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One label, and your whole campaign in one number
Put a coloured tag on pages and short links: find them at once, filter your tables, and watch their statistics add up on their own. Per campaign, per client, per channel.
Free, no credit card.
One label, everything that belongs together
A name, a colour, and the tag exists for the whole workspace. Set it from a page or a link, as many tags as you like per item.
- The name and colour you want
- Pages and short links under the same tag
- Several tags per item
Your tables cut down to what matters
The tag filter sits at the top of your page and link lists. One campaign, one client, one channel: you see only that, and you clear the filter in one click.
A campaign's result, without a calculator
A tag's card adds up views, clicks and click-through rate of all its items: today, over the period, all time. One screen, one number, no more adding by hand.
One campaign, several channels, one figure
You launch a campaign: a link page, short links in your newsletter, QR codes in store. At the end of the month you need one overall figure, and counting screen by screen takes time. Put the same tag on every item: views and clicks come together on a single record.
Step by step, screen by screen
The help centre walks through every action in detail, with screenshots.
Frequently asked questions
Can visitors see a tag?
No. A tag is an internal sorting tool: it appears neither on the public page nor in the address.
Can a tag be used across environments?
A tag belongs to one environment, like the pages and short links it groups. Each environment has its own tags.
What happens to a deleted tag?
Pages and short links stay intact. They only lose the label.
How do I read a tag’s statistics?
Open the tag from the Tags tab: its record adds up the views, clicks and click-through rate of all its items, today, over the period you choose and all time.
What does ticking several tags do?
It keeps the items carrying at least one of them. The filter combines with the search and travels in the address: a filtered list can be shared and reloaded exactly as it is.
Who can create and apply tags?
Members with the Editor or Administrator role in the environment. Tags are shared there: a colleague finds yours and places them on their own pages.
Your page online in two minutes
An account, an address, your first links. And already, your first clicks counted.