A free link tracker with analytics you can actually use.

URLTracker is opening its core tracking system without a subscription while the product grows. You can create short tracked links, use the analytics dashboard, generate QR codes, configure campaign parameters, report conversions, and connect a custom domain without entering a credit card. The free launch period is a product offer, not a claim that infrastructure has no cost.

If paid plans or limits are introduced, they will be documented before applying to new usage. Existing redirects should remain dependable because a shared link can live far longer than the campaign that created it. This page states the current offer plainly instead of hiding essential limits behind an account form.

A free tool is not useful if it reports only one large click number. URLTracker includes the context needed to compare distribution: timestamp, estimated uniqueness, recognized bot status, referrer, UTM fields, approximate location, device, browser, and operating system. These reports help explain where traffic came from and how it reached the destination.

Conversion events add the business result. A signup, purchase, booking, or qualified lead can be reported through a browser script or server postback. Revenue values support link-level return analysis. The quality of attribution still depends on correct event setup, clear campaign naming, and a reasonable conversion window.

Begin with one campaign and a small set of decisions. Create different links for the channels or placements you genuinely need to compare. Give each link a descriptive internal name and keep UTM values consistent. This produces more reliable evidence than generating many unlabeled URLs and trying to interpret them later.

Test every link before distribution. Confirm the destination, query parameters, mobile experience, and conversion event. Use the QR preview before printing. If a custom domain is connected, wait for DNS and HTTPS status to become active. A short setup checklist prevents most tracking problems before real traffic arrives.

• Name links by campaign and source
• Preserve or add consistent UTM parameters
• Test redirects on mobile and desktop
• Confirm conversion events before launch

Large teams may require contractual service levels, long retention, advanced permissions, high-volume APIs, dedicated support, or many brand domains. A free launch product may not yet be the right operational choice for those requirements. Evaluate the cost of incorrect or unavailable analytics, not just the monthly subscription price.

URLTracker is designed to make the upgrade decision evidence-based. Start with a real campaign, learn which reports matter, and document the volume and collaboration your team needs. If future paid plans are introduced, that experience will make it easier to select the correct level instead of purchasing features nobody uses.

Free access does not remove privacy, consent, or anti-abuse responsibilities. Do not disguise harmful destinations, impersonate trusted brands, or use location features for covert surveillance. Explain relevant analytics in campaign disclosures and request precise location only when a legitimate workflow requires it.

URLTracker separates detailed workspace access from public redirects and encrypts stored full IP addresses. Account owners should still control who can access reports, avoid placing sensitive personal information in link names or UTM values, and remove data that is no longer needed for the stated purpose.