Branded URL Shortener — Custom Short Links | BizCity
BIZCITY / BRANDED URL SHORTENER

Short Links. Your Brand.

Turn long campaign URLs into cleaner, memorable short links. Use custom aliases now, connect branded domains through your BizCity account, and measure the traffic behind every production redirect.

From long URL to branded route
https://example.com/campaign/summer-sale?utm_source=instagram&utm_campaign=summer
go.bizcity.co/summer
FREE BRANDED SHORT LINK TOOL

Create up to 4 free short links.

Enter the destination and an optional custom alias. After four successful free links, the public shortener is locked and the visitor is directed to BizCity Pricing to continue.

0 of 4 free links used 4 remaining
Your free quota is stored in this browser. Production quota should also be enforced server-side.
Your short link
Open Link
This page uses the public is.gd shortening endpoint for the free browser tool. A true BizCity branded domain such as your own custom domain requires the BizCity redirect backend and verified domain routing.
WHAT IS A BRANDED URL?

A recognizable link builds more context before the click.

Instead of sharing a long destination or an unrelated generic short domain, branded link management lets a business combine a trusted domain with a readable alias. That makes the URL easier to recognize in campaigns, social posts, QR experiences and offline marketing.

BRANDED LINK FEATURES

More control behind every route.

01 / ALIAS

Custom aliases

Use readable paths such as /summer-sale, /menu or /book-now when the requested alias is available.

02 / DOMAIN

Custom domains

Paid BizCity plans can support verified branded domains connected to the production redirect infrastructure.

03 / DATA

Real analytics

Production links can feed click activity into BizCity analytics for totals, countries, devices, browsers and referrers.

04 / CAMPAIGN

UTM-ready destinations

Keep campaign source, medium, campaign and content parameters in the destination while sharing a cleaner public URL.

FREE TO PAID FLOW

Try it first. Upgrade when you need more.

1–4 successful links

The visitor can create up to four free short links in this browser.

5th attempt

The public shortener is locked, an upgrade message appears and the visitor is directed to the Pricing page.

Paid BizCity account

Production accounts can use plan-based limits for short links, dynamic QR codes, domains, analytics history and API access.

NEED MORE THAN FOUR?

Move from a free tool to a managed link platform.

Basic, Premium and Pro plans unlock higher link limits, branded domains, dynamic QR campaigns, analytics and additional business controls.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Branded URL FAQ.

Questions about free short links, aliases, custom domains and upgrading to BizCity.

How many links can I shorten for free?

This public page allows four successful free short links in the current browser before showing the upgrade flow.

What happens after four free links?

The next shortening attempt is blocked, an upgrade message is shown and the user can continue to the BizCity Pricing page.

Is the four-link limit secure?

The browser counter provides the front-end experience, but production enforcement must also happen in the BizCity backend because local browser storage can be reset or bypassed.

Can I choose my own short alias?

Yes. The free tool accepts an optional alias supported by the shortening provider. BizCity production aliases will be handled by the BizCity redirect backend.

Can I use my own branded domain?

Yes on supported paid plans once the domain is verified and production DNS, routing and SSL infrastructure are configured.

Does the free tool provide BizCity analytics?

The browser tool creates a short URL, but full BizCity click analytics requires links created through the BizCity tracking backend.

Which paid plan includes a custom domain?

The proposed pricing structure includes one custom domain on Basic, three on Premium and ten on Pro.

Can branded links be used with QR codes?

Yes. A tracked branded redirect can also be encoded into a dynamic QR code so both the public URL and the QR campaign use the same destination infrastructure.

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