One link. Swap the offers behind it.
Give every worker a link once. When an offer gets paused or capped, change it from your dashboard — the link they already posted keeps working.
It survives Snapchat and TikTok, and it opens in a real browser instead of theirs.
Free to try, no account. 3 links a day, they last 30 days.
The problem
An offer dies at 2am. Now what?
You handed ten workers a tracking link each. The advertiser pauses the campaign, or the daily cap fills up. Every one of those links is now sending traffic to a dead page.
So you generate ten new links, message ten people, and wait for them to re-post. The old posts stay up, still pointing at nothing. Whatever momentum a post had is gone.
Without a rotator
offer paused — every link is dead
With Snap Shortener
Inside each link
offer A — paused
offer B — live ✓
You change this. The three links above never change.
The fix
Change the offer, not the link
Each worker gets a link with their name on it. Behind it sits a list of offers you control. Remove one, add three, reorder them — nobody has to re-post anything.
- ✓ Dead offers are detected within 15 minutes and skipped automatically
- ✓ Every click is tracked per worker: count, country, traffic source
- ✓ Send the same visitor to a different offer after a few clicks
- ✓ Give each recipient their own code, so no two messages carry the same URL
- ✓ Links open in the real browser on the phone, not the one built into the app
Why it survives Snapchat
Their filter looks for a dot and a domain ending
So we encode both. The browser decodes it and opens the link normally — the spam filter reads it and finds nothing that looks like a URL.
What you would normally post
https://snpl.cc/V
detected as a link, post gets flagged
What we give you — five forms of the same link
https://snpl%2E%63%63/V
safest
domain and ending both encoded
snpl%2E%63%63/V
no scheme
nothing for a filter to anchor on
https://snpl%2Ecc/V
readable
a human still recognises the brand
snpl%2Ecc/V
shorter
13 characters
snpl。cc/V
shortest
a Unicode dot — 11 characters
All five open the same page. Codes count up per domain, so early ones are a single character — there is nothing shorter to give you.
No preview card
Social crawlers are never redirected, so nothing can read the destination and build a card from it. You can leave the page blank or write your own.
One code per person
Twenty recipients, twenty different URLs, one set of offers. The same link sent twenty times is the exact pattern a spam filter watches for.
No referrer
The advertiser cannot see which platform your traffic came from.
And when someone taps it inside Snapchat or TikTok, Android hands the link straight to Chrome instead of the app's own browser. iOS gives no supported way to force that, so there the visitor gets a Continue button and the exact menu to tap.
Three steps
Name your workers
Create a link for each person on your team. Joy, Akash, Rifat — whatever you call them.
Drop your offers in
Paste the tracking links from your affiliate network. Two, five, as many as your plan allows.
Hand the link out once
They post it and never touch it again. You swap offers underneath whenever you need to.
What you get
Opens in a real browser
A tap inside Snapchat or TikTok hands the link to Chrome or Safari instead of the app's own browser, where cookies break and some networks refuse the traffic.
One code per person
Twenty people, twenty different URLs, all leading to the same offers. Sending the same link twenty times is what spam filters are built to catch.
Click Cycle
The same person sees a different offer after a few clicks, instead of the same dead end.
Auto failover
Offers are probed every 15 minutes. A dead one leaves the rotation on its own and you hear about it once.
Codes as short as one character
Codes count up per domain, so the first ones are a single character. Nothing shorter is possible.
No preview card
Social crawlers are never redirected, so nothing can read your destination. They see an empty page, or one you write yourself.
Per-worker stats
Clicks, countries and traffic sources for each person, without asking them anything.
Geo and device split
US traffic to one offer, Germany to another. iOS one way, Android the other.
Bot filtering
Datacenter and VPN traffic goes to a fallback instead of burning your offer caps.
Multiple domains
Choose which domain each link goes on. When one gets burned, add a fresh one and issue new links there - everything already out there keeps redirecting.
Try Pro free for 7 days
No card and no crypto to start. When the trial ends you drop to the free plan and every link you made keeps redirecting.
Free
$0 /mo
5 links
Pro
7 days free
$10 /mo
100 links
Team
$25 /mo
Unlimited links
Business
$45 /mo
Unlimited links
Paid plans are crypto only: USDT on TRC20, ERC20 and BEP20, plus BTC and LTC.
Questions
The encoded link is not recognised as a URL by their filter, so the post is not flagged for containing one. Nothing can promise a platform will never change its rules, which is exactly why we support multiple domains: if one gets burned, you move every link to a new one from the dashboard.
Yes. New accounts start on a paid plan free for a set number of days, with no card and no crypto. When it ends you drop to the free plan and every link you made keeps redirecting - you just cannot create or edit until you upgrade. One trial per person: opening a second account from the same connection will not get another.
On Android, yes: a tap inside Snapchat or TikTok hands the link straight to the default browser. On iOS Apple gives no supported way to force it, so the visitor sees a Continue button and, if that does not work, the exact menu to tap. You can switch the whole thing off per link if you would rather keep the plain redirect.
Because it was the same link twenty times, which is the pattern spam filters are built to catch. Generate one code per person instead: they all lead to the same offers, every message is different, and you find out which person actually posted.
No. You create a link with their name on it and send it to them. They never log in, and they see their real earnings in your affiliate network as usual.
Every link you already made keeps redirecting. You just cannot create or edit anything until you renew, so no traffic is ever lost because of a late payment.
Crypto only: USDT on TRC20, ERC20 and BEP20, plus BTC and LTC. Send it, give us the transaction ID, and we switch your plan on by hand, usually within a few hours.
No, and that is deliberate. Your affiliate network already knows what converted and what it paid. We handle the link: clicks, countries and traffic sources, so you can see which worker is actually sending traffic.
Yes, from the Pro plan. Point its DNS at us and it works the same way, including the Snapchat-safe encoding.
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