For No-code ops

Create and track links from the tools you already use

The automation works right up to the point where it needs a trackable link, and then somebody makes one by hand.

Ops teams without engineers build most things with Zapier. Link creation is usually the one manual step left in an otherwise automatic workflow.

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What you actually do with it

A link at the end of a Zap

A new row, a new form submission, a new signup — any Zapier trigger can create a branded short link as its action, with no code.

React to clicks elsewhere

Webhooks fire on link events, so a click can start a workflow in whatever tool owns the next step.

The API, when you outgrow no-code

Every dashboard action is a documented REST endpoint with scoped keys. API access starts on Pro; webhooks and the Zapier integration start on Growth.

This page is for you if

Your stack runs on Zapier or similar
Nobody on the team writes code, and nobody wants to start
You are already automating across several apps

Common questions

Which plan do I need for Zapier?

Zapier and webhooks start on the Growth plan ($39/mo). API access on its own starts earlier, on Pro ($12/mo). The docs at /developers are free to read on any plan.

What can I trigger with a Zap?

Creating a link is available as an action, so any trigger in Zapier’s catalogue can produce one. On the other side, webhooks fire on link events, so a click can start a workflow of its own.

Do I need a developer to set this up?

No. That is the point of the Zapier route. If you do have a developer and want more control, the same actions are available as REST endpoints.

Free plan, no credit card

25 links a month, a custom domain, QR codes, and privacy-first analytics.

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