Edit where it goes, any time.
Spot a typo, sell out of stock, or move the event? Change the destination and every copy of the link already out in the world follows. Clicks stay on the link, not the page.
Print it once. Change it whenever.
Put a shrnq link or QR code on the menu, the bag or the poster. When the sale ends or the page moves, point it somewhere new. What’s already printed keeps working.
Make my first shrnqFree. No card needed.
Try it: re-point a short link
Christmas blend
islandroast.com/christmas-blend
4,182 clickshistory kept
Point shrnq.com/roast at:
Everything a link needs after you post it.
You can’t edit a tweet’s link or un-print a poster. shrnq keeps the part you shared fixed and lets you change the rest.
See who clicked.
Clicks, unique visitors, referrers, devices and countries.
Folders & tags.
Sort campaigns so you can find them next month.
Your own domain.
Pro lets you run links on up to 3 domains of your own.
A QR code on every link.
The code holds your short link, not the destination, so the sticker you print today still works after you change where it goes.
Safe to click.
Anyone can report a link. We review reports and take down links that break the rules.
Made for links that live on paper.
Menus, packaging, flyers, bios: once it’s printed, you can’t take the link back. shrnq keeps the link working while everything behind it changes.
Change where it goes.
Every copy already out there follows, QR codes included. The next click lands on the new page.
Rename it.
The old address keeps working and still opens the same link.
End the campaign.
Give a link an end date and a fallback page, so late visitors land somewhere useful instead of an error.
Delete it.
Visitors see a plain “this link was deleted” page, and nobody can register that address again.
Hit your plan limit.
Links you already made keep redirecting. Only new ones are blocked.
One exception: links on your own domains pause if a Pro plan ends, and come back when you upgrade. How a changeable QR code works
Know what got clicked.
Pick a range and poke the bars. This is a sample link for a made-up coffee shop, but the screens are the real shape.
3,209clicks
2,278unique visitors
258best day · 4d ago
Sample data
What they used
Phone Computer Tablet 5%
Where they came from
- Instagram41%
- Direct / QR27%
- WhatsApp18%
- Google9%
- Newsletter5%
Top countries
- Jamaica52%
- United States23%
- United Kingdom11%
- Canada8%
Visitor IP addresses are never shown, stored for display, or exported.
Four dollars. That’s the pricing page.
Start free. Upgrade when you outgrow it. Billing is handled by Polar, our merchant of record.
Free
$0forever
- 50 links
- 1,000 stored clicks a month
- Analytics, folders, tags
- QR code for every link
- Editable destinations
Pro
$4per month
USD, billed monthly. Taxes are added at checkout. Cancel anytime.
- 1,000 links
- 100,000 stored clicks a month
- 3 custom domains
- Everything in Free
Cheapest paid plan, side by side.
Entry-level paid plans from each service’s public pricing page, per month.
shrnq$4
Short.io$5
TinyURL$9
Bitly$10 billed yearly
Dub$30
Prices checked October 2026 and will drift. Plans differ in limits and features, so compare what you need before you switch.
Questions, answered.
Not here? Email hello@shrnq.com and a human replies.
Can I change a link’s destination after I’ve shared or printed it?
Yes, that’s the main idea. The short link stays the same, so everywhere you already posted or printed it keeps working, and the new destination takes over on the next click. Your click history stays with the link. If you pick a permanent (301) redirect, browsers may remember the old destination for up to an hour.
Do QR codes still work after I change the destination?
Yes. The QR code holds your short link, not the destination, so a code you’ve already printed follows every change. You can download it as a PNG or an SVG.
What happens if I rename or delete a link?
A renamed link’s old address keeps opening the same link. A deleted link shows a plain “this link was deleted” page, and that address can never be registered again, by you or anyone else, so a printed link can’t be taken over later.
What happens to my links if I stop paying for Pro?
Your workspace returns to Free and your links on shrnq.com keep working. Links on your own domains stop working until you upgrade again, then they come back on their own.
What do I get on Free?
Up to 50 links and 1,000 stored clicks a month, with analytics, folders, tags and QR codes. Custom domains are a Pro feature.
What does Pro add?
1,000 links, 100,000 stored clicks a month and up to 3 custom domains, for $4 a month.
Can I use my own domain?
On Pro, yes: you can connect up to 3 domains of your own and use them for your short links.
How do payments work?
Payments run through Polar, which acts as the merchant of record. You manage your subscription from the billing page in your account.
What if someone shares something bad with shrnq?
Anyone can report a link. We review each report and can disable the link. The acceptable use policy spells out what isn’t allowed.
Go on, print a link you can change your mind about.
It takes a minute and the first 50 links are free.
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