Snugl
Campaign attribution
One link per channel makes the daily chart a channel comparison you can read at a glance.
marketing
Snugl for marketing teams
A link per channel, a click count per day and an alias that reads like the campaign — without a spreadsheet of UTM strings.
Where teams use it
Email and newsletter
Short links that survive being forwarded, and a count of the days they keep getting clicked.
Social posts
A branded-looking alias instead of a random code in every post.
Landing page tests
Two links, two targets, one chart.
Why Snugl
Aliases that read
snugl.space/spring beats a random code in a caption or on a slide.
Shared workspace
Invite the team; links and analytics are shared rather than trapped in one person's account.
Filters that find it
The dashboard filters by status, project and search, and sorts by date or click count — so last spring's links are one filter away.
Questions
Do I still need UTM parameters?
Use them if your analytics tool needs them — they live in the target URL and Snugl passes them through untouched.
How many links can I create?
500 a month on Growth and 5,000 on Premium, with 10 and 50 custom aliases respectively.
Can I clean up after a campaign?
Select the links in the dashboard and deactivate or delete them in bulk.
Start the next campaign with a real link
Create a free account and claim your first alias.