TinyURL, But With Analytics.
TinyURL shortens links — and that's it. No analytics, no branding, no way to know if anyone actually clicked. URLyte gives you click tracking, geographic data, branded links, and QR codes — all free.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | URLyte | TinyURL |
|---|---|---|
| URL shortening | ||
| Click analytics | ||
| Geographic data | ||
| Device breakdown | ||
| Branded links | ||
| QR code generation | ||
| Link organisation | ||
| Malicious URL detection | ||
| Custom link slugs | Paid | |
| Free plan | ||
| Pro pricing | $5/mo | $9.99/mo |
Why People Switch from TinyURL
You can't measure what TinyURL doesn't track
TinyURL creates a short link and sends users to the destination. That's all. You have no idea how many people clicked, where they were, what device they used, or whether the link was ever clicked at all. URLyte tracks every click automatically.
Random strings aren't memorable or trustworthy
A TinyURL link looks like tinyurl.com/y6h8k2pm — random, unbranded, and untrustworthy. URLyte gives you urlyte.com/yourbrand/link — something that communicates who created it and where it goes.
No organisation means no system
If you create more than a handful of links, TinyURL becomes chaos. URLyte's namespace system lets you group all links for a brand, campaign, or client under a single prefix and compare them side by side.
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