Snugl
use case

Links in digital advertising

One short link per creative, per placement and per test — counted daily, retargetable without touching the ad.

Where teams use it

Creative tests

A link per creative, compared on daily counts rather than platform-reported clicks.

Influencer and affiliate posts

A memorable alias per partner that survives being copied into a caption.

Retargeting a live campaign

Change the destination mid-flight without resubmitting the ad.

Cross-platform campaigns

One link per platform makes an apples-to-apples comparison possible.

Why Snugl

Your count, not theirs

A per-day count you own, sitting next to whatever the ad platform reports.

302 on purpose

Redirects are temporary by default, so browsers keep asking and the clicks keep being counted.

Targets are editable

Repointing a link is instant and does not need the ad to be re-approved.

Questions

Do UTM parameters survive?

Yes — they are part of the target URL and are passed through untouched.

Why not 301?

A 301 is cached by the browser indefinitely, which kills both the click count and your ability to retarget the link.

How many links can I create?

500 a month on Growth and 5,000 on Premium, and they can be created over the API.

Count the clicks you paid for

Start free and put your next creative behind its own link.