Custom short codes
Short links people can read, and type
Choose what comes after the slash. A link someone can read aloud or type off a poster gets used; a random string gets ignored.
Included from Starter, at ₹149 a month.
The problem
A generated code is fine in an email where nobody reads it. On a printed card, a radio ad or a slide at the back of a room, an unreadable link is a link nobody follows.
What it is for
Where this earns its place
- Links read aloud in a video, podcast or presentation
- Print and packaging where the URL has to be typed by hand
- Campaign links that say what they are before they are clicked
In practice
Three places custom short codes earn their keep
A capability matters when it removes a real operational problem. These are the moments this feature is designed to handle.
Use 01
Links read aloud in a video, podcast or presentation
Set it up once as part of the link, then reuse the same workflow wherever this situation appears.
Use 02
Print and packaging where the URL has to be typed by hand
Keep the link recognisable and manageable while the campaign or destination changes around it.
Use 03
Campaign links that say what they are before they are clicked
Bring the result back into the same place as the link, instead of rebuilding the context later.
Getting started
Start free. Upgrade when it earns it.
The Free plan covers 50 links and click analytics. Starter, at ₹149 a month, adds custom short codes.