A: Creating a shortened URL with {{domain}} is quick and easy. Once you've logged into your account, simply paste the long URL into the provided field on the dashboard. Then, click the "Shorten" button, and your shortened link will be generated instantly. You can also customize your links for branding purposes or track them with advanced analytics.

A: Absolutely! {{domain}} allows you to fully customize your shortened URLs. You can use your own custom domain to make the links more personalized and professional. To do this, go to the settings section, add your domain, and start creating branded URLs that align with your brand identity. This feature is especially useful for businesses that want to maintain consistent branding across all platforms.

A: With {{domain}}, tracking the performance of your links is simple. After creating a shortened link, you can monitor its performance by adding a "+" sign at the end of any URL in your dashboard. This will display detailed analytics including the number of clicks, geographic location of your visitors, referral sources, and more. Our advanced analytics tool helps you optimize your marketing efforts and understand user engagement better.

A: The {{domain}} Browser Extension is compatible with all major browsers including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Opera. This ensures that you can easily access {{domain}} link shortening features no matter which browser you prefer. Simply download the extension from the respective browser's store and start shortening and managing links directly from your browser.

A: No, {{domain}} offers unlimited URL shortening for all users, regardless of the plan you are on. Whether you’re using the free version or one of the premium plans, you can create as many shortened URLs as you need without any restrictions. This makes {{domain}} ideal for individuals and businesses with high link volume needs.

A: Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel your monthly subscription anytime. There is no signup fee, cancellation fee, or minimum term