T2M vs RedirHub (2026): Pricing, Branded Links & Best Fit
T2M suits high-volume campaign links and QR codes; RedirHub fits website migrations, domains and long-lived redirect estates.
We build RedirHub. We point out where T2M is the better buy, and how to check against your own setup.
The short answer
Choose RedirHub if
- Your primary job is website migrations, retired-domain portfolios or a mixed redirect estate
- Whole-domain redirects, migration mappings, branded links and QR destinations should be managed together
- You want transparent domain and managed-link capacity
Choose T2M if
- Your primary job is high-volume branded link creation, QR campaigns and long analytics history
- You need A/B testing, targeting and marketing automation
- Its monthly click limits and branded-domain allowances fit your workload
At a glance#
High-volume branded campaign links
Its personal plans allow large active-link inventories and recurring monthly link creation at low prices, with marketing features layered on higher tiers.
Website migration with old-to-new URL mappings
Whole-domain redirects, path and query forwarding, managed migration mappings and bulk import/export are part of the operating model.
Long analytics history for campaign links
Current personal plans publish 6 to 24 months of click history; Standard already includes 12 months.
Many redirect domains with a modest managed-link count
Core includes 25 domains and 2,500 managed links for $49/month, with domain and link capacity scaled independently.
A/B landing-page testing
T2M Pro is built around a two-destination approximately 50/50 test; RedirHub Pro supports equal Random routing across multiple configured destinations plus Sequential routing.
API-driven redirect operations at the entry paid tier
RedirHub includes its management API on Core; T2M's standard personal pricing puts REST API access on Premium.
The products meter different work#
T2M's personal pricing[1] is organized around short-link usage. Its current table publishes a maximum active-link count, new short URLs per month, clicks/redirects per month, analytics retention, branded-domain limits and feature gates.
RedirHub's pricing[2] separates domain capacity from active managed-link capacity. Core is $49/month for 25 domains and 2,500 managed links; Pro is $119/month for 250 domains and 10,000 managed links. Requests are unlimited on current approved plans.
That makes headline price comparisons easy to get wrong. T2M's "10,000 URLs/month" is a monthly creation allowance, while RedirHub's "10,000 managed links" is active capacity. T2M also separately caps monthly clicks. Compare the actual workload, not just the biggest number on each card.
Our call
T2M is usually the better-value tool when the unit of work is "create and measure lots of campaign links."
RedirHub is usually the cleaner model when the unit of work is "operate domains and redirect mappings over time."
Pricing: T2M starts much lower for link-management workloads#
T2M's current personal month-to-month pricing is:
- Basic $5 one-time account verification for the lifetime Basic plan.
- Standard $9.99/month.
- Pro $29.99/month.
- Premium $89.99/month.
T2M also publishes annual totals of $89.91 for Standard, $269.91 for Pro and $809.91 for Premium. Those are annual billing prices, so they should not be compared with a monthly RedirHub price without labeling the billing period.
The capacity differences are substantial. Standard allows 30,000 active short URLs, 2,000 new short URLs per month, 25,000 clicks/redirects per month and one branded domain. Pro allows 150,000 active short URLs, 10,000 new short URLs per month, 125,000 clicks/redirects per month and three branded domains. Premium allows 750,000 active short URLs, 50,000 new short URLs per month, 250,000 clicks/redirects per month and ten branded domains.
For a campaign team with three branded domains that creates up to 10,000 new links each month and stays under 125,000 monthly clicks, T2M Pro at $29.99/month is a strong value. RedirHub is not trying to beat that campaign-link density with its base plan.
The comparison reverses for some domain-heavy workloads. If the job is to operate 10 redirect domains with no more than 2,500 active managed links, RedirHub Core is $49/month. T2M needs Premium to publish a ten-branded-domain allowance, at $89.99/month. That is a $40.99/month list-price difference. T2M Premium also buys far more active short-link capacity, 24 months of analytics and advanced marketing controls, so this example only matters when domain count is the constraint rather than campaign-link volume.
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Do not choose between these products from entry price alone.
Count domains, active links, monthly link creation and monthly click volume separately.
Website migrations and whole-domain redirects favor RedirHub#
T2M supports custom branded domains[3]. After DNS verification, T2M issues SSL automatically. A connected branded domain can have a base/TLD landing redirect and a separate 404 redirect.
That is useful, but it is not the same operating model as a website migration. T2M's own setup guide recommends a subdomain such as links.example.com when the root domain already serves a website or email. Its current public product is centered on creating and tracking short URLs on the connected hostname.[4]
RedirHub explicitly supports whole-domain catch-all redirects, path forwarding, query-parameter forwarding and separately managed migration mappings. A root domain can automatically cover its www variant when both use the same destination. Bulk link import/export is available for moving a redirect map into the workspace.
Our call
For a rebrand, domain consolidation or SEO migration where old paths must keep resolving to deliberate new destinations, RedirHub is the more direct fit.
If the thing being migrated is primarily a branded-short-link program, T2M's Business plans are more relevant because T2M explicitly offers managed migration from other link-shortening services.
Branded links and QR codes: T2M is more marketing-oriented#
Both products support branded links and editable QR destinations, but T2M's surrounding toolkit is broader for campaign work.
T2M Standard adds a branded domain, dynamic QR codes, UTM tooling, CSV actions and deeper analytics. Pro adds campaigns, branded QR controls, A/B testing, URL cloaking, mobile targeting and more detailed geo analytics. Premium adds country targeting, API access and analytics APIs. T2M also documents retargeting pixels, browser extensions and integrations such as Zapier, Make and Pabbly.[5]
RedirHub includes branded links, dynamic QR codes, redirect analytics, CSV import/export and a management API alongside its domain and migration workflows. The difference is less about whether each product can create a branded link and more about what surrounds that link after creation.
Our call
For marketing distribution and campaign optimization, T2M has the richer purpose-built toolkit.
For a mixed estate where branded links and QR destinations must live beside domain redirects and migration rules, RedirHub keeps those assets in the same redirect-infrastructure model.
Analytics: T2M keeps more history on comparable self-service tiers#
T2M publishes 6 months of click history on Basic, 12 months on Standard, 18 months on Pro and 24 months on Premium.
RedirHub's current approved packaging is 90 days of click and scan history on Core and six months on Pro. RedirHub Pro adds detailed analytics, but the retention window is shorter than T2M's similarly priced personal tiers.
For marketers that regularly compare campaigns across quarters or years, this is a real T2M advantage rather than a cosmetic feature difference.
A/B routing: similar idea, different product shape#
T2M's FAQ[6] says its A/B test compares up to two destination URLs and distributes approximately 50% of traffic to each. T2M suggests chaining A/B links if more pages need to be tested. A/B testing is included on Pro and Premium in the current personal plan table.
RedirHub Pro supports multi-target redirects with Random and Sequential routing. Random distributes requests evenly across configured destinations and can support a simple A/B-style flow. Sequential cycles through configured destinations. RedirHub does not claim custom per-destination weighting.
T2M packages the feature as a marketing experiment. RedirHub packages it as a redirect-routing primitive.
API and automation: check the plan gate#
T2M has a documented REST API[7], but on its standard personal plan table, API access begins on Premium at $89.99/month. Premium publishes ten API keys and 300 calls per minute. T2M Business Teams at $165/month includes full API access, while custom plans can mix limits and features.
RedirHub includes its management REST API on Core at $49/month, along with CSV import/export. That makes RedirHub cheaper on published list price when API access is required but T2M's higher campaign-link capacity is not.
T2M is still the stronger fit when the automation's purpose is continuously generating and measuring marketing links. RedirHub is the stronger fit when the automation manages redirect infrastructure across domains, migration mappings, branded links and QR destinations.
Teams and enterprise workflows#
T2M separates personal and business buying motions. Its current Business pricing[8] starts at $45/month for Essentials, $165/month for Teams and $395/month for Enterprise. Business plans add fully managed service and onboarding; Teams adds teammate accounts and full API access; Enterprise adds SSO, custom SaaS agreements, custom billing terms and broader data-center options. Dedicated infrastructure is quote-led.
RedirHub Core includes three team members. Pro is $119/month with unlimited team members under the current approved packaging. SSO is a paid $200/month Pro add-on and is included in Enterprise.
For larger organizations, the choice is therefore not just seat price. T2M emphasizes managed link-program operations and enterprise marketing controls, while RedirHub emphasizes shared redirect infrastructure and domain capacity.
Feature comparison#
| Capability | RedirHub | T2M |
|---|---|---|
| Custom branded links | Yes | Yes, Standard and above on personal plans |
| Dynamic QR codes | Yes | Yes, Standard and above on personal plans |
| Automatic SSL for connected domains | Yes | Yes on branded-domain plans |
| CSV bulk workflows | Yes | Yes, Standard and above |
| REST API | Core and above | Premium on published personal plans; Teams on business plans |
| Whole-domain catch-all migration workflow | Core product use case | Not established by the reviewed first-party sources |
| Path and query forwarding | Yes | Parameter forwarding is a Premium feature; do not treat it as a whole-site migration rule |
| A/B traffic distribution | Pro: equal Random routing plus Sequential routing | Pro: approximately 50/50 across two destinations |
| Geo/mobile targeting | Not used as a current comparison claim | Yes on higher tiers |
| Analytics history | Core 90 days; Pro 6 months | 6 to 24 months on personal plans |
| Monthly request cap | Unlimited requests | Published click/redirect limits vary by plan |
How to decide#
- Count the domains or hostnames you need to operate.
- Count how many active redirect or link records must exist at once.
- Estimate how many new links you create each month and how many clicks they receive.
- Decide whether the job is primarily campaign optimization or redirect infrastructure.
- Check whether you need marketing targeting, long analytics history, API access, team controls or SSO.
- Price the exact workload in both products rather than comparing unlike capacity units.
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For many branded-link workloads, yes. T2M Standard is $9.99/month and Pro is $29.99/month, while RedirHub Core starts at $49/month. T2M and RedirHub meter different things, however: T2M publishes active-link, monthly creation and monthly click limits, while RedirHub prices domain capacity and active managed-link capacity with unlimited requests.
Usually not if the job is a traditional website migration with many old paths that must map to new URLs. RedirHub explicitly supports whole-domain redirects, path/query forwarding and managed migration mappings. T2M's current public positioning is link management, although its Business plans do offer managed migration from other link-shortening services.
Yes. T2M supports custom root domains and subdomains for branded short links. Its setup guide recommends using a subdomain when the root already hosts a website or email, and it supports a base/TLD landing redirect plus a separate 404 redirect.
T2M publishes longer self-service retention: 6 months on Basic, 12 on Standard, 18 on Pro and 24 on Premium. RedirHub currently publishes 90 days on Core and six months on Pro.
Yes, but differently. T2M Pro and Premium support an approximately 50/50 two-destination A/B test. RedirHub Pro supports equal Random routing across multiple configured destinations and Sequential routing. Neither product should be described here as offering arbitrary weighted percentages based on the currently approved evidence.
Yes. RedirHub includes its management API on Core. T2M's published personal plans put API access on Premium; its Teams business plan includes full API access, and T2M also offers custom plans.
T2M is usually the stronger choice when campaign creation volume, long analytics history, targeting, UTM workflows, retargeting or marketing integrations are central. RedirHub is more compelling when branded links and QR destinations are only one part of a broader redirect and domain estate.
TC is the Operations Manager at RedirHub, leading the company’s operational strategy and execution to ensure reliable, scalable redirect infrastructure. He oversees internal processes, cross-team coordination, and platform readiness while supporting customers through complex redirect implementations. With a strong understanding of large-scale domain operations and real-world edge cases, TC plays a key role in aligning product and customer success to deliver stable, high-performance redirection solutions.