Li2 compared with Rebrandly: links on your own domain
Add your domain to Li2 once and HTTPS is issued automatically. From then on every short link, every QR code and every document you publish sits on your own domain.
People read the domain before they press the link
A link on a shared domain is easy to mistake for spam in email and chat, and hard to retype off a printed page. A link on your own domain reads clearly, and can be retyped when a QR code will not scan.
Three things Li2 does with your own domain
These are things Li2 does, not a ranking. Each one has its own page so you can check it.
Add the domain once, HTTPS is issued automatically
Point the DNS record at Li2 and the HTTPS certificate is issued for you — nothing to install. After that the domain appears as a choice in the create-link form.
One link, several destinations by country and device
Set rules by country, operating system or device type: iOS visitors go to the App Store, visitors in Vietnam go to the Vietnamese page. No code to write.
A social preview set per link
Give each link its own title, description and preview image, so a link pasted into Facebook, Zalo or an email shows exactly what you want people to see.
Bring your domain and your links from Rebrandly into Li2
Add the domain first, import the link list second. New links sit on your own domain from the very first one.
Step 1
Add your domain to Li2
Add the domain, update the DNS record, wait for HTTPS to be issued.
Step 2
Import your link list
Export a CSV from Rebrandly, import it into Li2 and pick the domain you just added.
Li2.aiImported all your links from Rebrandly to Li2.ai!
Step 3
Set your routing rules
Add country and device destinations for the links that need them, and set the social preview.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Add several domains to Li2 and choose which one a given link uses inside the create-link form. This is not charged for today — Li2 does not sell paid plans yet.
No. Once the DNS record points at Li2, the HTTPS certificate for that domain is issued automatically.
Yes. Set rules by country, operating system or device type and Li2 picks the destination for each visit. A common case is a single download link that sends iOS visitors to the App Store and Android visitors to Google Play.
Li2 does not touch the links you use elsewhere. Importing a list into Li2 creates new links on your own domain, and you can move campaign by campaign.
For the documents you publish. Drop an HTML, PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Markdown, image or video file into Li2 and you get a URL on your own domain with a QR code; replace the file inside and the URL stays the same.
Put your links on your own domain
Add the domain, wait for HTTPS to be issued, then create short links and QR codes that sit on it.
No paid plans yet · HTTPS issued automatically · Several domains per account