Links on the web
Every link you manage, in one place
Open Links in your browser for links of your own, attached to no identity, and for every identity you manage: your own @handles and your team’s.
Open LinksShort links
Links sends each visitor where they should go, with the option to add redirects by country, language, platform, or device.
Sign in with your Reunified account · 100 credits to start
Two ways to use it
Links is an app of its own, and it’s built into Studio. Both work on the same links, with the same Reunified account.
Links on the web
Open Links in your browser for links of your own, attached to no identity, and for every identity you manage: your own @handles and your team’s.
Open Links
Links in Studio
Studio lets you manage links and show them on your public profile.
Explore StudioDestination rules
Add rules to a link, and visitors who match one go to its address instead of the main destination. One link in your bio can open the App Store on an iPhone and Google Play on Android.
Statistics
Every link has a chart of clicks per day and a breakdown of where they came from, so you know which post, which country, and which device sent people your way.
Every link has a QR code to download as PNG or SVG, for print, packaging, or a slide. A scan counts as a click and follows the same rules.
Show an identity’s link in the Links tab of its public profile, or pin it to the top, next to its social accounts. Drag links to choose their order.
Pricing
Creating links is free, and each counted click costs 0.05 credits from your balance. One credit is worth around one cent.
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0.05credits per click
100free credits
1 credit pays for 20 counted clicks
For business
Give your team short links for its identities, paid from the team’s shared credits, with the access you choose for each member. Every seat includes Mono and Studio too.
$20 per member a month, or $200 a year
The “Manage links” permission decides who can create, edit, and delete the links of each team identity.
Turn Links on or off for each member or group with the “Use Links” permission.
Clicks on a team identity’s links are paid from the team’s balance, so you have control over your spending.
A log of every change to the team, and usage reports by member, identity, and app that you can export as CSV.
Require two-factor sign-in before anyone publishes for the team or spends its credits.
Accounts on your company’s domain are managed by the team. The team names them and can suspend them.
Privacy
When someone opens a short link, Links records what its statistics need and nothing that identifies the person.
A click is kept as a country, a language, a platform, a type of device, a browser, and the site it came from.
The visitor’s IP address and full browser string are never stored.
The redirect sets no cookies and runs no scripts. Visitors go straight on to the destination.
Crawlers, link previews, and browser prefetches are sent on, but never counted or charged.
Never kept
Questions
On reunified.link, each with a code of its own, such as reunified.link/k3m9x2qa. The code stays the same when you change where the link leads.
No. Links works on its own at reunified.com/links/app with your Reunified account. If you use Studio, it manages the same links for each of your identities.
A person opening the short link in a browser. Bots, crawlers, the previews chat apps make when a link is pasted, and browser prefetches are sent on, but they aren’t counted and you don’t pay for them.
Your links pause. Visitors see a page saying the link is unavailable, their clicks aren’t counted, and an identity’s links leave its profile. Add credits, and your links come back on their own shortly after.
Yes. Links of your own belong to you alone and don’t show on any profile. An identity’s links can show on its public profile, listed in its Links tab or pinned to the top.
Yes. A team chooses who can use Links and who can manage the links of each team identity. Clicks on a team identity’s links are paid from the team’s shared credits.
Blog
Short reads on how the app works and why it is built this way.
Decide whether a business card QR code should save a contact or open a page, keep it editable when details change, and print it at a size phones can read.
A QR code never expires, but the address inside it can stop working. Find out why a printed code stopped, recover it if you can and plan new codes.
Find out why a link preview shows the wrong image or title, fix your page’s Open Graph tags, refresh Facebook and LinkedIn previews, and test short links.
Sign in with your Reunified account. New accounts start with 100 credits, enough for 2,000 clicks.