Linkly Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

Linkly sells shortening plans sized by monthly links and clicks, with capacity add-on packs for Pro and Business customers^[7]. A free plan without a card allows 100 links and 500 clicks a month with one custom domain, country-level analytics and full API access^[7].

On annual billing Starter costs US$15 a month for 250 links and 2,000 clicks, adding device, browser and operating-system analytics, a UTM builder, custom link previews, bot and crawler management, QR codes, webhooks and Zapier, Make and n8n integrations. Pro costs US$32 a month for 1,000 links, 10,000 clicks and three domains, adding ISP tracking, geographic and device redirect rules, link rotators, click- and time-limited links, password protection and tracking pixels. Business costs US$107 a month for 5,000 links, 50,000 clicks and ten domains, adding hourly analytics, public analytics pages, link cloaking and custom tracking scripts. Unlimited costs US$833 a month for unmetered links and clicks with 100 domains^[7].

Annual billing saves about 20 percent, and Starter is sold annually only^[7]. Linkly’s routing and pixel features are strong for the price; its drawbacks are low click allowances on the lower tiers and the absence of enterprise identity features on its public price list.

Linkly features

Geo and device redirect rules (Pro+)
Link rotators
Retargeting and tracking pixels
Bot and crawler management
Webhooks and n8n/Make/Zapier integrations
Capacity add-on packs

Linkly pricing

Free: 100 links, 500 clicks/month. Starter: US$15/month (annual only). Pro: US$32/month (annual). Business: US$107/month (annual). Unlimited: US$833/month (annual).