to Settings → Billing &amp; Plans</li><li>Click Cancel Subscription</li><li>Confirm the cancellation</li></ol>Your subscription will remain active until the end of your current billing cycle. After that, your account will automatically downgrade to the Free plan.You will:<ul><li>Retain access to all paid features until the billing period ends</li><li>Keep all existing links active</li><li>Be moved to Free plan limits once the cycle completes</li></ul>Linkkit does not provide refunds for unused time in the current billing period.<h3>How do I upgrade my Linkkit plan?</h3>To upgrade:<ol><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Navigate to Settings → Billing &amp; Plans</li><li>Click Change Plan</li><li>Select a higher plan</li><li>Confirm your payment</li></ol>Your new plan activates instantly with new limits and features.<h3>Can I downgrade my plan?</h3>Yes, you can downgrade anytime. Downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing cycle, ensuring you still get full access until then.<h3>What happens to my links if I downgrade?</h3>When you downgrade (for example, from Business to Pro, or from any paid plan to Free): Your existing links:<ul><li>Continue working normally</li><li>Keep redirecting without interruption</li></ul>However:<ul><li>You cannot create new links beyond your new plan’s limit</li><li>Free plan users are limited to 25 new links per month</li><li>Custom domains already connected remain active</li><li>You cannot add new custom domains beyond your downgraded plan limit</li><li>Analytics retention adjusts to your new plan’s data limits</li></ul>If your link count exceeds the new plan’s allowance, you’ll need to delete links or upgrade again to create new ones.<h3>What if I exceed my plan limits?</h3>If you exceed your monthly tracked click or link limits, you’ll be prompted to upgrade. Higher plans offer more capacity.<h2>Plan Limits &amp; Usage</h2><h3>How many links can I create on each plan?</h3><ul><li>Free: 25 new links/month</li><li>Starter: 250 new links/month</li><li>Pro: 2,000 new links/month</li><li>Business: 10,000 new links/month</li><li>Enterprise: Unlimited</li></ul><h3>How many clicks can be tracked?</h3>Each plan has a tracked click quota per month:<ul><li>Free: 1,000 clicks</li><li>Starter: 10,000 clicks</li><li>Pro: 50,000 clicks</li><li>Business: 150,000 clicks</li><li>Enterprise: 500,000+ (custom)</li></ul>If you need more capacity, upgrade your plan.<h2>Billing &amp; Invoices</h2><h3>Will I get an invoice?</h3>Yes. After each successful payment, an invoice is generated and available under Billing &amp; Plans → Invoices.You can download PDF versions for your records.<h3>How do I get an invoice or receipt?</h3>After every successful payment:<ul><li>A receipt is automatically emailed to you</li><li>A downloadable invoice is available in your dashboard</li></ul>To access past invoices:<ol><li>Go to Settings → Billing &amp; Plans</li><li>Open Invoice History</li><li>Click any invoice to view or download a PDF</li></ol>Invoices include:<ul><li>Workspace name</li><li>Billing address</li><li>Plan name</li><li>Itemized charges</li><li>Payment date</li></ul><h3>Do you offer refunds?</h3>Linkkit does not typically provide refunds for:<ul><li>Monthly subscriptions</li><li>Unused portions of annual subscriptions</li></ul>If you cancel your plan, you retain access until the end of your billing cycle.If you recently purchased an annual plan and are unsatisfied within the first 7 days, contact support. Refund requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.<h2>Enterprise &amp; Custom Billing</h2><h3>What if I need a custom plan?</h3>For high-volume needs, security requirements, or custom pricing, the Enterprise Plan offers:<ul><li>Unlimited links</li><li>Unlimited custom domains</li><li>Custom click thresholds</li><li>SLA &amp; dedicated support</li><li>SSO (Single Sign-On)</li></ul>Contact Linkkit Sales for a tailored quote.<h2>Troubleshooting</h2><h3>Why was my card declined?</h3>Your card may be declined for reasons like:<ul><li>Expired card</li><li>Insufficient funds</li><li>Bank authorization required</li><li>Incorrect billing address</li></ul>Update your card or contact your bank if the issue persists.<h3>My plan didn’t upgrade — what should I do?</h3>Try:<ol><li>Refreshing your browser</li><li>Confirming your billing details</li><li>Checking your card balance</li></ol>If issues continue, contact support through your dashboard.

Common questions about billing and payments

Billing FAQ

Billing & Plans

At Linkkit, protecting your account and workspace data is a top priority. The Security settings allow you to manage login protection, monitor active sessions, and maintain strong password security. This guide explains how each security feature works and how to keep your account protected.<h2>Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)</h2>Two-Factor Authentication adds a verification step when signing in to your account.When enabled, 2FA requires:<ul><li>Your password</li><li>A secondary verification code</li></ul>This ensures that even if your password is compromised, unauthorised users cannot access your account.<blockquote>2FA is currently coming soon and will be available in the Security section once released.</blockquote><h3>Why 2FA Matters</h3><ul><li>Protects against password breaches</li><li>Prevents unauthorized logins</li><li>Adds an extra security layer to your workspace</li></ul><h3>Active Sessions Management</h3>The Active Sessions panel allows you to monitor all devices currently logged into your Linkkit account.You can:<ul><li>View your current session</li><li>Identify other logged-in devices</li><li>Sign out of any session instantly</li></ul>If you forget to log out from a shared or public device, you can remotely terminate that session for security.<h3>When to Review Active Sessions</h3><ul><li>After logging in on a new device</li><li>If you suspect unauthorised access</li><li>After using a public or shared computer</li></ul>Managing active sessions is one of the fastest ways to secure your account.<h2>Password Security</h2>Your password is the foundation of account protection.From the Security settings, you can change your password at any time.<h3>How to Strengthen Your Password</h3><ul><li>Use at least 8–12 characters</li><li>Include uppercase and lowercase letters</li><li>Add numbers and symbols</li><li>Avoid reusing passwords from other platforms</li></ul>If you signed in using a third-party authentication provider (such as Google), password updates may be handled by that provider.<h2>Security Best Practices for Your Workspace</h2>To maintain strong data security in Linkkit:<ul><li>Enable Two-Factor Authentication when available</li><li>Regularly review active sessions</li><li>Change your password periodically</li><li>Avoid sharing login credentials</li><li>Remove inactive team members promptly</li></ul>These steps help prevent unauthorised access and keep your workspace secure.<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2><ol><li>Can I see all devices logged into my account? Yes. The Active Sessions section displays signed-in devices currently.</li><li>What happens if I sign out of a session? That device immediately loses access and must log in again.</li><li>Is Two-Factor Authentication mandatory? It is optional (once available), but strongly recommended.</li></ol><h2>Summary</h2>Linkkit’s Security settings give you control over:<ul><li>Account login protection</li><li>Active session management</li><li>Password security</li><li>Future 2FA protection</li></ul>By regularly reviewing your security settings, you ensure your workspace and linked data remain protected.

Data Security

Linkkit is committed to protecting your privacy and complying with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — the European Union’s data protection and privacy law. This page explains how Linkkit handles personal data, what GDPR means for you, and how your information is protected and managed.<h2>What Is GDPR?</h2>The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European privacy law designed to give individuals control over their personal data.Under GDPR, organizations that collect or process personal data must:<ul><li>Process data lawfully, transparently, and fairly</li><li>Collect only the data that is necessary</li><li>Store data securely</li><li>Respect your privacy rights</li></ul>Even if you are outside the EU, GDPR standards influence how data privacy is handled globally.<h2>How Linkkit Complies with GDPR</h2>Linkkit follows GDPR principles to ensure your personal information is protected.<h3>Lawful Data Processing</h3>We only collect and use personal data when:<ul><li>It is necessary to provide Linkkit services</li><li>You consent to our processing</li><li>It is required for legal compliance or security</li></ul>We do not process or store personal data without a lawful basis.<h3>Transparency and Control</h3>You always have access to information about how your data is used.We provide:<ul><li>Clear privacy policies</li><li>Easy access to settings that control your data</li><li>Options to request, review, or delete your information</li></ul><h3>Data Minimization</h3>We collect only the personal data essential to deliver our services, such as:<ul><li>Account information (name, email)</li><li>Usage data</li><li>Workspace activities related to features you use</li></ul>We do not collect unnecessary personal information.<h3>Security Measures</h3>Linkkit implements administrative and technical safeguards, including:<ul><li>Encrypted data storage</li><li>Secure communication protocols (HTTPS)</li><li>Access control and role-based permissions</li><li>Ongoing monitoring and security reviews</li></ul>These measures help protect your data from unauthorised access, loss, or misuse.<h2>Your GDPR Rights</h2>Under GDPR, you have specific rights regarding your personal data.You can:<h3>1. Access Your Data</h3>Request a copy of the personal data Linkkit stores about you.<h3>2. Correct Your Data</h3>If your information is inaccurate or incomplete, ask us to update it.<h3>3. Delete Your Data</h3>You can request deletion of your personal data (subject to legal requirements and service needs).<h3>4. Restrict Processing</h3>You can ask us to limit how we process your information.<h3>5. Data Portability</h3>If requested, Linkkit will provide your personal data in a commonly used format.<h3>6. Withdraw Consent</h3>You can withdraw consent to processing where processing is based on consent.<h2>How to Exercise Your GDPR Rights</h2>To make a data request or exercise your rights:<ol><li>Visit your Account Settings</li><li>Choose your preferred action (data access, correction, deletion, etc.)</li><li>Submit a request via the in-app support or privacy contact form</li></ol>Alternatively, contact Linkkit Support at: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="mailto:support@uselinkkit.com">support@uselinkkit.com</a>We will respond in accordance with GDPR timelines and procedures.<h2>Data Retention</h2>Linkkit retains personal data only as long as necessary to:<ul><li>Provide and support our services</li><li>Comply with legal and contractual obligations</li><li>Improve product functionality</li></ul>When personal data is no longer required, we securely delete or anonymize it.<h2>Third-Party Processors</h2>Linkkit may use trusted third-party providers (e.g., cloud hosting, analytics services) to help deliver our platform.Whenever third parties process personal data on our behalf, we:<ul><li>Enter into data processing agreements</li><li>Require GDPR-aligned security and privacy practices</li><li>Ensure they only process data for authorised purposes</li></ul><h2>Privacy Policy &amp; Legal Agreements</h2>Your use of Linkkit is governed by:<ul><li>Our Privacy Policy</li><li>Our Terms of Service</li><li>Any applicable data protection laws</li></ul>You can review our Privacy Policy at: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="https://uselinkkit.com/privacy-policy">https://uselinkkit.com/privacy-policy</a>These documents provide specific legal details about data processing, storage, rights, and contact information.<h2>Summary</h2>Linkkit’s approach to GDPR and data protection focuses on:Transparency and user control Secure data handling and storage Respecting your rights over personal data Complying with legal privacy standardsYour privacy and security are important — and we strive to protect your data in every aspect of the Linkkit experience.

How Linkkit complies with privacy regulations

GDPR and Privacy Compliance

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of protection to your Linkkit account by requiring a second verification step during login. Instead of relying solely on your password, 2FA requires a second confirmation — typically a code from an authenticator app — helping prevent unauthorised access even if your password is compromised. This page explains how 2FA works, why it matters, how to enable it, and best practices to keep your account secure.<h2>What Is Two-Factor Authentication?</h2>Two-Factor Authentication is a security method that combines:<ol><li>Something you know (your password)</li><li>Something you have (a code generated on your phone or device)</li></ol>With 2FA enabled, signing in requires both elements — making unauthorised access significantly more difficult.Unlike password-only logins, 2FA protects against:<ul><li>Keyloggers</li><li>Password breaches</li><li>Shared or reused passwords</li><li>Automated hacking attempts</li></ul><h2>How 2FA Works in Linkkit</h2>When 2FA is enabled:<ol><li>You enter your email and password as usual</li><li>You are prompted for a verification code</li><li>Open your authenticator app to retrieve the code</li><li>Enter the code to complete sign-in</li></ol>Verification codes typically refresh every 30 seconds, ensuring secure, time-based access.<h2>Supported Authentication Methods</h2>Linkkit supports standard Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP) authenticators, such as:<ul><li>Google Authenticator</li><li>Authy</li><li>Microsoft Authenticator</li><li>1Password / other secure TOTP apps</li></ul>These apps generate unique, short-lived codes linked to your account.<h2>How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication</h2><blockquote>Two-factor authentication is currently rolling out and may be labeled “Coming Soon” in your dashboard. Once enabled, follow the steps below.</blockquote><h3>1. Go to Your Security Settings</h3><ol><li>Open your Linkkit dashboard</li><li>Navigate to Settings → Security</li><li>Locate the Two-Factor Authentication panel</li></ol><h3>2. Click Enable 2FA</h3>Click the Enable 2FA toggle or button to start the setup wizard.<h3>3. Scan the QR Code with Your Authenticator App</h3>Linkkit will display a QR code.<ol><li>Open your authenticator app</li><li>Scan the code</li><li>The app will generate a 6-digit verification code</li></ol>This links your account to the authenticator.<h3>4. Enter the Verification Code</h3>Type the 6-digit code from your authenticator app into the Linkkit prompt.If the code matches, 2FA is successfully activated.<h3>5. Save Backup Codes</h3>Linkkit will provide backup codes — store these securely.Backup codes let you sign in even if you lose access to your authenticator app.<h2>How 2FA Works on Sign-In</h2>Once 2FA is enabled:<ul><li>After entering your email and password, you’ll be prompted for a 6-digit code</li><li>Open your authenticator app to retrieve the current code</li><li>Enter the code to complete the login</li></ul>If you enter an incorrect code, you’ll be prompted to try again.<h2>Backup Codes — What They Are and Why They Matter</h2>When you enable 2FA, Linkkit provides backup codes:<ul><li>One-time use codes</li><li>Stored offline</li><li>Used if you lose access to your authenticator app</li></ul><h3>How to Use Backup Codes</h3>If your device is lost or your authenticator app is unavailable:<ol><li>Attempt login as normal</li><li>When prompted for a verification code, select Use backup code</li><li>Enter one of the backup codes you saved</li></ol>Each backup code can be used only once.<h2>Security Best Practices</h2>To keep your 2FA setup secure:Use a trusted authenticator app (not SMS) Store backup codes in a secure place Do NOT share your verification codes Update your device or app regularly Remove old or unused devices from your account

Two-Factor Authentication

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Security & Privacy

<h2>Migrate from Rebrandly</h2>Easily transfer your links from Rebrandly to Linkkit using API integration. Move your short links, slugs, and metadata into Linkkit without manual effort.If you currently manage short links in Rebrandly, you can migrate them to Linkkit using a secure API connection. Linkkit allows you to fetch your links directly from Rebrandly, preview them, and import them into your workspace in just a few steps.This guide will walk you through the complete process of importing your Rebrandly links into Linkkit.<hr><h2>Why Migrate from Rebrandly to Linkkit?</h2>Moving your links to Linkkit allows you to manage everything in one platform while benefiting from features such as:<ul><li>Branded short links</li><li>Advanced analytics and click tracking</li><li>Custom domains</li><li>Link segmentation and organisation</li><li>Campaign tracking with UTM parameters</li><li>Secure and scalable link management</li></ul><hr><h2>Step-by-Step Guide to Import Rebrandly Links</h2><h3>Step 1: Log in to Your Linkkit Dashboard</h3>Sign in to your Linkkit account and open your dashboard.From the left navigation menu, go to:Settings → ImportInside the Import section, select:Import from RebrandlyThis will open the Rebrandly migration tool.<hr><h3>Step 2: Get Your Rebrandly API Key</h3>To connect your Rebrandly account, you will need your API key.Follow these steps:<ol><li>Log in to your Rebrandly account</li><li>Go to Account Settings → Integrations → API Keys</li><li>Copy your API key</li></ol>Keep this key secure, as it provides access to your Rebrandly data.<hr><h3>Step 3: Connect Your Rebrandly Account</h3>On the Import from Rebrandly page in Linkkit:<ul><li>Paste your Rebrandly API key into the input field</li><li>Click Connect to Rebrandly</li></ul>Once connected, Linkkit will securely fetch your available links from Rebrandly.<hr><h3>Step 4: Preview Your Rebrandly Links</h3>After connecting, Linkkit will display a preview of your links.You can:<ul><li>Review all fetched links</li><li>Select specific links to import</li><li>Filter or search for relevant links</li></ul>This ensures you only import what you need.<hr><h3>Step 5: Import Your Links</h3>Select the links you want to migrate and confirm the import.Linkkit will automatically recreate those links in your dashboard, including:<ul><li>Destination URLs</li><li>Link slugs (where available)</li><li>Basic metadata</li></ul>Once completed, your links will appear in your Links dashboard.<hr><h3>Step 6: Organise Your Imported Links</h3>After migration, you can enhance your links using Linkkit features:<ul><li>Assign links to segments</li><li>Add campaign tracking parameters (UTMs)</li><li>Update slugs or destinations</li><li>Set expiration dates or click limits</li></ul>This helps keep your workspace clean and organised.<hr><h2>Verify Your Imported Links</h2>After the import, it’s important to confirm everything works correctly.You can:<ul><li>Open a few links to verify redirect destinations</li><li>Check analytics data inside Linkkit</li><li>Update any links if needed</li></ul>Linkkit ensures your links remain functional after migration.<hr><h2>Troubleshooting Import Issues</h2>If your Rebrandly links do not appear during import, try the following:<ul><li>Ensure your API key is correct and active</li><li>Reconnect your Rebrandly account</li><li>Refresh the import page</li><li>Check that your Rebrandly account contains links</li></ul>If the issue persists, contact the Linkkit support team for assistance.

Import your short links from Rebrandly to Linkkit using a secure API connection. Quickly migrate links, slugs, and metadata without manual effort.

Learn how to import and migrate your short links from Rebrandly to Linkkit using an API key. Transfer URLs, slugs, and metadata بسهولة with this step-by-step guide.

Import Links from Rebrandly to Linkkit (API Migration Guide)

Import from Rebrandly

If you currently manage your short links in Bitly, you can easily migrate them to Linkkit using the built-in import tool. Linkkit allows you to connect your Bitly account and import your existing links directly into your dashboard without needing to manually copy or recreate them. This guide explains how to connect your Bitly account and migrate your links into Linkkit.<h2>Why Move Your Links from Bitly to Linkkit?</h2> Migrating to Linkkit allows you to manage all your links in one powerful platform while taking advantage of advanced link management features such as:<ul><li>Branded short links with custom domains</li><li>Advanced analytics and click tracking</li><li>Campaign tracking using UTM parameters</li><li>Link organisation using segments</li><li>Secure link management and sharing</li><li>Easy integration with your marketing workflows</li></ul>Once your links are imported, you can track and optimise them directly from your Linkkit dashboard.<h2>Step-by-Step Guide to Import Bitly Links</h2><h3>Step 1: Log In to Your Linkkit Dashboard</h3><ul><li>Sign in to your Linkkit account and open your main dashboard.</li><li>From the left sidebar menu, navigate to:</li><li>Settings → Import</li><li>Inside the Import section, select:</li><li>Import from Bitly</li><li>This will open the Bitly migration tool.</li></ul><h3>Step 2: Connect Your Bitly Account</h3><ul><li>On the Import from Bitly page, you will see the migration panel with the option to connect your account.</li><li>Click the Connect to Bitly button.</li><li>This will securely connect your Bitly account with Linkkit and allow the system to access your existing short links.</li><li>Once connected, Linkkit will retrieve your available links from Bitly so you can preview them before importing.</li></ul><h3>Step 3: Preview Your Bitly Links</h3>After successfully connecting your Bitly account, Linkkit will display a preview of the links available in your Bitly workspace.This allows you to:<ul><li>Review your existing links</li><li>Select the links you want to migrate</li><li>Skip links that you don’t want to import</li></ul>This step ensures that only the relevant links are added to your Linkkit account.<h3>Step 4: Import Selected Links</h3><ul><li>Choose the links you want to migrate and confirm the import.</li><li>Linkkit will automatically create the links in your dashboard using the original destination URLs and slugs where possible.</li><li>Once the process finishes, the imported links will appear in your Links dashboard, ready for use.</li></ul><h3>Step 5: Organise Your Imported Links</h3>After importing your Bitly links, you can enhance them using Linkkit features such as:<ul><li>Assigning links to segments for better organisation</li><li>Adding UTM parameters for marketing campaigns</li><li>Setting expiration dates or click limits</li><li>Updating custom slugs if needed</li></ul>This helps you keep your links organised and easier to manage.<h2>Verify Your Imported Links</h2>After migration, it is recommended to review your imported links.You can:<ul><li>Test a few links to confirm they redirect correctly</li><li>Check analytics data inside the dashboard</li><li>Update link settings if necessary</li></ul>Linkkit ensures your links remain functional and ready for tracking after the migration.<h2>Troubleshooting Import Issues</h2>If your Bitly links do not appear during the import process, try the following:<ul><li>Ensure you connected the correct Bitly account</li><li>Refresh the page and reconnect your account</li><li>Confirm that your Bitly account contains active links</li></ul>If the problem persists, contact the Linkkit support team for assistance.<h2></h2>

Quickly transfer all your existing links from Bitly to Linkkit in minutes. Keep your short link slugs, tags, and link history intact while migrating seamlessly to your new workspace.

Import from Bitly

If you have many links to create or migrate, Linkkit allows you to import them in bulk using a CSV file. Instead of creating links one by one, you can upload a spreadsheet containing multiple URLs and generate short links instantly. This feature is especially useful when:<ul><li>Migrating links from another platform</li><li>Launching large marketing campaigns</li><li>Managing product or affiliate links at scale</li><li>Importing existing links into a new workspace</li></ul>With CSV import, you can upload dozens or hundreds of links at once and manage them from your Linkkit dashboard.<h2>Before You Start</h2>Before importing your links, make sure your CSV file is properly formatted.A CSV (Comma Separated Values) file is a simple spreadsheet format that can be created using tools such as:<ul><li>Microsoft Excel</li><li>Google Sheets</li><li>Apple Numbers</li><li>Any spreadsheet or text editor that supports CSV export</li></ul>Each row in the file represents one link that will be created in Linkkit.<h3>Step 1: Open the Import Tool</h3><ul><li>Log in to your Linkkit dashboard.</li><li>From the left sidebar menu navigate to:</li><li>Settings → Import → Bulk Import</li><li>This will open the CSV import tool where you can upload your file.</li></ul><h3>Step 2: Prepare Your CSV File</h3><ul><li>Create a CSV file containing the links you want to import.</li><li>A typical CSV structure may include columns such as:</li></ul><pre><code>destination_url, slug, title, description</code></pre>Example:<pre><code>https://yourwebsite.com/summer-sale, summer-sale, Summer Sale Campaign, Main landing page
https://yourwebsite.com/product-1, product1, Product Page, Featured product page</code></pre><ul><li>Column explanations: destination_url The original URL where users will be redirected.</li><li>slug (optional) Custom short link name. If left empty, Linkkit will generate one automatically.</li><li>title (optional) Internal name used to identify the link in your dashboard.</li><li>description (optional) Additional notes for internal link management.</li></ul><h3>Step 3: Upload the CSV File</h3><ul><li>Once your CSV file is ready:<ol><li>Open the Bulk Import page</li><li>Click Upload CSV or drag and drop your file</li><li>Confirm the file format</li></ol></li><li>Linkkit will process the file and prepare the links for import.</li></ul><h3>Step 4: Review the Links</h3>Before creating the links, Linkkit may display a preview of the data in your CSV file.During this step you can:<ul><li>Check that URLs are correct</li><li>Confirm slugs and titles</li><li>Detect formatting errors</li></ul>If any rows contain invalid data, they may be skipped or flagged for correction.<h3>Step 5: Import Your Links</h3><ul><li>After reviewing your data, confirm the import.</li><li>Linkkit will automatically generate the short links and add them to your dashboard.</li><li>Once completed, your links will appear in the Links section, where you can manage and track them.</li></ul><h2>Organize Imported Links</h2>After importing links, you can improve their organisation by using Linkkit features such as:<ul><li>Assigning links to segments</li><li>Adding UTM parameters for campaign tracking</li><li>Setting expiration dates or click limits</li><li>Updating custom slugs or titles</li></ul>This helps keep your links organised and easier to manage.<h2>Tips for Successful CSV Imports</h2>To avoid errors during import, follow these best practices:<ul><li>Ensure all URLs include https:// or http://</li><li>Use a comma ( , ) as the column separator</li><li>Keep each link on a separate row</li><li>Avoid duplicate slugs if using a custom short link</li><li>Verify the file is saved in .CSV format</li></ul>If a slug already exists, Linkkit may generate a new one automatically or skip the entry depending on your settings.<h2>Troubleshooting Import Errors</h2>If your links fail to import:<ul><li>Check the CSV file format</li><li>Confirm that URLs are valid</li><li>Remove duplicate slugs</li><li>Ensure the file is saved as .csv</li></ul>If issues continue, contact the Linkkit support team for assistance.<h2>Manage Links at Scale with Linkkit</h2>Bulk CSV import makes it easy to create and manage large numbers of links quickly. Whether you're migrating from another platform or launching a new campaign, Linkkit helps you organize and track your links from a single dashboard.

Linkkit lets you upload multiple links at once by importing a CSV file. This is helpful when transferring links from another platform or when adding many links quickly without creating them individually.

Import Links (CSV)

<h2>Migrate from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a></h2>Seamlessly transfer your links from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> to Linkkit using API integration. Import your short links, slugs, and metadata into Linkkit in just a few steps.If you currently manage links in <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a>, Linkkit makes it easy to migrate them without manual exports. By connecting your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> account using an API key, you can securely fetch, preview, and import your links directly into your Linkkit workspace.This guide will walk you through the complete process of importing your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> links into Linkkit.<hr><h2>Why Migrate from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> to Linkkit?</h2>Moving your links to Linkkit allows you to manage everything in one platform while benefiting from features such as:<ul><li>Branded short links</li><li>Advanced analytics and click tracking</li><li>Custom domains</li><li>Link segmentation and organisation</li><li>Campaign tracking with UTM parameters</li><li>Secure and scalable link management</li></ul><hr><h2>Step-by-Step Guide to Import <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> Links</h2><h3>Step 1: Log in to Your Linkkit Dashboard</h3>Sign in to your Linkkit account and open your dashboard.From the left navigation menu, go to:Settings → ImportInside the Import section, select:Import from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a>This will open the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> migration tool.<hr><h3>Step 2: Get Your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> API Key</h3>To connect your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> account, you will need an API key.Follow these steps:<ol><li>Log in to your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> account</li><li>Navigate to Developer Settings → API Access</li><li>Generate or copy your API key</li></ol>Keep your API key secure, as it provides access to your link data.<hr><h3>Step 3: Connect Your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> Account</h3>On the Import from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> page in Linkkit:<ul><li>Paste your API key into the input field</li><li>Click Connect to <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a></li></ul>Once connected, Linkkit will securely retrieve your links from <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a>.<hr><h3>Step 4: Preview Your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> Links</h3>After connecting your account, Linkkit will display a preview list of your links.You can:<ul><li>Review available links</li><li>Select specific links to import</li><li>Filter or search for relevant links</li></ul>This ensures only the links you need are imported.<hr><h3>Step 5: Import Your Links</h3>Select the links you want to migrate and confirm the import.Linkkit will automatically recreate those links in your dashboard, including:<ul><li>Destination URLs</li><li>Short link slugs (where supported)</li><li>Available metadata</li></ul>Once completed, your links will appear in your Links dashboard.<hr><h3>Step 6: Organise Your Imported Links</h3>After migration, you can enhance your links using Linkkit features:<ul><li>Assign links to segments</li><li>Add UTM parameters for campaigns</li><li>Edit slugs or destinations</li><li>Set expiration dates or click limits</li></ul>This helps keep your workspace organised and efficient.<hr><h2>Verify Your Imported Links</h2>After completing the import, verify that everything is working correctly.You can:<ul><li>Open a few links to confirm redirect accuracy</li><li>Check analytics data inside Linkkit</li><li>Update link settings if needed</li></ul>Linkkit ensures your links remain fully functional after migration.<hr><h2>Troubleshooting Import Issues</h2>If your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> links do not appear during import, try the following:<ul><li>Ensure your API key is valid and active</li><li>Reconnect your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> account</li><li>Refresh the import page</li><li>Confirm your <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="text-primary underline" href="http://Bl.ink">Bl.ink</a> account contains links</li></ul>If the issue persists, contact the Linkkit support team for assistance.

Import your short links from Bl.ink to Linkkit using a secure API connection. Easily migrate URLs, slugs, and metadata in a few simple steps.

Learn how to migrate your links from Bl.ink to Linkkit using an API key. Import short URLs, slugs, and metadata with this step-by-step guide.

Import Links from Bl.ink to Linkkit (API Migration Guide)

Import from Bl.ink

<h1>Migrate Links from TinyURL</h1>Quickly transfer all your existing links from TinyURL to Linkkit in minutes. Keep your short links organized and migrate seamlessly to your new workspace using TinyURL’s API.If you currently manage your short links in TinyURL, you can easily migrate them to Linkkit using the built-in import tool. By connecting your TinyURL account with an API key, Linkkit securely imports your existing links directly into your dashboard—eliminating the need to manually copy or recreate them.This guide explains how to generate your TinyURL API key and migrate your links into Linkkit.<hr><h2>Why Move Your Links from TinyURL to Linkkit?</h2>Migrating to Linkkit allows you to manage all your links in one powerful platform while taking advantage of advanced link management features such as:<ul><li>Branded short links with custom domains</li><li>Advanced analytics and click tracking</li><li>Campaign tracking using UTM parameters</li><li>QR code generation</li><li>Link organisation using segments</li><li>Link expiration dates and click limits</li><li>Secure and scalable link management</li><li>Seamless integrations with marketing tools</li></ul>Once your links are imported, you can track and optimise them directly from your Linkkit dashboard.<hr><h2>Step-by-Step Guide to Import TinyURL Links</h2><h3>Step 1: Generate Your TinyURL API Key</h3>To connect TinyURL with Linkkit, you need an API key from your TinyURL account.<ol><li>Log in to your TinyURL Dashboard.</li><li>Navigate to the Account Settings or API Settings section.</li><li>Locate the API Key option.</li><li>Click Generate API Key (if one is not already available).</li><li>Copy and securely store your API key.</li></ol>This key will be used to authorize and import your links into Linkkit.<hr><h3>Step 2: Log In to Your Linkkit Dashboard</h3>Sign in to your Linkkit account and open your main dashboard.From the left sidebar menu, navigate to:Settings → ImportInside the Import section, select:Import from TinyURLThis will open the TinyURL migration tool.<hr><h3>Step 3: Connect Your TinyURL Account</h3>On the Import from TinyURL page:<ol><li>Paste your TinyURL API Key into the designated field.</li><li>Click Connect to TinyURL.</li></ol>Linkkit will securely authenticate your account and retrieve your existing short links for migration.<hr><h3>Step 4: Preview Your TinyURL Links</h3>After successful authentication, Linkkit will display a preview of the links available in your TinyURL account.This allows you to:<ul><li>Review your existing links</li><li>Select the links you want to migrate</li><li>Skip links you don’t want to import</li></ul>This ensures only relevant links are added to your Linkkit workspace.<hr><h3>Step 5: Import Selected Links</h3>Choose the links you want to migrate and confirm the import.Linkkit will automatically create the links in your dashboard using the original destination URLs and slugs where possible. Once the process is complete, the imported links will appear in your Links Dashboard, ready for use.<hr><h3>Step 6: Organise Your Imported Links</h3>After importing your TinyURL links, you can enhance them using Linkkit’s advanced features:<ul><li>Assign links to segments for better organisation</li><li>Add UTM parameters for marketing campaigns</li><li>Generate QR codes</li><li>Set expiration dates or click limits</li><li>Update custom slugs if needed</li><li>Enable branded domains</li></ul>This helps you keep your links organised, trackable, and optimised.<hr><h2>Verify Your Imported Links</h2>After migration, it is recommended to review your imported links. You can:<ul><li>Test a few links to confirm they redirect correctly</li><li>Check analytics data inside the dashboard</li><li>Update link settings if necessary</li></ul>Linkkit ensures your links remain functional and ready for tracking after the migration.<hr><h2>Troubleshooting Import Issues</h2>If your TinyURL links do not appear during the import process, try the following:<ul><li>Ensure the API key is valid and active</li><li>Verify that you copied the correct API key from TinyURL</li><li>Confirm that your TinyURL account contains existing links</li><li>Refresh the page and reconnect your account</li><li>Check for expired or revoked API keys</li><li>Ensure your TinyURL subscription supports API access</li></ul>If the issue persists, contact the Linkkit support team for assistance.<hr>By importing your TinyURL links into Linkkit, you gain access to a robust, scalable, and feature-rich platform designed to simplify and enhance your link management experience. Let me know if you'd like this formatted for your documentation site or converted into Markdown.

Seamlessly migrate your TinyURL links to Linkkit using a secure API key. Import, manage, and optimize your short URLs with advanced analytics, branding, and automation features.

Easily import and migrate your TinyURL links to Linkkit using your TinyURL API key. Transfer, manage, and optimize your short links with advanced analytics, custom domains, and powerful automation tools.

Import from TinyURL to Linkkit – Migrate TinyURL Links Easily

Import fron TinyURL

If you currently manage short links in Dub, you can easily migrate them to Linkkit in just a few steps. Linkkit provides a simple migration tool that connects directly to your Dub account so you can preview and import your links without manual uploads. This guide will walk you through the complete process of importing your Dub links into Linkkit.<h2>Why Migrate from Dub to Linkkit?</h2>Moving your links to Linkkit allows you to manage everything in one powerful platform while benefiting from features such as:<ul><li>Branded short links</li><li>Advanced analytics and click tracking</li><li>Custom domains</li><li>Link segmentation and organisation</li><li>Campaign tracking with UTM parameters</li><li>Secure and scalable link management</li></ul><h2>Step-by-Step Guide to Import Dub Links</h2><h3>Step 1: Log in to Your Linkkit Dashboard</h3><ul><li>Sign in to your Linkkit account and open your main dashboard.</li><li>From the left navigation menu, go to:</li><li>Settings → Import</li><li>Inside the Import section, select:</li><li>Import from Dub</li><li>This will open the Dub migration tool.</li></ul><h3>Step 2: Connect Your Dub Account</h3><ul><li>On the Import from Dub page, you will see the migration panel with the option:</li><li>Connect to Dub</li><li>Click the Connect to Dub button to securely connect your Dub account to Linkkit.</li><li>Once connected, Linkkit will automatically retrieve your available links from Dub so you can preview them before importing.</li></ul><h3>Step 3: Preview Your Dub Links</h3><ul><li>After connecting your account, Linkkit will display a preview list of the links available in your Dub workspace.</li><li>You can review the links and choose which ones you want to migrate into Linkkit.</li><li>This helps ensure that only the relevant links are imported into your workspace.</li></ul><h3>Step 4: Import Your Links</h3><ul><li>Select the links you want to migrate and confirm the import.</li><li>Linkkit will then automatically recreate those links inside your dashboard, including their destination URLs and link slugs where possible.</li><li>Once the process is complete, your imported links will appear in your Links dashboard, ready for management and tracking.</li></ul><h3>Step 5: Organise Your Imported Links</h3>After migration, you can improve link organisation by using Linkkit features such as:<ul><li>Assigning links to segments</li><li>Adding campaign tracking parameters</li><li>Updating slugs or destinations</li><li>Setting expiration dates or click limits</li></ul>This helps keep your links structured and easier to manage.<h2>Verify Your Imported Links</h2>After completing the migration, it’s a good idea to check that everything works correctly.You can:<ul><li>Open a few links to confirm the redirect destination</li><li>Review click analytics in the dashboard</li><li>Update link settings if needed</li></ul>Linkkit ensures that your links remain fully functional after the migration.<h2>Troubleshooting Import Issues</h2>If your Dub links do not appear during migration, try the following:<ul><li>Ensure you connected the correct Dub account</li><li>Refresh the import page and reconnect</li><li>Check that your Dub account contains active links</li></ul>If the issue continues, contact the Linkkit support team for assistance.<h2></h2>

Seamlessly transfer your links from Dub to Linkkit in just a few steps. Keep your link slugs, tags, and analytics intact while moving to a new workspace.

Import from Short.io

Why Migrate from Short.io to Linkkit?

Before You Start

Step 1: Open the Import Tool in Linkkit

Step 2: Get Your Short.io API Key

Step 3: Connect Your Short.io Account

Step 4: Preview and Import Your Links

Step 5: Organize Your Imported Links

Verify Your Imported Links

Important Notes

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