How Blinkhop compares.

Side-by-side comparisons with popular link shorteners, based only on what each company publishes. Where another tool is the better fit, we say so.

Where Blinkhop stands out

Blinkhop vs Bitly
Blinkhop vs Bitly
Bitly fits marketing teams that want mature click and scan analytics, branded links, QR codes and landing pages in one established platform today.
Blinkhop vs TinyURL
Blinkhop vs TinyURL
TinyURL fits people who want the original, long-running shortener with a simple web form, and teams that need editable links, 2-year analytics or high-volume bulk plans today.
Blinkhop vs Dub
Blinkhop vs Dub
Dub fits marketing and growth teams that need conversion tracking, affiliate programs and long analytics retention today, and developers who want an open-source platform they can self-host.
Blinkhop vs Rebrandly
Blinkhop vs Rebrandly
Rebrandly fits brands and teams that want branded links on their own domains today, with link galleries, traffic routing, conversion tracking and compliance such as SOC 2 and HIPAA.
Blinkhop vs Short.io
Blinkhop vs Short.io
Short.io fits teams that want links on their own domains today, with 5 custom domains on the free plan, targeting rules, link-in-bio posts and long-kept statistics.

Our method

How we write these comparisons.

The same four rules on every page, so you can check each claim yourself.

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Official sources only

Facts about other products come only from their official pricing pages, help centers and docs, each one linked as a source.
Dated and kept current

Every page is dated. Plans and prices change, and we update pages when they do.
No scores, no spin

We don’t rate or score other products, and we point out where they are stronger.
Early access, labeled

Blinkhop features that need an account are marked early access, because they aren’t open yet.

Free, no account, no ads. One paste is enough.