Short links, fast.
GoTinyURL is a URL shortener, link in bio builder and QR code generator in one place. Put links on your own domain, see who clicked, and change where they go after you share them.
GoTinyURL is a link management app for creators, marketers, agencies and small businesses. It shortens long URLs into branded links, builds mobile link in bio pages, generates dynamic QR codes and records anonymous click analytics, all on your own custom domain if you want. It is free to start and runs in any browser at app.gotinyurl.com.
QR code types, from URL and Wi-Fi to vCard and PIX
bio page blocks, from links to music and lead forms
apps that deep links open natively
smart targeting rule types
The whole toolkit
Most people juggle a shortener, a bio tool and a QR generator. GoTinyURL is all three, sharing one set of analytics and one set of domains.
Choose the back-half, add UTM tags, protect with a password or an expiry date, and edit the destination whenever you like.
Example data for illustration.
Short links20 blocks, themes and per-block stats.
17 types, styled to your brand, editable after print.
One link, the right page per visitor.
1 free, up to 40 on paid plans. Trust before the tap.
Custom domainsYouTube, Amazon and 27 apps open natively, signed in.
Deep linksPasswords, expiry, warnings.
Retarget everyone who clicked.
Your brand before the redirect.
On every plan, even Free.
How it works
Four moves, about a minute, and you can stop after the first one.
Any URL: a product page, a video, a form, a map. Or many at once.
Back-half, domain, UTM tags, password, expiry, targeting, a pixel.
Bio, story, email, SMS, a printed QR code on the counter.
Clicks by country, city, device, browser, OS, language and referrer.
Edit the destination later. The link, and every QR code you printed, keeps working.
Try it freeOne link, many faces
A GoTinyURL link can be a short URL in a caption, a QR code on a poster, a button on your bio page and a line in your analytics, all at once. Change it once and every face updates.
Drag to spin, or focus and use arrow keys
Who it is for
Creators use GoTinyURL to put every link in one bio page, open YouTube and Amazon links in the app where fans are already signed in, print QR codes on merch, and see which post, story or video actually sent the clicks.
GoTinyURL for creators and influencers
Marketers use GoTinyURL to give every channel its own branded, UTM-tagged short link, retarget people who clicked with pixels, route visitors by country or device, and export click data for reports.
GoTinyURL for marketers and growth teams
Agencies use GoTinyURL to run every client's short links, bio pages and QR codes from one account: a custom domain per client, white-labelled links on Business, custom CSS and JavaScript on bio pages, exports for monthly reports and the API for automation.
GoTinyURL for agencies
Small businesses use GoTinyURL for a bio page that shows opening hours, a contact form and reviews, vCard QR codes on business cards, Wi-Fi QR codes for guests and short, tracked links on flyers and receipts.
GoTinyURL for small businesses
Restaurants and shops use GoTinyURL for dynamic QR code menus that point to a short link, so prices and dishes change without reprinting.
GoTinyURL for restaurants and retail Pricing
Monthly, annual (2 months free) or once for life. Every limit is published, and they match the app exactly.
$0
25 links · 3 bio pages · 10 QR codes
$7/mo
500 links · 2 domains · 365 days of history
$16/mo
5,000 links · 5 domains · 730 days of history
$39/mo
unlimited links · 25 domains · 1,825 days of history
Lifetime deal
Five tiers from $59 to $295, each equal to stacking that many redeem codes. 30-day refund window.
Compared honestly
GoTinyURL costs less than Bitly and Rebrandly at entry level and adds bio pages and QR codes that bio-only tools such as Linktree do not focus on. Larger rivals still lead on enterprise features, integrations and team seats. Prices below were read from each pricing page on October 21, 2026.
| Tool | Entry paid plan | What you get | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| GoTinyURL Starter | $7/mo | 500 active links, 100 QR codes, 2 domain, bio pages | — |
| Bitly | $10/mo | Core (annual only): 100 links/mo, 5 QR/mo, no custom domain | vs Bitly |
| Rebrandly | $8/mo | Essentials (annual): 250 links/mo, 2 domains | vs Rebrandly |
| Short.io | $5/mo | Hobby: 2,500 links, 7 domains | vs Short.io |
| Linktree | $6/mo | Starter (annual) | vs Linktree |
Sample stories
We are new, so there are no customer reviews here yet. These cards are samples written by us to show typical uses, not quotes from real customers. Real reviews will replace them as they arrive.
Why we label them: FTC guidance on endorsements.
One link per story
I put one short link per Instagram story for a week and finally saw which one sent people to my shop.
Sample creatorIllustrator, USA
No reprint
The menu QR on our tables points to a short link, so when prices changed we just swapped the PDF.
Sample restaurant ownerCafe, Texas
One dashboard
Each client gets their own domain in the same dashboard. Monthly reports are a CSV export now.
Sample agency leadMarketing agency, UK
Opens in the app
YouTube links from my bio open the app now, so people are signed in and can subscribe right away.
Sample YouTuberGaming channel, Canada
Per-poster tracking
Our event poster QR codes are tracked separately, so we know the campus posters beat the downtown ones.
Sample event organiserCommunity events, Ohio
From the blog
A plain-English guide to URL shorteners: how the redirect works, why short links get tracked, when to use your own domain and what to avoid.
What each UTM parameter means, a naming system that keeps Google Analytics clean, real examples per channel and the mistakes that split your reports.
How big to print a QR code, which colours scan, how much logo is too much and how to test before you print 5,000 copies. A checklist you can use today.
Static QR codes hold the content; dynamic ones hold a short link you can change and track. When each makes sense, with a decision table.
How to build a link in bio page people actually use: block order, how many links, deep links, scheduling, lead capture and what to measure.
Why branded short links earn more trust, how to pick a short domain or subdomain, the DNS record you need, and mistakes that break links later.
FAQ
GoTinyURL is a link management app: a URL shortener, link in bio page builder and QR code generator in one dashboard, with custom domains and click analytics. It is made by TheBigBot LLC and runs at app.gotinyurl.com.
Yes. The free plan includes 25 active short links, 3 bio pages, 10 QR codes, 1 custom domain and 30 days of click history, with no card. Paid plans start at $7 a month.
More links, QR codes and domains, longer click history, bulk creation and, from Pro, smart targeting, link cloaking and encrypted links. Business adds white-labelling and custom CSS and JavaScript on bio pages.
Yes. Five lifetime tiers are paid once, from $59 for Tier 1 to $295 for Tier 5, with a 30-day refund window. Each tier equals the same number of stacked redeem codes from our deal partners.
Yes, on every plan. Point a domain or subdomain you own at GoTinyURL with one DNS record and your short links and bio pages use it.
No, unless you set an expiry date or click limit on a link. They keep working for as long as they exist in your account.
Anonymous, aggregated details: time, country and city, device, browser, operating system, language and referrer. You never see visitors' names or emails, and we do not sell data.
Yes. Cancel from your account and you keep paid features until the end of the period you paid for, then move to the free plan. First subscription payments can be refunded within 14 days.
Yes, on every plan including Free, with 60 requests per minute per key.
Every link is covered by our acceptable use policy. Malware, phishing, scams and other abuse are removed, accounts that create them are closed, and anyone can report a bad link from our contact page.
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