DexURL product documentation

Getting Started

Quick Start Guide — Create your first short link, download its QR code, then layer on expiry, protection rules, or a custom domain as you need them.
Slug Model — How DexURL builds short link slugs: a generated suffix keeps every link unique, and Pro adds readable prefixes without a land grab over names.
Custom Domains — Connect one verified hostname on Pro so short links carry your brand instead of dexurl.com. DNS records, verification, and HTTPS, step by step.
Plans & Limits — What the Free plan includes, what Pro adds for $9 a month, and how the 7-day trial, monthly billing, and cancellation actually work.

Conditional Targets — Live today: time expiry, Pro password gates, click limits, one-time access, availability windows, and smart routing by device, country, or language.
QR & Boards — Download any short link as a high-resolution PNG, SVG, or PDF QR code, style it to match your brand, and point one printed code at several destinations on Pro.
Bio & Link Pages — Publish a public @handle page gathering your socials, media blocks, and links behind one short URL. Free includes one page; Pro removes the branding.
Analytics — Every plan sees click totals per link. Pro adds device, country, and referrer breakdowns, trends over time, and CSV export. QR scans count as clicks.
Bookmark Import — Bring folders and links from Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Brave, or Opera into your private Vault, and review everything before anything is saved.

Vault Privacy — The vault stores URL bookmarks for your signed-in workspace. Titles, URLs, folders, tags, and pin state are account-backed.
Reporting Abuse — How to report a harmful DexURL link, what happens to that report afterwards, and how to appeal an enforcement action taken on a link you own.
What we log — DexURL is privacy-friendly, not anonymous. Exactly what is stored — account identity, the links and bookmarks you create, limited redirect metrics — and why.
Account Deletion — Delete your account permanently from the Account page. What gets removed, what happens to live links and subscriptions, and what registering again means.