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Links & Analytics is the tracking layer built into TrackRev’s SaaS affiliate software. Every partner gets a branded tracking link, and every click is recorded server-side and joined to the payment it produced, so you can see which partner or channel actually pays your MRR. It also works for your own campaigns, as a branded alternative to Bitly, Dub, Rebrandly and Short.io, and it is the better fit than a plain shortener whenever you want clicks tied to revenue.

What makes it different

First-party & server-side

Clicks are recorded on TrackRev’s server at the redirect, and the visitor cookie is set on your domain — so tracking survives Safari ITP, iOS, and most ad-blockers.

Branded on your domain

Links live at go.yourbrand.com/spring, not a generic shortener domain. One DNS record and automatic TLS.

One link per channel

A single “campaign” mints a link for every channel you’ll share it on, with the right UTMs baked in — so revenue always rolls up by channel.

Tied to revenue

When you connect a payment processor, each click is joined to the charge it led to — the thing a link shortener can never tell you.

What you can do

How a click is tracked

1

The click hits TrackRev's server

Your short link points at TrackRev. The redirect endpoint receives the click before the visitor reaches your destination.
2

The click is logged and the visitor is tagged

TrackRev records the click — channel, geo (country + city), device, browser, OS, referrer, and a bot flag — and reads or mints a first-party vid cookie for the visitor.
3

UTMs and the visitor id are appended

TrackRev adds the channel’s UTM parameters and a _vid handoff parameter to the destination URL.
4

The visitor is 302-redirected

The visitor lands on your destination in milliseconds. If the pixel is installed there, it picks up the _vid handoff so the browser session and the server-side click share one identity.
Click tracking needs no pixel — it happens entirely at the redirect. The pixel is only required to attribute revenue and record pageviews on your destination.

The workspace boundary

Every own-site link in a workspace must share one registrable domain — the domain your pixel fires on. This keeps a workspace’s clicks, visitors and revenue reconciled to a single product. Links to sites you don’t own (a marketplace, a Substack, a YouTube description) are exempt. If you run a second product on a different domain, put it in a second workspace (Growth includes up to 10 workspaces). See Workspaces.

Create your first link

Head to Campaigns → New campaign and mint a tracking link per channel.