Snugl
Weekly promotions
Give every offer its own alias — snugl.space/weekend — and set the expiry to the last day of the sale so the link stops working when the price does.
retail
Short links for retail
One snugl.space link per promotion, per store and per channel — with a daily click count that tells you which one actually sold.
Where teams use it
Store-level links
One link per location means the daily click chart shows which stores drive traffic instead of one blended number.
Receipts and packaging
A short address is short enough to print. Point it at a landing page today and retarget it next season without a reprint.
Seasonal campaigns
Bulk-create links before a launch, then bulk-deactivate the whole set when the season closes.
Why Snugl
Aliases you choose
Paid plans let you pick the code — up to 10 custom aliases a month on Growth, 50 on Premium.
Clicks by day
Every redirect is counted per day, so a spike lines up with the email, the flyer or the window display that caused it.
Links that expire
Set an expiry date and the offer closes itself. No stale promotion sitting live for a year.
Questions
Can I change where a promotion link points?
Yes. Edit the target on an existing link and the same printed address starts resolving somewhere new — Snugl clears its cache on every edit.
How long is click history kept?
30 days on Free, 3 months on Growth and one year on Premium. The link keeps working either way; only the history window differs.
Do links redirect permanently?
302 by default, on purpose — a 301 is cached by the browser forever, which stops the clicks being counted and stops you retargeting the link later.
Put a link on the next promotion
Create an account, claim an alias and watch the first day of clicks come in.