Link analytics you can actually question
How many clicks, from where, on which device, from which campaign: every link has its numbers, and the criteria cross with each other. No cookies, and your visitors’ IP addresses are never kept.
- Free, no card required
- No visitor cookies
- Hosted in the EU
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What a click tells you
Every click is filed under some fifteen criteria, and each one can filter all the others.
Where
The country and continent, worked out at click time.
FranceEuropeOn what
The device type, operating system and browser.
MobileiOSSafariFrom where
The site that sent the visitor, and the channel: a click or a QR scan.
instagram.comQR scanFor which campaign
The link’s UTM parameters: source, medium and campaign.
newsletterback-to-schoolIn which language
The browser’s language, so you know who you are talking to.
EnglishFrenchBy which path
The A/B variant, the routing rule applied, the domain and the link’s tags.
Variant Bgo.yourbrand.com
Built to answer, not to decorate
Criteria that cross
Filter on France, then look at devices: each view answers the question asked, not an average of everyone.
Real time
The last thirty minutes, refreshed continuously, to watch the clicks of a send-out or a post come in.
Against the period before
Over 7, 28 or 90 days, every figure is set against the previous period, by the hour or by the day.
Scans apart
A QR scan is counted as a scan: you know what the poster brought in, and what the link did. The dynamic QR code.
Bots kept out
Bots and crawlers are recognised and counted apart. You can show them, but they never enter your totals.
CSV export
Every dimension of the period shown, not just the dashboard’s, in a file that opens anywhere.
Numbers, not surveillance
These analytics do without what most tools collect, and that is on purpose.
No cookies
Someone who follows your link receives no cookie and no ad ID, and nothing is stored on their device.
No IP address kept
The IP address is used once, at click time, to work out a country and a salted fingerprint that counts unique visitors. It is never written to the database.
Hosted in the EU
The data is stored in Germany and never sold, to an ad network or to anyone else.
Retention, stated
Click-by-click detail is kept for 90 days, daily totals for good. The interface tells you when a question reaches past that window.
Frequently asked
Do I need a cookie banner to track clicks?
Not for the redirect itself: a Klyk link sets no cookie and reads nothing on your visitors’ devices. What we process, and why, is set out in our privacy policy.
How do you count unique visitors without cookies?
With a salted fingerprint, computed at click time from the IP address and the browser. It is used to count unique visitors and set duplicates aside, and the IP address itself is never stored.
How long are analytics kept?
Daily totals are kept for good. The click-by-click detail, the one that lets you cross two criteria, is kept for 90 days, and the interface says so when a question reaches past that window.
Are QR code scans counted?
Yes, and separately: a Klyk QR code marks the visits it produces. You see scans next to clicks, with the same criteria.
Can I export my analytics?
Yes, to CSV, over the period shown. Every dimension is in it, not just the dashboard’s.
Do bots skew the numbers?
No: they are recognised and counted apart. You can show them to see where they come from, but they never enter your totals.
Try it on your next link.
Free, no card required. The first numbers arrive with the first click.