Stop hand-typing UTMs into spreadsheets. Build templates once and stamp them on every link, fire your retargeting pixels on every click, and report numbers with the bots already filtered out, per campaign, per channel, per client.
Free to start. Team workspaces let clients and colleagues share domains, links, and reports.
The campaign features first: attribution, retargeting, and reporting that hold up in a client meeting.
Define source, medium, and campaign once, then apply them automatically to every link. Workspace defaults keep even rushed links consistent.
Fire your ad pixels on every click before the redirect, so every short link you share builds your retargeting audiences.
Clicks with the bots removed, broken down by geo, device, and referrer, with up to a year of retention on Pro.
Group links into campaigns with per-channel UTM presets, and read performance per channel instead of per scattered link.
One workspace per client or brand, with shared domains, tags, and templates, and role-based access for the team.
Migrate hundreds of links via CSV, split traffic between destination variants, and route clicks by country or device.
Most attribution problems are typos. One teammate tags source=facebook, another tags Facebook, and your channel report splits in two. UTM templates fix this where it starts: define source, medium, and campaign per channel once, and every new link stamps the same parameters automatically. If UTMs are new territory, start with what UTM parameters are, then agree on team rules with the UTM naming conventions guide. For quick one-off links there is also a free UTM builder.
From there, campaigns group your links with per-channel presets, so you read performance per channel instead of per scattered link. Retargeting pixels fire on every click before the redirect, which means even links shared in places you do not control keep building your audiences. And when it is time to report, a read-only stats page shows the client live numbers, with the bots already filtered out and no login on their side.
Agencies run one workspace per client or brand, with shared domains, tags, and templates, and role-based access for the team. Bulk CSV import brings existing links over in one pass. If those links live in Bitly today, the ReSlug vs Bitly comparison covers pricing and the switch itself.
Add your domain, invite the team, and set workspace UTM defaults so every link starts consistent.
Build templates per channel: paid social, email, influencers. New links pick the template instead of retyping parameters.
Group links into a campaign, share a read-only stats page with the client, and watch channels compete in real time.
Build a template per channel with your source, medium, and campaign values, and apply it when creating links. Workspace defaults fill parameters in automatically, so even links made in a hurry arrive in your analytics under consistent names.
Yes. Add your retargeting pixels to a link and they fire on every click before the redirect. Every short link you share keeps building your ad audiences, even when the destination is a site you cannot edit.
Clicks are tracked in real time with geo, device, and referrer breakdowns. Pro adds bot-click filtering, so link-preview crawlers do not inflate the report, and keeps a full year of history instead of 30 days.
Yes. Share a read-only, public stats page for a link or a campaign. The client watches live numbers from a plain URL, with no account needed on their side.
Yes. Bulk import brings existing links over via CSV. If you are moving from Bitly, the ReSlug vs Bitly comparison includes the switch, step by step.
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