Links
Create the destination once
Keep the destination, title, description, and preview image on one canonical parent link.
Internal link operations · Attribution · Agent API
One destination. Every placement attributed.
Create a parent link once, generate sublinks for every placement, and compare the clicks, users, conversions, and revenue each one produces.
First-party, 30-day last-touch attributionBuilt for operators and internal agents
One operating model
Parent links
Set the destination and social metadata once, then let every sublink inherit them.
Attribution
Connect clicks to identified users, conversions, and revenue with a 30-day last-touch window.
Agent API
Create and manage links through revocable organization tokens and documented endpoints.
Why LinkQuick
One link model. Every downstream signal.
Parent links keep shared data canonical. Sublinks preserve the context required to compare where users and revenue originate.
Canonical parent links
Own each destination and its social metadata once, without duplicating them across placements.
Grouped sublinks
Give every placement its own slug, context, and UTM parameters while inheriting the parent destination.
Placement analytics
Compare clicks, identified users, conversions, conversion rate, and revenue by sublink.
Agent-friendly API
Let internal agents find and manage links with revocable organization tokens and scoped access.
First-party attribution
Connect an anonymous click to a known user, then keep attributed events and revenue idempotent.
Repeatable imports
Preview and replay normalized CSV or Dub imports without inventing missing historical attribution.
The problem
Short links are easy. Useful attribution is not.
The old way
Every placement becomes an isolated link. Destinations drift, UTM conventions diverge, and click counts stop short of business impact.
- Duplicate the same destination and social metadata across unrelated links
- Rebuild UTM parameters by hand for every video, post, and automation
- Count clicks without knowing which placements create users or revenue
- Repeat fragile link operations that internal agents cannot safely automate
The new way
Use LinkQuick to keep each destination canonical, every placement distinct, and its downstream results attributable.
- Create one canonical parent for every destination
- Generate grouped sublinks with their own context and UTM parameters
- Compare clicks, identified users, conversions, and revenue per placement
- Let authorized agents operate through revocable API tokens
Features
From short link to business result.
In one traceable workflow.
LinkQuick keeps destinations, placements, and attribution connected instead of scattering them across independent links.
Placements
Generate contextual sublinks
Create a dedicated slug and UTM set for each video, post, campaign, or automated workflow.
Attribution
Follow results beyond the click
Identify acquired users and send conversions or revenue events through the first-party SDK or server API.
Analytics
Compare every placement
Read clicks, identified users, conversions, conversion rate, and revenue at parent and sublink level.
Agents
Automate through the API
Use revocable organization tokens to create, retrieve, and manage links without a manual dashboard step.
Migration
Move without fabricating history
Preview idempotent CSV and Dub imports, report rejected rows, and keep aggregate snapshots separate.
Questions & answers
What is LinkQuick?
LinkQuick is an internal URL shortener and attribution platform. It groups contextual sublinks under a canonical parent and connects each placement to clicks, users, conversions, and revenue.
Why use parent links and sublinks?
The parent owns the destination and social metadata. Each sublink inherits those values while keeping its own slug, placement context, and UTM parameters, so variants stay grouped and comparable.
How does attribution work?
A click identifier reaches the destination, where the first-party SDK keeps it for a 30-day last-touch window. Identified events can then be connected to the originating sublink.
Can internal agents manage links?
Yes. LinkQuick exposes authenticated operations through revocable organization API tokens, with no MCP required for the MVP.
Can existing links be imported?
Yes. Imports accept a normalized CSV, with a dedicated Dub adapter. Preview and idempotency safeguards make rejected or incomplete rows explicit.
Is LinkQuick a public SaaS?
No. LinkQuick is internal business infrastructure for the owner, authorized organization members, internal agents, and connected destination applications.
Make every placement accountable.
Use LinkQuick to create the short link, preserve its context, and follow the users and revenue it produces.
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