Feature
Branded short links on your own domain
A custom URL shortener turns every link you share into a piece of brand real estate. Connect a domain you already own, pick readable slugs, and keep the click analytics.
Before and after
Generic shortener
shortener.io/x7Kp2Qa
Your branded link
go.yourbrand.com/spring-sale
Why branded links convert better
Higher click-through
A recognisable domain removes the 'where does this go?' hesitation that costs generic short links clicks.
Trust and anti-spoofing
Your domain is yours. Nobody else can create links on it, and filters treat it as a known sender.
Readable custom slugs
go.yourbrand.com/spring-sale beats a random string in a print ad, a podcast read, or a bio.
Brand equity on every share
Every repost carries your name instead of building recognition for a shortener you don't own.
Set up your custom domain in three steps
- 1. Pick a subdomain. Most teams use
go.,link.ors.in front of their main domain. - 2. Add one DNS record. We show the exact CNAME to create at your registrar and verify it over DNS automatically.
- 3. Start creating links. Choose your domain from the dropdown when creating a link. Existing links can be moved across too.
Frequently asked questions
What are branded short links?
Branded short links are short URLs served from your own domain — for example go.yourbrand.com/spring — instead of a shared shortener domain. The domain and the slug both carry your brand, which makes the link recognisable before anyone clicks.
Do branded links get more clicks?
Consistently, yes. Recipients can see who the link belongs to, which removes the hesitation that generic shortener domains create — especially in email, SMS, and paid social where unfamiliar domains look like spam.
How do I set up a custom URL shortener domain?
Buy or pick a subdomain you control, add it in the dashboard, then create the CNAME record we show you. Verification is automatic over DNS and usually completes within minutes. Custom domains are included on the Business plan.
Can I use a domain I already own?
Yes. Most teams use a subdomain of their main site, such as go.yourbrand.com or link.yourbrand.com, so the root domain stays untouched and the branded links inherit your existing brand recognition.
What happens to my links if I remove the domain?
Links stay in your account and keep resolving on getswiftlink.world. You can re-point them to a different custom domain at any time without recreating them.
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