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When a visitor taps your bio link, linksync classifies the click at the moment it happens. It reads the HTTP referrer, spots the fingerprint of in-app browsers on socials, and respects any UTM parameters you (or your ShortSync integration) set. If nothing else identifies the source, the click is labeled "direct" so it's still tracked, just honestly labeled. No manual tagging required.

No. The bio page and every tracked short link work out of the box on linksync.me. If you do have a website (a store, a course platform, a service site), you can install the small /s.js script there to close the loop from click to purchase. Both paths work independently.

Linktree shows you clicks. That is roughly it. You cannot tell which platform is bringing the visitors that actually buy, because Linktree does not follow the visitor past the click. linksync sits at that boundary. It tracks the click, follows the session, and connects it to the sale when your revenue tool (Stripe now, more on the way) reports the order. You end up with revenue per platform, not just a click count that dead-ends at your bio page.

Stripe is supported today through Stripe Connect. You connect your Stripe account once, checkouts fire a webhook, and revenue is attributed to the session that brought the visitor in. Shopify, WordPress (WooCommerce), and an npm package for React apps are in progress; today, Shopify and WooCommerce stores can install the general /s.js tracker in the meantime.

The tracker is first-party only. There are no third-party scripts, no cross-site tracking, and no personal data collected by the tracker itself. Cookieless mode is a first-class option, not a compromise. In cookieless mode, sessions are handed off via a URL parameter, so attribution still works through to checkout when your checkout preserves the parameter (Stripe metadata, Shopify note attributes). linksync is designed to be used in line with GDPR expectations. See the privacy page for the full breakdown.

Free covers a working bio page, five tracked short links, and analytics for the last week. Pro unlocks unlimited tracked links, 90-day analytics, the tracker script for your own site, and revenue integrations.

Yes. Every tracked short link has its own linksync.me/l/<code> URL. You can create a link that never renders on your public bio and paste it wherever you post. It still tracks clicks, sessions, and revenue like a bio link would.