Linkfor vs Rebrandly

Linkfor vs Rebrandly: branded short links and a domain that does more

Rebrandly built one of the longest-running branded short-link services. Linkfor uses the same redirect primitive as your Notion site, so a single domain can render pages, redirect, and serve raw files — under one subscription.

tl;dr

Pick Rebrandly if you have an enterprise compliance checklist it ticks (SOC 2, ISO), you're already invested in its UTM builder + reporting, and your domain is doing one job.

Pick Linkfor if you want branded redirects, a Notion site, deep links, and raw file hosting on the same domain — and you'd rather pay one subscription than three.

At a glance

Linkfor vs Rebrandly, feature by feature

FeatureLinkforRebrandly
Entry paid tier$1/mo$99/mo (Growth)
Custom domain
Notion content rendering
Branded short links + UTM
Deep linking (iOS / Android)AASA + assetlinks.jsonAvailable, higher tier
File hosting (raw endpoints)ads.txt, /.well-known/*
AnalyticsPageviews + redirect countsStrong reporting
SEO control (meta, OG, sitemap)N/A (no rendered pages)
SSLAuto, on every mount
Branded short linksNative /go/* on same domainYes (separate domain)
ThemesColor + font + radiusBranded link metadata only
White-label (drop "Powered by")Business planHigher tier
Scheduled publishingLimited
Password gateRoadmap
Multi-site / org3 sites on Pro, 10 on BusinessWorkspaces, seat-based

Prices captured from Rebrandly’s public pricing page on 2026-04-21. Rebrandly tiers branded link counts, custom domain counts, and deep linking across multiple plans — read the live page for exact limits.

Price delta

The bundled subscription you're already paying for

Rebrandly Growth$99/mo
Linkfor Pro$1/mo

Rebrandly Growth is $99/mo. To match what Linkfor Pro ships at $1/moyou'd also need a Notion website builder (Super.so, ~$16/mo, or Potion.so, ~$12/mo) and a way to serve raw ads.txt / /.well-known/*.

Linkfor consolidates that into one subscription on one domain — see the home-page consolidation table.

When to pick Rebrandly

  • You're an enterprise team and Rebrandly is already the approved tool — SOC 2, ISO, single sign-on, the whole checklist.
  • You ship hundreds of branded links per week with rich UTM-builder workflows and want the most mature reporting stack on the market.
  • You need its API to push 10k links a day from a CRM. Linkfor has a config-driven API but isn't built for industrial link-creation throughput yet.
  • You want a vendor that does only branded short links, has done so for over a decade, and isn't trying to also be a CMS.
  • Your domain has one job and one job only — redirecting. No landing page, no app deep links, nothing else.

When to pick Linkfor

  • You want a Notion site, branded redirects, deep links, and raw file hosting under one subscription on one domain.
  • Your redirect cluster is small to medium (dozens to low thousands of links), and the price difference matters.
  • You ship a mobile app and want deep links included in the entry tier rather than a higher-paid add-on.
  • You ship multiple Notion sites — Pro covers 3 sites and Business 10.
  • You want one dashboard for pages + redirects + analytics instead of switching tabs between a CMS, Rebrandly, and a static-host project.
Migration

How to switch from Rebrandly to Linkfor

Rebrandly exports your link list to CSV. Linkfor accepts the same shape and remounts the cluster under your domain.

  1. 1Export your link list from Rebrandly (Reports → Export CSV) — slug, destination, UTM tags.
  2. 2Sign up for Linkfor and create a site. Attach the same branded domain — Linkfor provisions SSL automatically.
  3. 3Mount a redirect tree at /go/* (or whatever path you used in Rebrandly) and import the CSV. Optional iOS / Android deep-link URLs become a { ios, android, web } field on each redirect.
  4. 4Optional: add a Notion page mount at / for a landing page on the same domain — covered by the same Pro plan.
  5. 5Repoint DNS, spot-check a sample of links, then cancel Rebrandly.