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Yes! Our Free plan is generous and perfect for hobbyists. It includes 50 links/month, 2,000 tracked clicks, and access to advanced analytics. No credit card required to start. You can explore all our pricing plans here.

Yes! We allow commercial usage on all our plans, including the Free plan. Whether you are a solo entrepreneur or a large business, you can use ClikSo to grow your brand.

If you reach your monthly link limit, you won't be able to create new links until the next billing cycle or until you upgrade to a higher plan.

Your links will continue to work and redirect your users. We may still track the clicks in the background, but you will need to upgrade your plan to access and view the detailed analytics for those additional clicks.

Yes. The MCP server is included on every plan, including Free, at no extra cost. It follows your plan's normal limits: links an AI app creates count toward your monthly link allowance (50 on Free), folder and tag limits apply, and AI slug suggestions use your daily credits. Your AI app may have rules of its own — Claude's free plan allows one custom connector, for example. See what the MCP server can do.

Yes, we offer special discounts for open-source projects, non-profits, and social media influencers. Please contact us to see if you qualify. Discount rates are granted at our sole discretion.

We offer refunds exclusively on our yearly plans. If you are on a yearly plan and would like to request a refund, please contact our support team via our contact page. You can read more in our refund policy.

Yes, we do! If our standard plans don't meet your specific needs, please contact us for enterprise pricing and custom solutions tailored to your requirements.

We go beyond simple click counts. Our analytics dashboard shows you exactly where your users are coming from (Geographic data), what devices they use (Mobile/Desktop), their operating systems, and referrer sources. You can also ask Clik AI questions about it in plain English. See all features.

Yes. Advanced analytics is included with all plans at no additional cost.

Yes, all ClikSo QR codes are dynamic. This means you can change the destination URL even after you've printed the QR code on flyers or business cards. You can also customize the QR code's colors and add your logo, and every scan is counted as a click on that link, with the same analytics as any other click.

Absolutely. We believe in branding, so a custom domain is not locked behind a paywall — the Free plan includes 1 custom domain (e.g., link.yourbrand.com) at $0/mo, no card required. Starter ($6.99/mo) raises that to 2, Pro to 5, and Business to 12. We handle the SSL certificates automatically on every plan, so your links are always secure (HTTPS).

Yes, on Starter and up. A slash groups links like folders in the link itself — clik.is/acme/launch, clik.is/acme/spring-sale. The back-half can be 3 to 30 characters in total, slashes included, with up to five parts, no slash at the start or end and no two slashes in a row. It works on clik.is and on your own custom domain. The Free plan uses back-halves without a slash. If you move from a paid plan to Free, the nested links you already have keep working. See custom short links.

Not unless you choose to. Your links keep redirecting indefinitely unless you give them an expiry date, archive or delete them, or close your account — or a link is removed for breaking our terms of service.

Yes. ClikSo runs an MCP server at https://app.clik.so/mcp. Add that URL to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, VS Code or any AI app that supports remote MCP servers, sign in to ClikSo, and ask in plain words — “make a short link to my pricing page with the slug pricing”. The app can create, find, edit, move and delete your links, folders and tags, on your own branded domain. No code and no API key needed. See how the MCP server works and the setup guide for each app.

Every ClikSo plan, including Free, comes with AI slug suggestions, an AI analytics chat, click analytics, a custom domain and the REST API — Bitly charges $29+/mo before you get a custom domain at all, and TinyURL's free tier has no click analytics. Password protection, which Bitly does not offer on any plan, starts on our Starter plan. Check our full features comparison.

Yes. Security is our top priority. We use strong encryption to protect your data, never sell your click data to third parties, and provide features like password protection and link expiration for sensitive links.

If you have any questions or need support, you can reach out to us through our contact page. We're always happy to help!

Yes, and you stay in control. The AI app never gets an API key: you sign in to ClikSo in your browser and choose which workspaces it may use, and whether it can only view or also make changes. Changing or deleting a link waits until you press Approve, and you can set each tool to Always allow, Needs approval or Blocked. Link passwords, billing, API keys, team members and workspace settings are never reachable from an AI app, and you can disconnect it at any time in Settings → AI connections. Read more about approvals.

Encrypted with AES-256-GCM, never as plain text and never as a reversible hash you could look up. Each password gets its own random initialisation vector, the encryption key lives outside the database, and the stored value is versioned so the key can be rotated without invalidating anyone's links. The password check itself runs at the edge: the destination URL is never part of the short link, so it cannot be read without getting past the gate. Password protection starts on the Starter plan.

Yes. Every workspace member holds one of three roles — admin, editor or viewer — and the role is checked on the server for every request, not just hidden in the interface. Viewers can read links and analytics without changing anything; editors create and edit links; admins additionally manage members, domains, billing and API keys. Seats are 1 on Free, 2 on Starter, 5 on Pro, 12 on Business and custom on Enterprise.

Revoke it from Settings → API. Revocation takes effect immediately and is per-key, so your other integrations keep running while you mint a replacement. Keys are stored only as a hash — we cannot show you an existing key, which is also why nobody who gets into your account can read one. Each key carries its own permission level (read, write or admin), so a key you hand to a script never needs to be able to do more than that script does.

Yes, on every plan, including Free. It is a REST API with Bearer-token authentication covering links, folders and tags, read access to your domains, and your click analytics — totals, breakdowns by country, device, browser and referrer, and clicks over time. You create keys in Settings → API, and the developer docs walk you from a new key to your first link.

Keys per workspace: 3 on Free, 10 on Starter, 20 on Pro, 30 on Business, and a custom number on Enterprise. Rate limits are per key, per minute: 30 on Free, 100 on Starter, 300 on Pro, 500 on Business. Going over the limit returns a 429 and the key keeps working — nothing is suspended, and the next minute starts clean. The analytics endpoints also have a daily allowance for the whole workspace: 100 requests on Free, 1,000 on Starter, 5,000 on Pro and 20,000 on Business. The browser extension uses one key per connected browser, so count those too. Every number is on the limits page of the docs.

Analytics go back 30 days on Free, 90 days on Starter, 6 months on Pro and 1 year on Business. Enterprise retention is set per contract. This is how far back the dashboard can look — clicks older than the window stay counted in your lifetime totals, they just drop out of the date range you can filter and chart.

Timestamp, which link was clicked, where it sent the visitor, country, region and city, device type, browser, operating system, referrer, and all five UTM parameters. IP address and user agent are used to work those out and are never shown in your dashboard. We do not sell click data to anyone.

Usually within about a minute. Click logging runs off the redirect path, so recording a click never slows the visitor down, and each event carries an ID that is deduplicated on arrival — a retry cannot double-count a click.