Linked.Codes review: white-label short links and dynamic QR codes. Free plan, $79 one-time Lifetime license, hosting from $20/mo.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Linked.Codes is a platform for creating branded short links and dynamic QR codes. It can serve as a personal link and QR app, or as the base for a white-label SaaS that you sell under your own domain, colors and prices.
The core idea is that every short link and QR code stays editable. The destination is stored in the dashboard rather than inside the QR image, so a sticker or business card that has already been printed can later point somewhere new.
The site describes three kinds of users: founders who want to sell a link and QR product, agencies that add branded links to client work, and individuals who want a sharper tool than free alternatives.
Setup starts on the homepage, where you pick a short link ending, choose a template, customize the QR design and save it. A free your-handle.linked.codes subdomain is available on day one, and a custom domain such as go.yourbrand.com can be connected later with secure connections handled for you.
Each redirect is tracked in real time, with country, device, referrer and campaign recorded. Because the destination sits in the dashboard, changing it updates every printed copy of the QR code or shared link at once.
To turn the product into a business, you add the optional Hosting plan. Customers then sign up on your domain, see your branding, and pay you through your own Stripe account.
Short links support custom endings, expiry dates, password gates and campaign tags, plus bulk import from a spreadsheet and export of everything at any time. QR codes come with a designer for body, eyes, frame and fills, logo upload, and print-ready downloads at any size.
The destination list is broad: websites, contact cards, calendar events, files, WhatsApp, phone calls, messages, email, map pins, payments, PayPal, UPI, Telegram, FaceTime, Wi-Fi and plain text.
Analytics are built in rather than bolted on. The dashboard shows page views, unique visitors, top countries, referrers, devices, live MRR, new revenue per period, sign-up conversion and paid conversion. Unique visitors are counted without storing who they are, with no IP addresses, fingerprinting or cookie banner.
Linked.Codes is a platform for branded short links and dynamic QR codes. It can be used as a personal tool or white-labeled as your own SaaS, with your domain, branding and prices.
There is a free plan with 500 events per month, and a Lifetime license for a one-time $79 with 5k events per month. Optional Hosting starts at $20 per month and adds 20k events, with larger tiers up to +450k for $160 per month.
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and includes unlimited short links and QR codes, a free subdomain on linked.codes, custom domains for short links and real-time analytics. It is capped at 500 events per month.
Yes. The destination is stored in your dashboard, not inside the QR code. You can re-point the same QR to a phone number, contact card, calendar event, file or other supported destination without reprinting.
Yes, with the optional Hosting plan. Customers use your domain, logo and colors, and the site says Linked.Codes does not appear in the user-facing surface unless you enable the optional Powered by line.
No. Billing runs through your own Stripe account, and the site states it does not take a cut or touch the money. You set your own plans and currency.
Events include page views, short-link redirects, link creation, QR design creation, signups, file uploads and successful payments through your Stripe account.
The site says you can export links, QR codes, contacts and analytics at any time in plain spreadsheet format. It also says links and QR codes keep working as long as your domain points at the platform.