Practical guides on link management, bio links, QR codes and more.
Bento shut down on 13 February 2026 and every bento.me link now lands on Linktree's homepage. What happened, what to rebuild, and how to keep the next link yours.
Taplink sells its paid plans in prepaid quarters, one profile per plan. What each plan costs, where Taplink stops, and what to check before you move.
How to shorten affiliate links without breaking commission tracking, keep a separate click count for every place you post one, and repoint a dead link.
Your listeners are spread across apps you do not control. Here is how to build one link that holds every podcast platform, share single episodes without breaking them, and find out which app your audience actually opens.
TinyURL's free plan shortens links but records no click data and does not let you edit a link after it is created. Here is what free and Pro actually cover, and what to look for in an alternative.
A URL in your X bio text does work as a link, but it spends characters you do not have. Here is what the Website field, the bio, and a pinned post each cost you, and how to put one link in front of everything.
Cuttly keeps deep links on its Team plan, caps bio pages at one page with five links on the cheaper tiers, and trims analytics history on the lower plans. Here is what each plan includes and where Linxly fits.
T2M holds city analytics, QR branding, and device routing on its Pro plan, and has no bio link page at any tier. See what each plan includes and how Linxly compares from $0.99 a month.
Linktree leads with the bio page, Bitly with the trackable short link, and both now do a version of the other. Compare what each costs in 2026, which limit you hit first, and how to choose.
Link click tracking turns a plain URL into a measured one. Here is how a tracking link counts each click, what the numbers mean, and how to set it up in about a minute.
Your link is too long for an Instagram story sticker. Here is why it happens and how to shorten the URL into a clean, editable link that fits, looks trustworthy, and gets tapped.
Google's URL shortener, goo.gl, was shut down for good in 2025. Here is what happened and how to shorten and track links with a Google URL shortener alternative.