Total and unique clicks
Separate repeat visits from individual people without exposing visitor identities.
Free URL tracker
Track a URL and understand every real click.
Create a measurable short URL for any destination. See people, sources, devices, places, campaigns, and conversions in real time—free during launch.
What you can measure
A click counter with the context needed to act.
Counting clicks is the beginning. A useful URL tracker explains which traffic is human, where it originated, and whether it produced a meaningful result.
Location and language
Understand countries, regions, cities, time zones, and browser languages.
Referrers and UTMs
Connect each visit to the channel, source, medium, campaign, and shared URL.
Devices and software
Compare mobile, desktop, browser, operating system, and screen patterns.
Bot classification
Keep social previews, crawlers, and suspicious scanner traffic out of human results.
Conversions and revenue
Attribute leads, purchases, and revenue to the click that created the outcome.
How URL tracking works
Four steps from destination to evidence.
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Paste the destination
Enter any public web address you want to measure.
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Create the tracked URL
Choose a short readable slug and, when available, your branded domain.
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Share it by channel
Use a separate tracked URL for email, social, ads, partners, or QR campaigns.
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Read the outcome
Watch human clicks and conversions arrive in the real-time dashboard.
Practical answers
URL tracker FAQ.
How does a URL tracker work?
A URL tracker creates a short redirect URL. When somebody opens it, the tracking service records permitted request context and forwards the visitor to the destination. This makes an external destination measurable without changing that destination.
Can I track a URL I do not own?
You can measure clicks that pass through a tracked URL you created, even when the destination belongs to another site. You cannot see what the visitor does after arriving unless the destination owner installs conversion tracking or supports a postback.
Does URL tracking change my UTM parameters?
No. Existing UTM parameters are preserved. URLTracker also records them with the click so campaigns can be compared without depending on the destination analytics account.
Are QR-code scans included?
Yes. A dynamic QR code contains the tracked URL, so every scan follows the same measurement and redirect flow. The destination can later change without reprinting the code.