Dub

Dub.co is built for developers. Flyone opens the same power to everyone. Hubs, analytics, automation, and AI — no code required. A platform where creators, marketers, and teams can track, learn, and grow — together.

Makes short links cool again, and yes, it’s open source

It wasn't done with Dub.co. I want to tell you how it's different from Dub.co.

While Dub.co is packed with technical features for developers, Minik.Link is designed to be easy for anyone to use. It provides instant use with no installation and no membership required.

I use this service every day, and am about to incorporate it into my service at qr-builder.io

As a software review and comparison site, tracking affiliate link clicks is one of the most important tools we work with. We've now been using Dub for over a year. After trying every single option available on the market, Bitly, Short.io, self-hosted miscellaneous services, and have found a home with Dub, it's also the only tool we've felt congruent paying for. The URL shortening world and affiliate platform world aren't ready for Dub. Steven and team are about to set the world on fire with it. Couldn't live without Dub at this point.

I don't use Dub.co, but I learned a lot by digging through its source code. The code is well written and easy to follow, which is a huge resource for learning.

Extremely intuitive to use. We used to self-manage our redirects but Dub provided so much value with features such as link cloaking and easily managing OG/Twitter meta images that we gradually found ourselves using Dub more and more.