TLinky vs RedirHub (2026): Pricing, Short Links & Best Fit
TLinky is a low-cost marketing-link suite for short links, link-in-bio and campaigns; RedirHub is redirect infrastructure for domains, website migrations, branded links and QR destinations.
We build RedirHub. We point out where TLinky is the better buy, and how to check against your own setup.
The short answer
Choose RedirHub if
- You are managing website migrations, retired domains or a mixed redirect estate
- You expect to operate many custom domains
- You want API-driven redirect management without moving up to a high-priced marketing-link tier
Choose TLinky if
- Your primary job is low-cost branded short links, QR campaigns and link-in-bio pages
- Geo/device targeting, tracking pixels or marketing-oriented A/B testing matter
- They matter more than domain and migration infrastructure
At a glance#
Run low-cost branded short-link campaigns on one to five custom domains
Starter is $9/month with 300 short links and one branded domain; Advanced is $29/month with 1,500 short links and five branded domains.
Use geo/device targeting, link-in-bio pages, tracking pixels or campaign A/B testing
TLinky explicitly packages those marketing workflows; its detailed plan table puts A/B Testing & Rotator on Advanced and Business.
Manage website migrations or a portfolio of redirect domains
Core includes 25 domains plus 2,500 managed links, where migration mappings are a first-class capacity unit.
Need API-driven redirect management at the lowest published paid entry price
RedirHub includes its Management API on Core at $49/month; TLinky's detailed plan table lists Developer API only on Business at $89/month.
Manage many custom domains alongside branded links and QR destinations
RedirHub Core includes 25 domains and Pro includes 250, while TLinky's published branded-domain allowances top out at 10 on Business.
The real difference: marketing toolkit vs redirect infrastructure#
TLinky's current homepage calls it an all-in-one link-management platform and centers the product on URL shortening, QR codes and link-in-bio pages. Its URL shortener page[1] goes deeper into campaign features such as geo and device targeting, UTM building, tracking pixels, custom landing pages, CTA overlays, A/B testing, link rotation and Zapier/webhook automation.
RedirHub starts from a different object: the domain or redirect estate. Its approved product packaging separates domains from managed links. A managed link is one active branded link, dynamic QR destination or website-migration source-to-destination mapping. That lets a team operate whole-domain redirects and large path-migration maps in the same workspace without treating every use case as a marketing short link.
Our call
Pick TLinky when the main job is campaign link optimization.
Pick RedirHub when redirects need to remain durable infrastructure across domains, migrations and long-lived branded destinations.
Pricing: TLinky wins the low-cost marketing-link entry#
TLinky's current pricing page[2] publishes four monthly tiers:
| Plan | Monthly price | Short links | Branded domains | QR codes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TLinky Free | $0 | 10 | 0 | 5 |
| TLinky Starter | $9 | 300 | 1 | 50 |
| TLinky Advanced | $29 | 1,500 | 5 | 500 |
| TLinky Business | $89 | Unlimited | 10 | Unlimited |
Paid TLinky plans advertise a 7-day trial. Annual billing is also available, but the table above uses the true monthly prices rather than converting annual totals into a monthly equivalent.
RedirHub's approved public pricing[3] starts at $49/month for Core, with 25 domains and 2,500 managed links. Pro is $119/month with 250 domains and 10,000 managed links. Enterprise is custom-priced with unlimited domains and managed links. Annual billing gives 12 months for the price of 10.
The capacity units are not equivalent. TLinky counts short links and branded domains as separate plan limits. RedirHub counts domains separately from managed links, and a managed link can be a branded link, dynamic QR destination or individual migration mapping.
For a campaign using one branded domain and up to 300 short links, TLinky Starter is $9/month versus RedirHub Core at $49/month. TLinky is $40/month cheaper for that stated job.
Our call
Do not buy RedirHub just to reproduce a small short-link campaign that fits TLinky Starter.
The RedirHub price starts to make more sense when domains, migrations or API-managed redirect operations are part of the requirement.
Branded links, QR codes and link-in-bio#
TLinky is unusually broad for its price. Its detailed plan table includes link-in-bio profiles on every tier, branded domains from Starter upward, QR allowances on every tier, and paid-plan destination editing. Its product page also documents custom aliases, landing pages, CTA overlays, tracking pixels and UTM tooling.
RedirHub's approved product model combines branded links and dynamic QR destinations with domain redirects and migration mappings. Core includes 2,500 managed links, so those assets share capacity with individually managed migration redirects rather than living in a separate campaign-only quota.
If you want a single low-cost marketing suite that bundles short links, QR codes and link-in-bio pages, TLinky is the more natural fit. If the branded links and QR destinations need to coexist with retired domains, rebrands or a large redirect map, RedirHub's infrastructure model is the stronger fit.
Targeting and A/B-style routing#
TLinky's detailed pricing table lists geo targeting and device targeting on Starter, Advanced and Business, while language targeting is listed on all tiers. It lists A/B Testing & Rotator on Advanced and Business. The URL shortener feature page[1] also documents campaign rotators, tracking pixels, event tracking and targeting controls.
RedirHub's currently approved multi-target claim is narrower: Pro supports Random and Sequential routing. Random distributes requests equally across configured destinations and can support a simple A/B-style flow; Sequential sends requests through destinations in sequence. RedirHub does not use custom per-destination weighting in this comparison claim.
Our call
If geo/device campaign targeting or a marketing-oriented A/B toolkit is central to the job, TLinky is the clearer fit.
If the routing sits inside a broader redirect estate and simple random/sequential multi-target behavior is enough, RedirHub Pro fits that operating model.
API and automation#
This is one area where the entry prices reverse.
TLinky's detailed pricing table lists Developer API only on Business at $89/month. It lists link import on every tier and data export on paid tiers. Its product page also advertises Zapier and webhook integration.
RedirHub's approved Product Facts list the Management API on Core, Pro and Enterprise. Core starts at $49/month.
If API access is the gating requirement, the published paid entry point is therefore $49/month on RedirHub Core versus $89/month on TLinky Business, a $40/month difference. That is not a like-for-like package comparison: TLinky Business also includes unlimited short links and QR codes plus its broader marketing toolkit. It is simply the price at which each vendor currently exposes the API.
Our call
Choose on the workflow around the API.
RedirHub has the lower published API entry price for redirect/domain automation; TLinky Business is more compelling when the API needs to sit alongside its campaign, link-in-bio and targeting features.
Website migrations and domain portfolios#
This is the clearest RedirHub use case.
A website migration often mixes two kinds of work: whole-domain forwarding where paths stay the same, and individually managed old-to-new mappings where paths changed. RedirHub separates domain capacity from managed-link capacity, so Core can hold 25 domains and 2,500 separately managed branded links, QR destinations or migration mappings.
TLinky's current public product surface is strongest around shortening, campaign management, targeting, QR codes and link-in-bio. Its published branded-domain limits are 1 on Starter, 5 on Advanced and 10 on Business. Those are useful campaign-domain allowances, but they are a different scale and buying model from a redirect estate with dozens or hundreds of domains.
This does not mean an undocumented TLinky migration capability is impossible. It means the current first-party evidence supports TLinky most clearly as a marketing-link platform, while RedirHub explicitly packages domain and migration capacity.
Our call
For a rebrand, CMS migration, retired-domain portfolio or SEO redirect map, start with RedirHub.
For campaign links on a handful of branded domains, start with TLinky.
How to choose for your setup#
- Count the custom domains you need now and over the next year.
- Separate campaign short links from website-migration mappings and whole-domain redirects.
- Decide whether geo/device targeting, link-in-bio pages, tracking pixels or marketing A/B testing are core requirements.
- Decide whether API access is required, then compare the plan where each vendor exposes it.
- Test a representative workflow before moving a large domain or link estate.
Managing website migrations or many custom domains?
RedirHub handles website migrations, retired domains and API-driven redirect management without moving up to a high-priced marketing-link tier.
Start free trialFrequently asked questions
For small marketing-link setups, yes. TLinky Starter is $9/month for 300 short links and one branded domain, while RedirHub's approved public package matrix starts at Core for $49/month with 25 domains and 2,500 managed links. They are priced for different operating models.
TLinky is the better low-cost choice when the job is mainly branded short links, targeting and campaign optimization. RedirHub is the better fit when branded links are one part of a wider domain, migration and redirect operation.
RedirHub. Its Management API is approved for Core, Pro and Enterprise, so the published entry price is $49/month. TLinky's detailed plan table lists Developer API only on Business at $89/month.
TLinky is the clearer marketing fit. Its official plan table lists A/B Testing & Rotator on Advanced and Business and geo/device targeting on paid tiers. RedirHub Pro's approved multi-target behavior is Random or Sequential routing rather than a broad marketing-targeting toolkit.
RedirHub is the more direct fit because its approved capacity model explicitly treats website-migration source-to-destination mappings as managed links and separates them from domain capacity.
TLinky advertises a 7-day trial on paid plans. RedirHub's currently approved Product Fact is a 14-day free trial on Core and Pro.
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.