Linkly vs TinyURL
TinyURL is a classic, no-frills shortener. Here is how a modern alternative compares.
| Feature | Krdcode | TinyURL |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | ||
| Unlimited clicks | ||
| Custom slugs | ||
| Analytics dashboard | Paid only | |
| QR codes (PNG + SVG) | PNG only | |
| Password-protected links | ||
| Expiring links | ||
| A/B split testing | ||
| Geo / device routing | ||
| Custom domains | Paid only | |
| Team workspaces | ||
| Webhooks | ||
| Public REST API | Paid only | |
| Bulk CSV import/export | Paid only | |
| Public profile page | ||
| Safe Browsing checks |
When Linkly wins
- • You want analytics, QR codes, and routing without paying
- • You need expiring or password-protected links
- • You want to manage links in a team
- • You care about safety (Safe Browsing + abuse reporting)
When they might be better
- • You only need to shorten one link occasionally with no account
- • You already use TinyURL through a long-running integration
For anything beyond a single shortened URL, Linkly is the more modern choice.
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