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Short links your agents can drive.

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Save a URL, a file, or a snippet. Get a tracked link, a QR code, and the same CLI and HTTP API the dashboard uses — so you can skip our UI entirely.

Free plan

No card

First link

A minute

Clicks

Live

Three commands. Then go.

Drop the skill into your agent, put the CLI on the machine, then create an account from the terminal. After that the next command is the link you actually needed.

First session
Skill, CLI, account, then a link.
$ npx skills add https://linkdash.dev/skills/linkdash/SKILL.md
$ npm i -g linkdash-cli
$ linkdash auth create
$ linkdash links create --url https://example.com

A shortener, a Drive folder, and a paste service

Keep the tracking

Shorten the destination and forward every UTM parameter, with a real server-side redirect.

See who opened it

Upload a file, lock it with a password, and read downloads the same way you read clicks.

Build your own UI

CLI, HTTP API, or the dashboard — same writes, same event quota. Create a key and skip our UI if you want.

Built for teams that share links all day and need the numbers back

Country, device, referrer, and the variant served are written on the redirect itself. The dashboard, CLI, and HTTP API read the same query.

How Linkdash fits into your stack

1

Create the account

From the CLI, auth create opens sign-up. Or use email and a password on the site. The free plan starts immediately, with no card. Copy an API key from Dashboard → API keys if you will call the HTTP API.

2

Make the link

Shorten a URL, upload a file, or save a snippet. Optional password, expiry, custom domain, and a downloadable QR with the Linkdash mark or your own logo. Add variants to the same slug to split traffic or target by country, device, or a query parameter.

3

Read it back

Share the link, then watch clicks, countries, devices, referrers, and per-variant totals land while it circulates. Dashboard, CLI, and HTTP API hit the same query.

4

Skip our UI if you want

The CLI and the HTTP API cover the same operations. An agent or your own dashboard can create links, rotate a destination, manage domains, and pull stats without a browser session.

$ npx linkdash-cli@latestcurl https://api.linkdash.dev/v1/me -H "Authorization: Bearer ldash_…"

One MCP server. Works in the AI apps you already use.

Give your assistant one URL. Sign in once and approve access, and it can create links, split traffic, and read stats for you. No API key to paste.

https://api.linkdash.dev/mcp

  • Claude

    Listed in Claude's connector directory. Connect and sign in.

    Setup guide

  • ChatGPT

    Plugins → + → Add custom MCP server, then paste the URL.

    Setup guide

  • Cursor

    One click installs the server. Cursor asks you to sign in on first use.

    Add to Cursor

  • Claude Code

    Add the server, then run claude mcp login linkdash.

    claude mcp add --transport http linkdash https://api.linkdash.dev/mcp

  • Codex

    Add the server, then run codex mcp login linkdash.

    codex mcp add linkdash --url https://api.linkdash.dev/mcp

URLs, files,
snippets,
one tracked slug

Everything the dashboard does, the CLI and HTTP API do too — so an agent or your own UI never needs our screens.

Create a free account

Three tiers. Monthly only.

Start free, keep the history when you upgrade, and export JSON or CSV on the way out.

Free

A real plan, not a trial. No card.

$0/ month
  • 5,000 events
  • 2,000 crawler fetches
  • 1 GB files
  • 1-month analytics
  • 1 custom domain
Create free account

Professional

Most popular

For people who share links and need the numbers back.

$18/ month
  • 100,000 events
  • 50,000 crawler fetches
  • 20 GB files
  • 1-year analytics
  • 5 custom domains
Start Professional

Growth

More events, longer history, and your own domains.

$48/ month
  • 1,000,000 events
  • 500,000 crawler fetches
  • 200 GB files
  • 3-year analytics
  • Unlimited custom domains
Start Growth

FAQs

  • A short-link service for three kinds of payload: a URL, an uploaded file, or a text snippet. Each one gets a generated id on lida.sh or your own domain, an optional password and expiry, a QR code, and a per-request analytics row the dashboard, CLI, and HTTP API all read. One link can also hold several variants for split tests and audience targeting.

From the blog

Guides on routing, testing, and measuring links, and on letting agents drive them.

All posts
Claude Code calling the Linkdash MCP server to create the short link lida.sh/pricing

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How to add a URL shortener to Claude Code with MCP

Connect Claude Code to Linkdash over MCP so it can create short links, split traffic, share files, and read click stats without leaving the terminal.

One short link, lida.sh/app, routing iPhones to the App Store, Android phones to Google Play, and desktop visitors to a web page

7 min read

How to create one link for the App Store and Google Play

Make one short link that sends iPhone users to the App Store, Android users to Google Play, and everyone else to your site, with install tracking and a QR code.

One short link, lida.sh/launch, splitting visitors evenly between two pricing pages

9 min read

How to A/B test a link

Split one short link between two or more pages, keep returning visitors on the same version, and measure which page converts. A step-by-step guide.

One command, one tracked link. The free plan does not need a card.

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