Short links and QR codes, with every paid feature free.

Yes. Short Links is part of every Zuops plan, from $19/mo, and costs nothing on top: no credits, no add-on, no per-link price and no ads on your links. Every feature on this page is included, including your own domain, QR code design, analytics and the API.

There's no monthly link limit and no click limit. Only to stop a runaway script, one account can make up to 2,000 new links a day, and 100,000 in all.

From day one, your CRM's own address with /l/ and the back-half, such as usezu.com/l/spring-sale, or your agency's domain if your CRM comes from an agency. Add your own domain, like go.yourbusiness.com, and links can use it instead, with no /l/.

If you want branded links, QR codes and real click tracking without a monthly bill, yes. Bitly's free plan gives 5 links a month with ads, and a custom domain starts on its Growth plan at $348 a year. Zuops includes your own domain, unlimited QR codes, phone and country links, A/B tests and pixels on every plan. Bitly is a bigger standalone product with more integrations, so check that the ones you rely on are covered.

Every short link has its own QR code. Open the link, design the code with your colours, logo and a framed call to action, and download it as PNG, SVG or PDF. Scans are counted apart from clicks, with the same detail: where, on what phone, and when.

Yes. The code holds your short link, not the page. Edit the link's destination any time and every printed code goes to the new page. This is what people call a dynamic QR code, and there's no charge for it.

Country, state, city and ZIP code, a point on the map, device, phone model, browser and system with versions, language, the site and exact page the click came from, the network, the time, whether it was a click or a scan, which version of a split it got, and whether the person had been before. Any of these filters all the others.

No. When a link is pasted into a text, chat or post, the app fetches it to draw a preview, and search engines and other robots visit links too. Short Links recognises them, shows them the preview card, and leaves them out of every number.

IP addresses are wiped after 90 days; the rest of each click's facts stay so your reports keep working. People are counted without cookies. Retargeting pixels only run on links you add them to.

Short links are for sharing, print and tracking. They redirect with a standard 302, and the short pages themselves are kept out of search results. On your own website, link to your pages directly.

Yes, at no cost. Add the domain in Short Links, then add the one CNAME record it shows where you bought the domain. It's verified and secured with HTTPS for you, and you can make it the default for every new link. Most people use a short subdomain like go.yourbusiness.com.

If they use your own domain, add that domain here, point it here, then paste your links in with their old back-halves, 200 at a time. Old links and printed QR codes keep working. Links on bit.ly or rebrand.ly addresses can't move, because those addresses are theirs. The guide on this page walks through it.

Yes. Short Links is in every sub-account of your white-label CRM, and their links use your domain unless they add their own. The platform's name never shows. It's free for every client, so you can include it in any package.

Yes. The REST API makes, edits and lists links (100 at a time in bulk), reads stats and every click, and manages domains. The MCP server gives AI agents the same, and you can ask the Zuops chat to make a link and its QR code in plain words.